Alysse Bryson is almost 20 years sober!! She’s an award-winning media executive, founder, and cultural voice redefining modern sobriety. Through The Sober Curator, she built a global platform that’s reached over 1.1 million people seeking to live boldly in recovery.
In this episode Alysse shares her experience, strength, and hope as a woman in long term recovery, how she used to identify as a “professional drinker,” until Alcoholics Anonymous saved her life and her commitment to helping others along the way. She uses a humorous, tell it like it is approach to living a life full of adventure.
Her mission is to show others that sobriety doesn’t have to be dull or restrictive. Her commitment to providing exciting and informative content with her team is designed to help people stay motivated and engaged in their journey to a sober lifestyle.
Getting sober is hard enough; finding fun and informative recovery content shouldn’t have to be.
To learn more about Alysse Bryson, her TEDx Talk, The Sober Curator podcast, pop culture, events, and more, visit her website.
