Kerry Washington

Really?

Really?

Yeah.

Yeah.

It happens, yeah. I don't live there. I mean, that's the great thing is that I don't live there, but I don't want to pretend that the thought doesn't come up. Sure. Because I'm really proud to have tools, to have tools and support systems that have helped me figure out what to do with the thought when it comes up or how to embrace it.

It happens, yeah. I don't live there. I mean, that's the great thing is that I don't live there, but I don't want to pretend that the thought doesn't come up. Sure. Because I'm really proud to have tools, to have tools and support systems that have helped me figure out what to do with the thought when it comes up or how to embrace it.

I think it all goes back to spirit. I think it all goes back to like, am I loved by source, right? Like, am I lovable by God? Because when we don't feel lovable enough,

I think it all goes back to spirit. I think it all goes back to like, am I loved by source, right? Like, am I lovable by God? Because when we don't feel lovable enough,

in ourselves in a spiritual way, then we need it externally from other people, whether that's in a relationship or from fans or from an employer or an employee or like whatever that looks like, but seeking that approval and love and acceptance and belonging externally is usually because I don't feel like I'm in alignment with the fact that I am loved, that I am loved and okay just as I am.

in ourselves in a spiritual way, then we need it externally from other people, whether that's in a relationship or from fans or from an employer or an employee or like whatever that looks like, but seeking that approval and love and acceptance and belonging externally is usually because I don't feel like I'm in alignment with the fact that I am loved, that I am loved and okay just as I am.

Because I think that's where the idea that I have to be somebody other than who I am, forgetting that who I am as I am is enough. I'm good. I am. But when we forget that, we're like, oh, I have to be something else. I have to be better. I have to be stronger. I have to be more successful. I have to be thinner, prettier, smarter, whatever it is. As opposed to like, I am good. I am blessed.

Because I think that's where the idea that I have to be somebody other than who I am, forgetting that who I am as I am is enough. I'm good. I am. But when we forget that, we're like, oh, I have to be something else. I have to be better. I have to be stronger. I have to be more successful. I have to be thinner, prettier, smarter, whatever it is. As opposed to like, I am good. I am blessed.

I am loved. And I'm on a journey of excellence. So I'm willing to be bigger, better, smarter, more successful. But I don't have to be to earn anybody's love. That's beautiful. That's on a good day. Yeah.

I am loved. And I'm on a journey of excellence. So I'm willing to be bigger, better, smarter, more successful. But I don't have to be to earn anybody's love. That's beautiful. That's on a good day. Yeah.

May 9th, Mother's Day weekend.

May 9th, Mother's Day weekend.

Celebrate all your bad moms and uplift all your bad dads.

Celebrate all your bad moms and uplift all your bad dads.

Power of parenting.

Power of parenting.