Genay Peavey and Susan Sanders
Genay Peavey and Susan Sanders
96. Who The F*ck Am I? Finding Myself In My Thirties Post Sobriety
96. Who The F*ck Am I? Finding Myself In My Thirties Post Sobriety
96. Who The F*ck Am I? Finding Myself In My Thirties Post Sobriety
Monday 29th January 2024
Join Janae in episode 96 of Conscious Contact as she explores her evolving identity post-sobriety, reflecting on music, fashion, and personal growth.
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Episode Overview
- Janae's candid experiences post-sobriety and in her thirties
- Navigating through an identity crisis and evolving tastes
- Challenges with anger and the journey towards emotional growth
- Exploration of diverse genres of literature and music
- Homemaking journey and contemplation of tattoos
I want to be able to grow, I want to be open, I want to be teachable. Giving myself permission to change my damn mind. I really want to keep my mind open. I really want to be able to take in things to learn from others, to move around, and get new ideas or find new music or land on a different style and be open to letting old things go and not mourning them, but being grateful that they served me up until when they didn't and being able to continue on.
Ever find yourself asking, 'Who am I really?' Janae certainly did, and she’s diving deep into that very question in this episode of Conscious Contact. After getting sober and hitting her thirties, Janae faced an identity crisis that left her grappling with anger and uncertainty. But instead of shying away, she embraced the chaos and embarked on a journey of self-discovery.
From reevaluating her music and fashion choices to questioning her tattoos, Janae's story is a raw and honest look at what it means to grow and adapt. She also opens up about her newfound love for different genres of literature and music, showing that change can be a beautiful part of life. Whether you're in recovery or just trying to figure out who you are, Janae's insights offer a relatable and inspiring perspective on personal growth.