Kim Bellas: Leading the Charge for Sober Coolness
Episode Overview
Kim Bellas shares her 13-year journey of sobriety and its impact. The importance of setting a good example for loved ones in recovery. Creating global movements like the White Party and International Recovery Walk. The role of genuine connections and community in maintaining sobriety. Challenges faced in social settings when choosing not to drink.
"I never want to miss another memory."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? Kim Bellas, the dynamic force behind 'Sober is the New Cool' and the White Heart Initiative, shares her journey of sobriety and the profound impact it has had on her life and those around her. With 13 years of sobriety under her belt, Kim talks about how her son's epilepsy diagnosis led her to create a movement that champions wellness and connection.
Her story is not just about giving up alcohol but about embracing a life full of genuine connections and personal growth. Kim's mission extends beyond personal sobriety; she has sparked a global movement that includes events like the International Recovery Walk and the all-women White Party in NYC. These gatherings provide a safe space for women to share their stories, form lasting friendships, and celebrate their journeys in sobriety.
Kim emphasises the importance of setting a good example for loved ones in recovery, highlighting how her decision to quit drinking set a positive precedent for her son. In this episode, Kim also touches on the challenges of social settings when you're sober and how she's found new ways to enjoy life without alcohol. Her candid discussion offers hope and inspiration for anyone looking to lead a fulfilling life without alcohol.
So, are you ready to explore what it truly means to be 'cool' in sobriety?