Perfect As Is

A few years ago, I co-authored a book entitled Rewriting Life Scripts: Transformational Recovery for Families of Addicts. My role was to write true stories from family members to illustrate that addiction is truly a family disease, and anyone in the family who makes a change can lead the way to recovery for others. I know it’s true because it’s the story of my life.

I re-read the book a few days ago, thinking it needs revision. It doesn’t. It’s perfect as it is, still relevant.

You write it: What do you do with something in your life that’s been around awhile but still has meaning and potential?