Meg Geisewite's Journey: Embracing Sobriety and Inner Strength
We want to tell them all the good things. But I think people think that when we share these things, that we're coming at them with judgment or like, we're better than them.
Ever wondered what it takes to recognize the subtle signs of a drinking problem and make a change? In this episode of 'I Kissed Alcohol Goodbye', host Dana Michael Krull sits down with Meg Geisewite, the author of *Intoxicating Lies*. Meg opens up about her journey from being a high-performing, perfectionistic overachiever to becoming an advocate for alcohol-free living.
She candidly shares how she navigated the tricky waters of gray area drinking and finally listened to her inner voice telling her something needed to change. Meg's story is not just about quitting alcohol; it's about self-compassion and healing. She talks about accessing her inner child to address past traumas and how important it is to be kind to oneself during this process.
The conversation also touches on how to share your new sober life with others without coming off as judgmental, and the tricky balance of avoiding the word 'should' in our lives. Dana and Meg dive deep into the challenges and rewards of living alcohol-free. They discuss practical strategies for staying on track, even when old habits try to creep back in.
Meg's insights are both relatable and inspiring, making this episode a must-listen for anyone on their own sobriety journey or supporting someone who is. So, if you're curious about how to find your inner strength and embrace a life free from alcohol, this episode offers a heartfelt and genuine perspective that might just resonate with you.