Actress and humanitarian activist Sharon Stone recently shared in an emotional interview her personal battles with mental health issues and the importance of individual resilience. In her conversation for Turkish Tea Talk with Alex Salmond, she revealed how she works with the World Health Organization (WHO) has shown you that one in 10 individuals faces mental health crisis Worldwide.
“We’re all trying to face our demonsand we are all acting –me too”, he expressed and added that, as a society, we find ourselves “trying to figure out how to keep getting upcontinue to help people get up even though we have put them down, and make sure we all get up.”
The star of Low instincts He emphasized the need for people to strengthen themselves and seek instant forgiveness towards themselves and others, stressing that change must begin with the individual beyond waiting for solutions from political leaders.
“Trying to say they have to be our leaders, well, what leader do you think it’s going to be? It must start with the individual,” she maintained. “You have to stay strong, and when you screw up? Okay, so what? “That was two steps ago.” In addition, he offered some infallible advice: “You have to get back uppull yourself together and help whoever you think you’ve crashed into, and move on… and instant forgiveness. Instant forgiveness for yourself”.
Stone also opened up about her passion for advocating for marginalized groups, a calling that has earned her international recognition, including the Nobel Peace Prize in 2013 by his work in favor of people with HIV and AIDS.
Sharon Stone, confessed through tears that he never shared with his colleagues in Los Angeles that he had received such a distinction. “I never told people here in LA that I even went to receive a Nobel Prize…I thought, how can I tell people in the movie business that I won a Nobel Prize?” revealed the 66-year-old star, who has always sought to use her celebrity status to support others, and of course , your efforts are paying off.
The actress recounted how she felt validated and excited by working alongside peacekeepers and leaders she has always admired, expressing a deep emotional bond with the causes and people to whom she dedicates her time and efforts. “These people are so brave… suddenly, I felt like I was in the right room, these are my people,” Stone confessed, highlighting the fundamental human connection in his humanitarian work. “I would stay on the street with these people. I would risk my life for them. “These people understand me, I understand them,” he added.
In a revelation about his recent foray into art, Sharon stone shared how painting has become a liberating and empowering personal expression. Devoting up to 17 hours a day to this passion in her Los Angeles mansion, the actress and now painter has seen how His first work of art sold for USD 30,000..
This turn to art has allowed him to reconnect with one of his youthful loves, giving him a sense of control and personal satisfaction. “I love that painting allows me to be the boss” he said, reflecting his appreciation for storytelling and the discipline he admires in Japanese artists.
In addition to her commitment to the arts and philanthropy, Stone has been a critical voice regarding gender equality in Hollywood, expressing her desire for women to receive the same treatment and compensation as their male counterparts.
The Oscar-nominated star highlighted the difficulties of being typecast into specific roles but expressed hope for finding worthwhile parts in the future. Her career has seen collaborations with iconic figures such as Robert DeNirowith whom he has shared a mutual admiration since his early days in the industry.
