Chelsea Handler

And if you have success, success, success, and then you have something that's not successful, it's almost like you just don't know what to do with that. You can't handle the idea of you not being successful.

This is my downfall. There's everything. I can't afford my house. I can't afford this. Where's the money coming from? And then when you are able to work through all of those ugly emotions and thoughts about yourself, you get to the other side. What you're saying about turning 50, you're like, I have enough data to understand that I belong right where I stand. And that voice is not the real voice.

This is my downfall. There's everything. I can't afford my house. I can't afford this. Where's the money coming from? And then when you are able to work through all of those ugly emotions and thoughts about yourself, you get to the other side. What you're saying about turning 50, you're like, I have enough data to understand that I belong right where I stand. And that voice is not the real voice.

This is my downfall. There's everything. I can't afford my house. I can't afford this. Where's the money coming from? And then when you are able to work through all of those ugly emotions and thoughts about yourself, you get to the other side. What you're saying about turning 50, you're like, I have enough data to understand that I belong right where I stand. And that voice is not the real voice.

And it's your job to quiet that voice and get in touch with the real voice of who you are.

And it's your job to quiet that voice and get in touch with the real voice of who you are.

And it's your job to quiet that voice and get in touch with the real voice of who you are.

Isn't it funny that we need someone else to tell us that? Someone who doesn't even really know us has to be like, hey, you're the reason you got yourself here.

Isn't it funny that we need someone else to tell us that? Someone who doesn't even really know us has to be like, hey, you're the reason you got yourself here.

Isn't it funny that we need someone else to tell us that? Someone who doesn't even really know us has to be like, hey, you're the reason you got yourself here.

I want every young person to feel seen. I want every young person to feel confident. I want to infuse that. because I know I have a lot of that. And for the period of time where I wasn't sure of it, it was useful to get to the place to understand, oh, this is real confidence. This isn't just bravado. This is bedrock.

I want every young person to feel seen. I want every young person to feel confident. I want to infuse that. because I know I have a lot of that. And for the period of time where I wasn't sure of it, it was useful to get to the place to understand, oh, this is real confidence. This isn't just bravado. This is bedrock.

I want every young person to feel seen. I want every young person to feel confident. I want to infuse that. because I know I have a lot of that. And for the period of time where I wasn't sure of it, it was useful to get to the place to understand, oh, this is real confidence. This isn't just bravado. This is bedrock.

This is better confidence than what I even had before, because now I'm calm about it. I'm not trying to show off. I know what I can handle. Yeah. I mean, it's all cliche, but I guess cliches are cliches because they're so fucking true.

This is better confidence than what I even had before, because now I'm calm about it. I'm not trying to show off. I know what I can handle. Yeah. I mean, it's all cliche, but I guess cliches are cliches because they're so fucking true.

This is better confidence than what I even had before, because now I'm calm about it. I'm not trying to show off. I know what I can handle. Yeah. I mean, it's all cliche, but I guess cliches are cliches because they're so fucking true.

It's like there is light after dark. It's your job to find optimism in the dark, I think, as human beings, especially with all the shit that goes on in our country. And the last decade, it's been so crazy. And when you talk about time, you're like, did every generation feel this way? People talk about how the 60s and 70s were so great.

It's like there is light after dark. It's your job to find optimism in the dark, I think, as human beings, especially with all the shit that goes on in our country. And the last decade, it's been so crazy. And when you talk about time, you're like, did every generation feel this way? People talk about how the 60s and 70s were so great.

It's like there is light after dark. It's your job to find optimism in the dark, I think, as human beings, especially with all the shit that goes on in our country. And the last decade, it's been so crazy. And when you talk about time, you're like, did every generation feel this way? People talk about how the 60s and 70s were so great.

It's like, well, yeah, but the racism was way worse than it is now. So how can you say that was great?