Erin Walsh

And that's like self-therapy.

That's self-care ultimately.

It's a pause that like those moments and those rituals, if you choose to bring them into your life every single day, they will change your life.

Mm-hmm.

I think like the reason why most women, they go to the closet and they're like, what the F do I wear?

And it's the starts the spiral of if you feel bad about yourself, you start to feel like you're not enough either for the outside world or even for your own closet and you don't feel connected to your body.

So all of that is going into action before taking a pause, getting clear, taking a moment.

How do I want to feel?

Who do I want to be?

How do I embody that person?

What tools do I need at my disposal?

I believe so much in this intersection of style and spirituality and style and wellness.

And people think they're mutually exclusive.

I'm not trying to prescribe any kind of spirituality or like something too woo-woo for people.

But the idea that like your insides connect to your outside is so fundamental and so foundational.

And that is like so wildly transformative and empowering.

Well, the thing is, it's such a vulnerable place.

It's such a minefield.

And there's so many metaphors to it.

Like, I always think of someone's closet, like their insides, like their soul.