Colorado Intergroup will be doing additional spreadsheet workshops.
If you're available to participate as a speaker/demonstrator contact davidvb@gmail.com or Mary keytaraville@gmail.com.
Welcome
There's much to see here. So, take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about us. We hope you enjoy our site and take a moment to join us on one of our virtual Zoom meetings. This is not an endorsement of Zoom which is an outside enterprise.
Colorado Debtors Anonymous Meetings
Sunday 9:30-10:30 AM (Denver) on Zoom ID: 868 315 41502 Password: solvency, Speaker meeting on the 4th Sunday
Tuesday 7:00-8:00 PM (Longmont) on Zoom “Longmont DA” https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3038195356 Meeting ID: 303 819 5356 Password: GRYoga (waiting room is enabled so host must let you in)
Wednesday Noon (Louisville) on Zoom “Currency of Hope” Book study https://zoom.us/j/9995081945 Meeting ID: 999 508 1945 No password, but a waiting room is enabled (host must let you in)
Thursday Noon (Lakewood) on Zoom ”Thursday Promises” https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86831541502?pwd=TFl4ZzlORVVEbzRRR2g0UVBwRG1UZz09 Meeting ID: 868 3154 1502 Password: solvency
*Discontinued Until Further Notice:
Friday 5:30-6:30 PM (Aurora) on Zoom “Friday Night New Dawn – Doing Hard Things Together” https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89071116374 Meeting ID: 890 7111 6374 Dial-in: +1 346 248 7799
Saturday 9:00-10:10 AM (Business Owners DA, FRBDA) on Zoom ID: Passcode: 86549907787 Passcode: 272178
Saturday 10:30AM “Mountain Plains Intergroup Business Meeting” Second Saturday of the Month Zoom ID: 82265654284 Passcode: 797236
Instructions for all Zoom Meetings: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362193-Joining-a-Meeting To call in dial 1-312-626-6799 to join by phone. You can also click on Phone as an option once you click on the Zoom link. You will need a camera and microphone or headphones that plug into your computer if your computer doesn’t have these items built-in. (You won’t need these for phone.)
Please note: this site is under construction.
“In DA, Our Purpose is Threefold:
To stop incurring unsecured debt,
to share our experience with the newcomer,
and to reach out to other debtors. Go to www.debtorsanonymous.org for more info and free literature."
Are you a compulsive debtor?
15 questions to help you decide if you have the compulsion to debt and live beyond your means:
Most compulsive debtors will answer “yes” to at least eight of the following 15 questions:
1. Are your debts making your home life unhappy?
2. Does the pressure of your debts distract you from your daily work?
3. Are your debts affecting your reputation?
4. Do your debts cause you to think less of yourself?
5. Have you ever given false information in order to obtain credit?
6. Have you ever made unrealistic promises to your creditors?
7. Does the pressure of your debts make you careless of the welfare of your family?
8. Do you ever fear that your employer, family or friends will learn the extent of your total indebtedness?
9. When faced with a difficult financial situation, does the prospect of borrowing give you an inordinate feeling of relief?
10. Does the pressure of your debts cause you to have difficulty sleeping?
11. Has the pressure of your debts ever caused you to consider getting drunk?
12. Have you ever borrowed money without giving adequate consideration to the rate of interest you are required to pay?
13. Do you usually expect a negative response when you are subject to a credit investigation?
14. Have you ever developed a strict regimen for paying off your debts, only to break it under pressure?
15. Do you justify your debts by telling yourself that you are superior to the “other” people, and when you get your “break” you’ll be out of debt overnight?
HOW DID YOU SCORE?
If you answered yes to eight or more of these questions, the chances are that you have a problem with compulsive debt or are well on your way to having one. If this is the case, today can be a turning point in your life.
We have all arrived at this crossroad. One road, a soft road, lures you on to further despair, illness, ruin, and in some cases, mental institutions, prison, or suicide.
The other road, a more challenging road, leads to self-respect, solvency, healing, and personal fulfillment.
We urge you to take the first difficult step onto the more solid road now. As a next step, you may wish to Find a Meeting or download free literature.
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