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12-Step Sayings for Everyone

Whether or not you are familiar with 12-step programs like Alcoholics Anonymous, you are probably familiar with some of the sayings associated with them. "Let go and let God," is just one example. For those in recovery, it's a powerful reminder of the 12 steps, but it's relevant for almost anyone who struggles with worry or face obstacles.

We've collected some sayings associated with 12-step programs, or adopted by them, and hope they'll offer inspiration and encouragement.

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One Day at a Time

Take life one day at a time. There's no need to finish everything all at once. Avoid a hectic day and just breathe.

Let Go and Let God

Under stress? Let it all go and believe in the power of God. He will guide you to your path and lift your burdens.

First Things First

Once your main priority is finished, everything else can come after.

Progress Not Perfection

It's okay not to be perfect -- the most important thing is that you've made progress. Whether it's at work, school, or with the family progress comes before perfection. Rome wasn't built in a day!

This Too Shall Pass

Battling an obstacle or an issue in your life? It will pass, everything does. Don't let it bother you.

Cultivate an Attitude of Gratitude

Be grateful for everything in your life. If you're optimistic, life's hurdles will come with ease.

Just for Today

When you think about what you want to do just for today

Go to Any Lengths

The sky's the limit! We all have the ability to achieve our ultimate goal by doing whatever it takes.

Easy Does It

There's no need to put pressure on yourself. Take life one stride at a time and you'll be surprised at the goals you have accomplished without the stress.

Let It Begin with Me

Taking care of yourself is the biggest priority.

Live and Let Live

You should tolerate the opinions and behaviors of others so that they, in return, wil tolerate yours. Treat others the way you would like to be treated.