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Don't Sign Your Name To Their Chaos (Proverbs 6)
You can work perfectly on your own recovery, but if you sign your name to someone else's chaos, you are going down with their ship. Welcome to Day 6 of "A Proverb A Day Keeps The Police Away."
In today’s breakdown of Proverbs 6 (The Message Version):
The "Rescue" Trap: Solomon warns us against "going into hock" with our neighbors. If you are trapped in a bad deal, get out like your life depends on it.
The Ant vs. The Lazybones: Why mature recovery means doing the work when no one is watching.
Playing With Fire: "Can you scoop fire into your lap and not be burned?" We discuss why flirting with the old life is a "brainless act."
The Bottom Line: You can't keep the police away if you are aiding and abetting someone else's drama. Cut the rope.
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00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:27 The Trap of Rescuing Others 02:17 Lessons from the Ant: Work Ethic 03:47 Avoiding the Riffraff: Traits to Shun 05:25 The Dangers of Adultery 07:11 Practical Wisdom for Recovery 07:55 Final Takeaways and Conclusion
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