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Drawn Out
Drawn Out
Drawn Out
Thursday 7th October 2021
Join Edith Zimmerman on 'Really Good Shares' as she discusses her shift from writing to sober illustration and how it transformed her life.
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22 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
Body & Mind
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Edith Zimmerman's Artistic Rebirth: From Writing to Sober Illustration
I think there's like a magic, a real power in right when you've like become something new and you're a total newcomer, but you still remember vividly how it was when you were on the other side and you're sort of like one foot in each room and you can like remember the bridge that got you from one place to the other, like with real detail.
Imagine stepping away from a successful career and disappearing from the online world for three years. That’s exactly what Edith Zimmerman did. Once a thriving writer and blog editor, Edith chose to leave it all behind to figure out her next move. Her journey led her to sobriety and a newfound passion for drawing. In this episode of 'Really Good Shares', host A.J. Daulerio sits down with Edith to uncover the remarkable transformation that followed her decision to quit drinking.
Edith's first year sober marked the beginning of her second act as an illustrator, culminating in her widely acclaimed comic, 'My First Year Sober'. The episode offers a candid look at her transition from writer to artist, shedding light on the anxieties and triumphs that came with it.
Edith shares, 'I think there's like a magic, a real power in right when you've like become something new and you're a total newcomer, but you still remember vividly how it was when you were on the other side and you're sort of like one foot in each room and you can like remember the bridge that got you from one place to the other, like with real detail'.
This conversation is not just about artistic growth; it’s about personal reinvention and the courage to start anew. Whether you're in recovery or simply seeking inspiration, Edith's story is a testament to the power of change and creativity.