FEBRUARY 19 Reflection for the Day
When people say rash or ugly things, we sometimes say they are forgetting themselves, meaning they’re forgetting their best selves in a sudden outburst
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FEBRUARY 18 Reflection for the Day
We learn in Gamblers Anonymous that we cannot punish anyone without punishing ourselves. The release of my tensions, even justified, in a
FEBRUARY 17 Reflection for the Day
If I become angry today, I’ll pause and think before I say anything, remembering that my anger can turn back upon me and worsen
FEBRUARY 16 Reflection for the Day
What about justifiable anger? If somebody cheats us or acts toward us in an outrageous manner, don’t we have the right to be furious? The
FEBRUARY 15 Reflection for the Day
When I become angry, can I admit to it and state it as a fact without allowing it to build up and
FEBRUARY 14 Reflection for the Day
Writing down the things I am grateful for helps me switch from a negative to a positive attitude. Today I will take
FEBRUARY 13 Reflection for the Day
We sometimes hear someone say, He is standing in his own light. A mental picture then clearly reveals that many of us tend to
FEBRUARY 12 Reflection for the Day
I am grateful for my friends in the Gamblers Anonymous Program. Right now I am aware of the blessings of friendship—the blessings
FEBRUARY 11 Reflection for the Day
I can always take strength and comfort from knowing I belong to a worldwide Fellowship. Thousands just like me are working together
FEBRUARY 10 Reflection for the Day
IBM founder T. J. Watson said, Success is on the far side of failure. For most compulsive gamblers, nothing could be truer. Without failure