My Head is the Only Enemy I Have | AA Speaker Bob Earl

[@VictorThomas-n6h]

I think this tape is greater than....2024.....I forgot all about this bloke....2025 January AND HERE IT IS AGAIN...BOB EARL...THANK YOU.ITS PEOPLE LIKE YOU WHO HAVE GIVEN ME 46 YRS OF CONTINUED SOBRIETY. ....I JOINED IN 1978...AND YOU HAVE BEEN BARED IN PARTS OF AUSTRALIA...A .GAIN THANK YOU....YOUR TAPES KNOCKED ME ABOUT SPIRITUALLY...BUT. HINDSIGHT HAS TAUGHT ME TO THANK YOU FRON THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART.....I BRLIEVE YOU ARE ONE OF THOSE SITTING UP THERE IN THE RAFTERS.ALONG WITH BILL AND BOB...AT MY LOCAL A.A. MEETING....SO ....HEY YOU BLOKESUP THERE.....THANK YOU.THANK YOU THANK YOU

[@damianduplechain8750]

Bobby E, RIP dear friend. Never met you, but you helped save my life listening to my sponsor's tapes of you. You helped me as much as any therapist ever did, and a big reason I became a great, very successful therapist. Looking forward to meeting you in person on the other side, Bob. God bless us all.

[@TheTrmnlyUniq]

Oh Bob E. Your talks have helped me for 28 years. RIP sweet Friend. Your message is real, raw, beautiful and Truthful

[@SoundofGugu]

This never gets old! Bob truly is a very funny guy! And an ACA’er too!

[@krisscanlon4051]

Thats how I consciously got to know him and heard Head Trips subconsciously in my early sobriety days. I am in both fellowships and never turn back.

[@Mandalas12]

My favourite talk of Bob Earl, saved me in the early days

[@myspeakertapes]

Yes, me too. Listened daily along with Ken D for the first couple of years.

[@eveadams9923]

I hope to celebrate nine months sober on December 1. It'll be the first time in my adult life I've been sober for longer than a weekend. I just came from SoberFest in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, where I had a great time despite making a total ass of myself during the closing speaker's talk. 100% of this rings true. I was a miserable, chickenshit, chronic discontent too, despite having a lot going for me. I was an alcoholic in a lot of pain, and that's completely okay! I had a lot of fun being a drunk! But now I'm sober, and I can enjoy listening to this old degenerate on a nice sunny day. Keep coming back to this video and the people who are delighted to help you. It gets so much easier.

[@AnthonyGenzale]

How you doing?

[@charlesvonhusen3064]

This man has been a huge part of my recovery long drives and now I have or 35 years of recovery

[@annataylor4399]

I didn’t know Bob died!! He helped me so much in the early days. ❤️

[@Mandalas12]

Absolutely so sad. I know 🙏🙏🏽 meet up in the big rally on the other side

[@sophfores430]

I love you Bob Earll Listening to you saved my Life Heaven is lucky to have you

[@evanrupert8395]

I have this same talk on cassette but no player so I'm very happy to find this. :)

[@beckibrazell2054]

WOW Bobby Earl saved my life in the early days. RiP My friend hope to see you on the other side. I will be eternally grateful to you. Xxxxxx

[@brpitrepeters7983]

Never knew God's holding you in the palm of His hands. RIP

[@davebenson7105]

I cant believe that no one has commented on this yet awesome i havent been 2 an A.A meeting since 2012 of January or February or March or April hmmm its been a while

[@davebenson7105]

kim que its going ok i guess i have 6 days in of sobriety

[@annataylor4399]

Recovery is the best thing I’ve ever done, one day at a time! I hope you’re back at meetings Dave. 😁

[@Mandalas12]

Some people can’t due to physical illness get to a meeting daily, I network, do BB studies online, online meetings and I live the program as instructed in the Big Book, I’m very weary of AA meetings where I don’t hear the solution get mentioned, so I grab a newcomer who’s ready! In my area, it’s tragically group therapy!

[@krisscanlon4051]

Now as we know due to pandemic Zoom is where it's at

[@lesliehensley7477]

My husband was one of the 'unfortunate ' ones. He never could grasp the simplicity of AA and turning your life over to a HP. HES been gone 5 months now...

[@blancemoore]

Sorry to hear about your loss. I lost several friends in the last few years from this …. It’s heartbreaking. It’s one of the baffling and incomprehensibly demoralizing aspects of it. It doesn’t have to be a total waste, a pointless tragedy - THAT’S the grace that’s always there if we can see it.