One day at a Time
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One day at a time
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"The goal isn’t just to be sober. The goal is to love yourself so much that you don’t need to drink."
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One is to many and a thousand isn’t enough
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I’ve had that tattooed for years
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I was looking to die every time I used. I knew I was , I was slowly killing my self and I knew it. There wasn’t a consequence to using that I didn’t know. I studied while I used . SMH 
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Chase sobriety like you chase the dope dealer
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“Get busy living or get busy dying” Shawshank redemption.
I know it’s not a “recovery” saying per say yet it is what made me get that foot in the rooms.
I was so tired of trying to kill myself thru overdosing and simply drugs and alcohol. I had decided that I wasn’t very good at dying so maybe I should try living.. AND if I was going to live I needed off drugs and alcohol. If I was to live I wanted a good life.. so it sounds cliche but it’s what made me step into the rooms…
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Absolutely love this!
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Working great 
This too shall pass
One day at a time, one moment at a time
Let go, let God
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Your networth is only as big as your network
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Have never heard it said that way - Love that one! It reminds me of God can’t drive a parked car.
Love it - it reminds me of a similar quote - as long as you pay for insurance, you have it; as soon as you start missing payments, it will lapse. This is true regardless of the time lived sober - thus step 12
It is all in how much of that learning you can apply!
Changing perspectives changes perceptions
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I’ve got an attitude for gratitude because I woke up, and I didn’t come to.
"Get a win today, no matter how small". Accomplish something positive or new every day. Wins pile up.
"Don't let one small stain ruin your outfit. " twist on making a mountain out of a molehill.
"Don't run up the escalator". You have a path. Ride it out at its pace. It will get you there in good time, no need to sweat or add stress.
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Alcohol only takes, it never gives!
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Trying to moderate your drinking is like trying to switch seats on the Titanic.
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