The belief in recovery that I am fundamentally flawed in some way is an immense barrier to optimal experience of recovery.

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The belief in recovery that I am fundamentally flawed in some way is an immense barrier to optimal experience of recovery. And it brings with it a related fear: If you did make a commitment to fully using your unique recovery, you might fail. This belief tells you to play it safe and stay small. That way, if you fail, at least you fail small. This is a self limiting belief.

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