November 28

November 28 – AM          Page 13, Bill’s Story, Chapter 1

My schoolmate visited me, and I fully acquainted him with my problems and deficiencies.  We made a list of people I had hurt or toward whom I felt resentment.  I expressed my entire willingness to approach these individuals, admitting my wrong.  Never was I to be critical of them.  I was to right all such matters to the utmost of my ability.

November 28 – PM          Page 180-181, Doctor Bob’s Nightmare, Part I

It is a most wonderful blessing to be relieved of the terrible curse with which I was afflicted.  My health is good and I have regained my self-respect and the respect of my colleagues.  My home life is ideal and my business is as good as can be expected in these uncertain times.
I spend a great deal of time passing on what I learned to others who want and need it badly.  I do it for four reasons:

1.          Sense of duty.
2.          It is a pleasure.
3.          Because in so doing I am paying my debt to the man who took time to pass it on to me.
4.          Because every time I do it I take a little more insurance for myself against a possible slip.