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Again, I had to become humble enough to ask for help.  I realized that I could not change alone.  I needed God to help me.  And the help came in may forms.  Not only did I not like the messages I got, I wasn’t too keen on the messengers. 

     I had to learn a deeper form of humility.  This is where I was finally able to completely leave my ego behind…if for just a short time.

     Time and time again I was placed in situations where I had to surrender and not give in to my shortcomings.  At times it is quite the struggle, but I have been grateful that I was rewarded with not making a fool of myself and given a new way to deal with things that used to drive me right up the wall. 

     I finally understood grace.  From that there came an inner peace and strength that I had not known before.

     Step Seven is about humility.  Step Seven is about change.  Step Seven is about grace.

   
Step Eight