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TRUE AMBITION<\/p>\n

True ambition is not what we thought it was. True ambition is the deep desire to live usefully and walk humbly under the grace of God. – TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS, pp. 124-25.<\/p>\n

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During my drinking years, my one and only concern was to have my fellow man think highly of me. My ambition in everything I did was to have the power to be at the top. My inner self kept telling me something else but I could not accept it. I did not even allow myself to realize that I wore a mask continually. Finally, when the mask came off and I cried out to the only God I could conceive, the Fellowship of A.A., my group and the Twelve Steps were there. I learned how to change resentments into acceptance, fear into hope and anger into love. I have learned also, through loving without undue expectations, through sharing my concerns and caring for my fellow man, that each day can be joyous and fruitful. I begin and end my day with thanks to God, who has so generously shed His grace on me. – Daily Reflections. \u00a9 1990. Alcoholics Anonymous World Services.<\/p>\n

Ambition
\nWale, Meek Mill and Rick Ross
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