Perfectionism has no place in recovery.
It takes time to absorb our program, and we do that during our down time,
not while we’re working. It makes no sense to cram, because
the program has only one criterion: improvement.
We have to take time to smell the roses.
Examining how to live a life amplified by purpose, intent, and virtue. Family, friendship, marriage, fatherhood, masculinity, fitness, self-defense, art, music, philosophy, theology, and politics.
from Marcus Wynne
Stumbling along the Middle Path, one day at a time.
Recovering Out Loud
A Tech Worker In Seattle
Trying to ace sober living
Stumbling along the Middle Path, one day at a time.
Stumbling along the Middle Path, one day at a time.
The Middle Path, One Day At A Time
What...Me Sober? 
If it’s working for you and you’re happy, don’t fix it!
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I totally agree with this post. I am 11 years clean this week, having never relapsed from when I first came into recovery but I have never attempted to achieve a “perfect” recovery. A lot of the suggestions of “the Programme” I have not and do not follow but I have kept going to meetings and made sure that, no matter what happened, I never picked up alcohol and drugs.
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