Erin Walsh

When you start from that point of view...

Number one, that first honors who you are.

A lot of people jump to the doing or to the honoring how everybody else needs me to feel or how do I want to be seen, which is a different thing.

If you start from a place of how I want to feel, that honors you.

And it's like a message of you, like not just offering compassion to yourself or a lens of love, but it's deciding that you matter first and by you embodying your best self, you can better like walk in the world.

And when you dress from a place of wondering if it's good enough for the world, you've already decided that you're not good enough for the world.

By you asking yourself, how do I want to feel?

You're deciding that what you think and what you feel matters.

And that's the lens to operate with the rest of the world.

It's shifting it from a place of not good enough to ownership.

Totally.

And that matters because you need to see that person to embody that person.

They go together.

It's not like you leave her on the bed and then you go be your best self all day.

They go together.

You need to honor that person.

And what I want to do is shift how women see their possibilities and their potential and what they see for themselves.

And that's why I see the closet as a portal to possibility.

Yeah, absolutely.

I think in general, three words are helpful.