What are tools are you currently using?
1. Time Recording – We must be conscious of how we spend our time. We keep a written record to increase awareness and support our focus on goals and the actions required to achieve them.
2. Meetings – We attend UA meetings regularly to share our experience, strength, and hope in order to help ourselves and others recover from underearning.
3. Sponsorship – We actively seek sponsorship with someone who has worked the Twelve Steps in UA and is willing to guide us in our recovery.
2. Meetings – We attend UA meetings regularly to share our experience, strength, and hope in order to help ourselves and others recover from underearning.
3. Sponsorship – We actively seek sponsorship with someone who has worked the Twelve Steps in UA and is willing to guide us in our recovery.
4. Possession Consciousness – We routinely discard what no longer serves us in order to foster a belief that life is plentiful and that we will be able to provide ourselves with what we need.
5. Service – Giving service is vital to our recovery. It is through service to others, and to the Fellowship, that we keep what has been so generously given to us.
6. Goals Pages – We set goals for all aspects of our lives, write them down, measure our progress and reward achievement.
7. Action Meetings – We organize action meetings with other UA members to discuss our earning concerns and to generate actions that will bring more prosperity into our lives.
8. Action Partner – We connect regularly with action partners regarding earning concerns in order to provide each other with accountability, continuity, and support.
9. Solvency – We do not debt one day at a time. Debting leads to underearning.
10. Communication – We contact other UA members to seek support, to diminish isolation, and to reinforce our commitments to action.
11. Literature – We read Twelve-Step literature to strengthen our understanding of compulsive disease and the process of recovery.
12. Savings – Saving money demonstrates faith in the future and acceptance of the fact that money is a tool vital to our prosperous vision. We create and follow a savings plan on whatever scale we are able.
6. Goals Pages – We set goals for all aspects of our lives, write them down, measure our progress and reward achievement.
7. Action Meetings – We organize action meetings with other UA members to discuss our earning concerns and to generate actions that will bring more prosperity into our lives.
8. Action Partner – We connect regularly with action partners regarding earning concerns in order to provide each other with accountability, continuity, and support.
9. Solvency – We do not debt one day at a time. Debting leads to underearning.
10. Communication – We contact other UA members to seek support, to diminish isolation, and to reinforce our commitments to action.
11. Literature – We read Twelve-Step literature to strengthen our understanding of compulsive disease and the process of recovery.
12. Savings – Saving money demonstrates faith in the future and acceptance of the fact that money is a tool vital to our prosperous vision. We create and follow a savings plan on whatever scale we are able.
(from www.underearnersanonymous.org)
To learn more about the U.A. program, visit the
www.underearnersanonymous.org website.
If you are in the Orange County, CA area, come join us
for a face-to-face meeting on Wednesday Nights.
When: 7:00 PM
-8:30 PM
Where: St Matthews Ecumenical Church
Location: 1111 W
Town and Country Rd # 14, Orange, CA 92868
Cross Streets:
Town & Country Rd and Main St.
(park in rear of building)
Meeting in the study room adjacent to the business
office.
