Do you want to create the best version of yourself and your life but don't know where to start?You are in the right place!As you know, staying sober is a monumental achievement where tons of people vie for some opportunities to get ahead in life, and it can be tough to maintain sobriety.If you want to be different and better, then learning these six high-performing habits will transform your life and bring you great “active recovery” success. True “recovery warriors” follow some form of this type of process. I learned from one “Recovery Warrior,” who told me if nothing changes, then nothing changes. A true “recovery warrior” takes these steps, examines their past behaviors, and makes direct amends for those mistakes.Let's dive in.Recovery is a process that includes:<ul><li>admitting that one cannot control one’s addiction</li><li>​recognition that a higher power can give one strength</li><li>​examining past errors</li><li>​Make direct amends for these errors.</li><li>​Learn to live a new life with a new code of behaviour and</li><li>​help others</li></ul>What is one habit that has made a difference in your life?

Learning six high-performing habits can transform life and lead to active recovery success, as true recovery warriors follow this process.

6 high-performance habits to transform your “active recovery” success

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6 high-performance habits to transform your “active recovery” success

6 high-performance habits to transform your “active recovery” success

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