Step 10

Step 10 of the 12 steps reinforces the moral inventory by maintaining what has been built over the last 9 steps. Remember, the 4th step asked for us to take note of our moral inventory. Step 10 asks a recovering person to log current behaviors to gain even more progress. The idea is If one continues to view addiction as a disease, one can continue to minimize the risk of agitating it.

1. What is your plan to allow time for reflection each day? 
2. What new behaviors would you like to try to make your program more effective? How would you go about implementing these?
3. What kind of behaviors and attitudes do you need to be most vigilant against to keep from your addictive behaviors?
4. What are your triggers for addictive behavior? How can you guard against them or prepare for them?
5. What are some amends or remedies that you should make when you find out that you are wrong?