Twenty-Four Hours a Day
- 62 of 100 · reviews
- 4.9of 5 · store
- 28,381ratings on the App Store
- 295reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
A digital edition of the Hazelden classic "Twenty-Four Hours a Day" with daily meditations for people in AA-style programs. This is a specialized tool, not a universal sobriety tracker. The audience it fits values it very highly.
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What people use it for
AA and similar 12-step program members, especially those already familiar with the book in print.
What reviews praise
- A daily morning reading ritual with the ability to send the text to a sponsor or friend directly from the app.
- Built-in accountability without a social network.
What reviews complain about
The religious tone (Christian references to God) puts off atheists and agnostics who also participate in AA programs through an alternative understanding of a higher power.
What users experience
2 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
I am so happy to start my day with the 24 hours a day meditation, thought and prayer. It gets me focused.
This book does a lot of shaming towards people who don't believe in God in my opinion.
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