Almost everything is multisided – including the occurrences that give us pain. So, we asked some of the most enlightened folks in the community to share how they have harnessed their pain to help rather than hurt them.
Mikayla Gutierrez
When I started painting 🙂 Read more >>>
Raffael Arlief
When I realized that I had so much pain in my life, thankfully I’m a visual artist so I can use it as my power. I changed the pain become painting, it’s like I never waste anything that happened in my freaking life. Hahahaha Read more >>>
Brian Hyman
When I first got sober, I worked the Twelve Steps. For those who do not know, an important aspect of Twelve Step programs is anonymity. This principle is practiced by members to maintain the integrity of the program. Nobody is a spokesperson for Twelve Step programs; there are no leaders or experts. Read more >>>
Sonia Grace
When I decided that pain would no longer control my destiny. I processed and owned it and now I can creat art that inspires other people and makes feel seen. Read more >>>
Darla Covington
Definitely try to hide the struggle I’ve been through , but figured out didn’t have to hide it so much because there are many people that can relate and sometimes you need people that you can lean on. When you start talking about your struggles, your strength comes through because it’s always better to be open about it than hide it. Read more >>>
