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Tag: Ninth Step Promises

  • Practicality

Let’s Be Practical

  • September 8, 2017
  • Tagged as: Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, marathon, Ninth Step Promises, Progress not Perfection, running, sobriety, Step Nine, The Twelve Steps, The Twelve Traditions, Ultramarathon

When I speak about running or Alcoholics Anonymous, I find it very hard not to touch on the subject of spirituality.  For me, running would be empty without my Creator’s presence and AA would not…

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