Glennon Doyle

And I just want to say it was super awkward and weird.

And then now knowing you, it's like, oh, my God, that's hilarious.

So I just want to say that because I think that it's perfect.

Justina.

This is so interesting to me, thinking about the self-respect piece, because I've never attached it to self-love.

I've never thought of

whether or not I have self-respect for myself.

And I think that, at least for me, I could be really tough on myself.

I have kind of a very critical voice.

I think probably a lot of us do.

And thinking about this self-respect piece, it's like, oh, if I think through that lens of needing to have respect for myself, automatically that voice softens a little.

It's a lot less critical.

It's going to hold me accountable, but it's not meanie voice.

You know what I'm saying?

Absolutely.

And so how did you come to this idea?

Because I've never thought of this.

And what does your inner voice sound like?

Okay, I basically live in my Viore Dream Knit performance joggers.

They're ridiculously soft, like the kind you put on once and immediately start doing the mental math of how many pairs you need.