Redefining Identity: Zewiditu Jewel's Journey in 'Eye am I'
I cannot control whether you say I'm crazy, creative, lazy, smart, beautiful or just okay. I cannot control whether or not you decide to stay listening to this episode, but I can control what I say and the message that I'm putting out.
How do you see yourself? Is your identity shaped by your past, or do you embrace who you are today? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Sober in The Morning', host Zewiditu Jewel opens up about her personal battle with identity, beginning in her childhood. Growing up as one of the few black children in her school, she faced societal labels and expectations that deeply affected her sense of self.
Through candid storytelling, Zewiditu shares how she had to unlearn the narratives imposed on her by others to discover her true self. She emphasizes the importance of representation and diversity in shaping one's identity and highlights how creative expression and art have played a crucial role in her healing process. Zewiditu's journey is a powerful reminder that we have the power to define ourselves on our own terms.
Tune in to 'Eye am I' for an inspiring conversation on self-love, acceptance, and the transformative power of owning your narrative.