Jo Walduck: Embracing Sobriety and Authenticity
It can be something as massive as a transgender journey, and that's so, like so many trans people, don't have the ability to transition right socially, professionally or anything else, like there are so many blockages or barricades or whatever for people's lives, and like I don't know the people that I work with. One could maybe argue that I've, rather than drinking to get away from my problems, I was drinking to get away from my identity.
What happens when you mix the courage to go sober with the bravery to live authentically? You get Jo Walduck's incredible journey. In this episode of 'Sobriety Unplugged', Jo, also known as Ze Sober Coach, opens up about her path to sobriety and how it intertwined with her transgender journey. Living in France, Jo made the bold decision to quit drinking 18 months ago, and she hasn't looked back since.
Her story is not just about giving up alcohol but about embracing a life filled with authenticity and purpose. Jo talks candidly about using alcohol to escape from her identity struggles and how sobriety helped her face those challenges head-on. She also shares how she started her own coaching business and found a supportive community that has been crucial in her journey. Jo emphasizes the importance of addressing the root causes of addiction to truly thrive in sobriety.
Her support group, The Deep Duck Pond, isn't just about quitting drinking; it's about tackling the issues that led to drinking in the first place. If you're looking for inspiration and practical advice on living a more fulfilling, alcohol-free life, Jo's story is a must-listen.