Belle Robertson - from the blog "Tired of Thinking About Drinking"
Belle Robertson - from the blog "Tired of Thinking About Drinking"
Sober Podcast 260 – Kristi Coulter (2018)
Sober Podcast 260 – Kristi Coulter (2018)
Sober Podcast 260 – Kristi Coulter (2018)
Friday 21st June 2024
Kristi Coulter shares her journey of sobriety, writing, and the unexpected joys and challenges along the way. A candid chat with Belle Robertson.
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About this podcast
Author:
Belle Robertson - from the blog "Tired of Thinking About Drinking"
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
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Episode Overview
- Kristi Coulter shares her five-year sobriety journey.
- Discusses rediscovering her passion for writing.
- Highlights the importance of support systems in recovery.
- Addresses managing anxiety and depression without alcohol.
- Offers practical advice and humour for those on a similar path.
It doesn't take willpower to avoid the thing that is sure to ruin my life.
Belle Robertson sits down with Kristi Coulter, author of 'Nothing Good Can Come From This', for a candid chat about sobriety, writing, and the journey of staying alcohol-free. Kristi, who has been sober for over five years, shares her experience of losing and rediscovering her passion for writing. She opens up about the challenges of staying sober, the impact of alcohol on her ambitions, and how her viral essay led to a book deal.
Belle and Kristi discuss the importance of support systems, whether through pen pals or sober communities, and the necessity of self-care during recovery. Kristi's honest reflections on dealing with public criticism, managing anxiety and depression, and the unexpected joys of sobriety provide valuable insights for anyone on a similar path. The episode is filled with humour, real talk, and practical advice, making it a must-listen for those looking to understand the multifaceted nature of sobriety.