Drop The Rock: Removing Character Defects, Steps Six and Seven Paperback – 12 Jan. 2018

Very good read and very helpful for the workHighly recommendedAnyone needed a good understanding of step 5 and six this helps a lot

Great advice given in this book, allowing you to take your time and digest.

Once I surrendered that I was powerless over my drinking, I was able to follow the suggestions in the 22 step AA Program, and after working the program to thee best of my ability, the obsession to drink was completely removed!This book helps with that procress.The program was aa lifesaver!

I have read this book today after putting it off for years and I wish I read it back then. Thank you for the book and thank you for recovery.

Good read and subject

Bought as a gift my friend was so thankful

I'm going to assume that you are looking at this because you're working a 12-step program, or have some knowledge of them. If not then it's going have no context to you, unless you want use this to start working one. I'm not saying you couldn't but there are better places to start. This is for working steps six and seven. For which it is unique and by default the best ever. I'll stop being clever about it - for those so called forgotten steps, I cannot praise it enough. At time of writing I am coming towards the end of treatment and beginning, hopefully, my career, in a residential rehabilitation centre. This book has helped every person who has ever read it that I have heard of. It is the single most recommended book to read (other than the Big Book, but that's compulsory) within the rehab. This review represents 5 stars from many, many people.If you're working it and worth it, so is DTR.

For me the book's not about ripping yourself apart about faults and failings you discover in yourself. But also finding virtue and value in yourself. Ok its fine to get rid of the rock of defects you're holding on to. But also to replace them with assets! Nobody's perfect though, esp. not me!