Glossary of Words Used in Steps Four and Five Moral Inventory ..A list of personality defects, violations of moral principles, defects in character, maladjustments, and dysfunctional behavior.

ct to big picture goals. Quadrant 4 – Spending time here results in a lack of responsibility for things t. at need to be completed. This makes academic success, personal wellness, and healthy relat. it. * Not …

In Step Four we are asked to take a moral inventory. When we first heard the word moral, some of us had misconceptions of what that meant, while others had no understanding at all.

The four humors theory was developed in ancient Greece and Rome and influenced European medicine until at least the 18th century. The four humors were blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile.

Although the Appel-Haken proof of the Four Color Theorem is too long for us to completely reconstruct without a computer, we can outline some of the most important ideas from the proof.

Step Four is our vigorous and painstaking effort to dis-cover what these liabilities in each of us have been, and are. We want to fi nd exactly how, when, and where our natu-ral desires have warped us. …

When you decide to change your life and adopt the Four Agreements you are challenging the beliefs you learned and the habits you practiced since your childhood domestication.