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When lack of results toward recovery goals brings about increasing frustration, it’s all too easy to get so caught up in the emotion that you miss out on the bigger picture. Recovery isn’t a straight-line progression of one success after another. Often, the learning curve takes a number of twists and turns before flattening out and heading toward a desired goal.
In the meantime, when frustration threatens to overwhelm you and cause you to cast aside your recovery goals, instead of giving up, get it together. Take constructive action. Get to Work.
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Let’s talk lions...
Before program, what was your greatest frustration?
In early sobriety, what was your greatest frustration?
Today, what are some of your frustrations?
Who do you get frustrated with most often?
When you are frustrated, how do you act?
What tools of the program help?
Do expectations play a role with frustration in your life?
Do you get frustrated with yourself?
Do you get frustrated with your program/fellowship?
How does having a plan help with frustration?
Have you ever made a recovery plan?
How can flexibility help with frustration?
How flexible are you in recovery?
How can expectation affect your frustration level?
How do you set expectations?
When you have multiple things to get done, how do you decide what to do first?
How do you handle failure?
How can the fellowship help with frustration?
How does attitude help?
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