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Great, welcome back everyone.

So I'm not talking to myself, so I'm glad you're here.

I feel very stupid.

Let's get down to Brass Tax with Step 12. Step 12, I think is a way of life. It's not something I do on the side. My job is today, I'm a servant of God, a servant to the higher power.

And that's not special, I think that's what we're all called to do.

And it's the first nine steps which and put us in that position when we can do that.

What I've had to learn to be is completely indifferent as to

precisely what God wants me to do.

So as I say, I do have a couple of jobs, a couple of occupations.

And I have lots of AA stuff that I do. But my period of obligation during the day, I get into the office at quarter to seven in the morning and I leave anywhere between six and

quarter to seven in the evening and during those 12 hours I sometimes visit an

AA group attend an AA group, attend an AA group. I will take

spongy calls. I'll do any admin administration to do with any service that I do in

AA. I might speak at a meeting. I do my day job number one, I do my day job number two, but it's all the same to me. I don't I ask what shall I do today and I do the things that I'm asked to do and I don't know whether this is right or wrong but I I don't know how to live other than to do that when I try to construct my life on purpose and say well I shall do this many hours of this and this many hours of that I get into emotional psychological spiritual trouble.

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