STEP 1 WRITTEN INVENTORY
II UNMANAGEABILITY Mental obsession (self-centeredness):
When and how has my mind told me that one drink will not hurt?
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How did jails or institutions take over the management of my life at different times?
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How am I addicted to changing my mood? What was I trying to change? In what ways am I addicted to looking outside of myself for exterior things to change the way I feel?
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Are there situations that I fear will be so painful that I will drink again?
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-How has my addictive thinking and behavior manifested in my life today? Be specific.
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What is it like when I am obsessed with someone or something?
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Do I maintain a crisis mentality, reacting to every challenge as a personal insult? How has this affected my life?
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Do I insist on having my own way? Do I consider the needs of others? How has this behavior/attitude affected my relationships?
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What in my life can I truly manage?
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What managed my life when using, and what manages my life in recovery?
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