Jennie Garth

What do you say to that?

People really struggle with loving themselves.

For me, I really want people to just be introspective, to think about their life, what they've accomplished.

And we would go, Oh, the suits are here.

And so, yeah.

what they've lived through, what they've survived and take account for everything, the good and the bad and the ugly.

And so now whenever I see a man in a suit, it just kind of makes me laugh.

I don't know why, but there's something about it, such a posturing situation happening.

And then I want them to walk into the bathroom and look at themselves in the mirror and wade through all the thoughts that are negative about their image that they're seeing back at them and get to the core of that person behind your eyes, that person that's inside you, even that little girl that's scared inside of you, that's always been scared with all this craziness happening around her, whatever your life circumstances are.

Um,

that I just kind of let it go now.

But it is intimidating when three suits are sitting across from you saying words you really don't understand fully and showing you charts and all the numbers and the graphs and the things.

It's a lot.

And I want you to tell her that you love her and that you are here for her and that there's nothing to be afraid of.

I've got you.

I still do it all the time.

And honestly, I'm kind of a realist and I think that

We are born into this world alone.

We leave this earth alone.

I feel, I feel like a definite shift in my mindset about being a business woman now and being just confident in that.