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How to Stop Screwing Up: When You Hit the Wall: Twelve Steps to a Real Life and a Pretty Good Time by Martha Woodroof is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is How to Stop Screwing Up: When You Hit the Wall: Twelve Steps to a Real Life and a Pretty Good Time about?

Martha Woodroof is an award-winning broadcast reporter whose stories are heard on National Public Radio and Marketplace. __How to Stop Screwing Up__ is her account of how she used the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous not just to deal with her addictions, but to stop screwing her life up in many other ways as well. Woodroof cheerfully lays out the Twelve Steps (long the hallowed turf of those recovering from addictions) as a workable guide for anyone who wishes to replace a bad habit with a good one. A masterful storyteller, Woodroof weaves personal anecdotes—from wacky to worrisome to whimsical—among practical suggestions for working each step. Perhaps most refreshing, __How to Stop Screwing Up__ encourages readers to work the steps privately and at their own pace, without any reliance on public disclosure or the dogma of religion. Woodroof's unique spiritual connection with her own Higher Power, whom she's dubbed "Alice," has filled an enormous void in her own life, and she encourages readers to solidify such a relationship in their own personally comfortable way. __How to Stop Screwing Up__ fuses humor with humility, drawing on popular culture, Popeye and poetry to create a c

Who reads How to Stop Screwing Up: When You Hit the Wall: Twelve Steps to a Real Life and a Pretty Good Time?

It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.

Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
Martha Woodroof
Publisher
Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Incorporated
Published
2007
Language
EN
ISBN
9781571745361
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Self Help, Fiction, Psychology

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