As recovering Dennis will tell you, it is not the end of the world. Indeed it is that fear someone else will find one that drives us mad.
Dennis and I often have conversations about
Not buying watches. It has the added benefit of increasing cash reserves so that when that super opportunity comes along it's yours for the plucking.
You need a sponsor.
If you feel you have a likely candidate here are questions to see if he will have the dedication to help you.
1.
How can a sponsor explain
the W.A. program?
2.
Should a sponsor recommend
instutionalization?
3.
How can a sponsor work
with an watchaholic’s family?
4.
Should a sponsor lend money
to a newcomer?
5.
Should a sponsor intercede
with a newcomers A.D.?
6.
Can a sponsor be too firm?
7.
Can a sponsor be overprotective?
8.
Can a sponsor be too casual?
9.
How can a sponsor handle an
eBay newcomer?
10.
How can a sponsor work with a
newcomer who rejects help?
11.
When newcomers resist “the
zen side” of the program,
what can sponsors do?
12.
How should a sponsor deal with slips?
13.
Can a member sponsor more than
one newcomer simultaneously
14. Most important, is the sponsor will to buy the watch for
himself in-order to save you??
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