The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett Maisie Williams: The Painful Past Of A Game Of Thrones Star
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Sep 26, 2022 Maisie Williams, renowned for her role as Arya Stark in Game of Thrones, shares a candid look into her tumultuous journey from childhood to fame. She discusses overcoming early trauma and mental health challenges while navigating the pressures of public life. Maisie reveals how acting served as both an escape and a path to healing, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness and authenticity. She also reflects on her evolving relationship with self-worth and substance use, all while seeking deeper connections and self-discovery in a demanding industry.
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Childhood Trauma
- Maisie Williams had a traumatic relationship with her dad during her childhood.
- This experience significantly impacted her sleep and perception of joy compared to other children.
Rewiring the Brain
- Recognizing ingrained thought patterns is crucial for rewiring the brain.
- Awareness of these patterns must precede any attempt at change.
Impending Doom
- Maisie Williams experienced a sense of impending doom during childhood, hindering her ability to experience joy.
- This feeling often interrupted her activities, contrasting with the carefree nature of other children.
