In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Kim Bellas, the incredible force behind “Sober is the New Cool.” Kim’s story is a testament to resilience, empowerment, and the transformative power of self-discovery.
- Kim’s journey towards sobriety was sparked by her son Matthew’s epilepsy diagnosis at just 13 years old. Determined to support him wholeheartedly, Kim embarked on her own path to sobriety, initially committing to three months without alcohol.
- As she navigated this journey, Kim faced societal pressures and personal challenges, shedding light on the complexities of living in a world that often glamorizes alcohol consumption.
- From these challenges arose “Sober is the New Cool,” Kim’s empowering platform that encourages individuals to embrace their self-worth, prioritize well-being, and challenge societal norms.
- Central to Kim’s message is the power of connection. Through supportive relationships and daily doses of hope, she helps others rediscover their strengths and carve unique paths to sobriety, emphasizing that connection is fundamental to hope, health, and happiness.
- Kim also shares her experiences supporting Matthew through his epilepsy journey, showcasing resilience and self-discovery in the face of adversity.
- One impactful tool Kim discusses is the “I Am” exercise, empowering individuals to recognize and celebrate their positive qualities through daily affirmations, fostering self-empowerment and confidence.
- I invite you to listen to our full conversation on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, and don’t forget to check out Kim’s empowering work on her website and Instagram.
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#ADDTOCART THROWBACK: Sober is the new cool Kim Bellas (thesobercurator.com) (Published in September 2020)
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