Khloé Kardashian

But sometimes I think that we live a life so much for other people and we forget to check in with ourselves. And it's okay if you had a desire in your 20s and now you're in your 30s. You're like, wait, I actually don't want that anymore. And I changed my direction. And it's okay to admit that to yourself.

But sometimes I think that we live a life so much for other people and we forget to check in with ourselves. And it's okay if you had a desire in your 20s and now you're in your 30s. You're like, wait, I actually don't want that anymore. And I changed my direction. And it's okay to admit that to yourself.

And I think I get a very interesting take on that because I do that with me and my sisters. And so when I look at all of my siblings, I know so in-depthly also their struggles and how many companies we've all started that have failed, where so many people that you look up to, you don't hear every little thing until they're at the top.

And I think I get a very interesting take on that because I do that with me and my sisters. And so when I look at all of my siblings, I know so in-depthly also their struggles and how many companies we've all started that have failed, where so many people that you look up to, you don't hear every little thing until they're at the top.

And then they're telling you, this was how they got here, their success story. And sometimes you're like, okay, but... You're here now and it still seems unobtainable. But for me, I do get... I'm very lucky for my positioning because even though I see my siblings and I see all their success now, I remember how much stuff we...

And then they're telling you, this was how they got here, their success story. And sometimes you're like, okay, but... You're here now and it still seems unobtainable. But for me, I do get... I'm very lucky for my positioning because even though I see my siblings and I see all their success now, I remember how much stuff we...

tried to do and you know throw spaghetti on the wall and it just didn't stick but I don't know if outsiders would see that looking within our family all the time I think if you can you know go back and google back 2008 whatever you'll be like oh they did that and where's that company and so everyone has their failures but I wouldn't even call them failures what's the biggest lesson you're taking into your 40s something that you've been carrying with you into this time

tried to do and you know throw spaghetti on the wall and it just didn't stick but I don't know if outsiders would see that looking within our family all the time I think if you can you know go back and google back 2008 whatever you'll be like oh they did that and where's that company and so everyone has their failures but I wouldn't even call them failures what's the biggest lesson you're taking into your 40s something that you've been carrying with you into this time

I talk to myself a lot. So I like to be really intentional. And I understand and I teach my daughter that happiness and positivity and all of that is a choice. And so what I like to is be very intentional with my days, my jobs, the things that I choose to do and spend time on. And not in a like smug sort of way.

I talk to myself a lot. So I like to be really intentional. And I understand and I teach my daughter that happiness and positivity and all of that is a choice. And so what I like to is be very intentional with my days, my jobs, the things that I choose to do and spend time on. And not in a like smug sort of way.

But I wake up a lot and I'm like, oh, I'm just in either a melancholy mood or I'm woke up on the wrong side of the bed. I'm not a nice person today. And I'll look myself in the mirror and I will have a back and forth talk with myself. And I'm like, no, I'm happy today. I'm choosing happy. But so much of that came really when I was in my 40s, maybe my last 39th year. Yeah.

But I wake up a lot and I'm like, oh, I'm just in either a melancholy mood or I'm woke up on the wrong side of the bed. I'm not a nice person today. And I'll look myself in the mirror and I will have a back and forth talk with myself. And I'm like, no, I'm happy today. I'm choosing happy. But so much of that came really when I was in my 40s, maybe my last 39th year. Yeah.

Because I realized how much of a dark cloud I felt was surrounding me in my 30s. But yes, things happen to me, but it's also my responsibility to choose how I respond to those things. And I think because of social media, maybe as well, that I let so much of the noise make me even sadder or make me feel like I was less worthy, less of a person that I needed to be so...

Because I realized how much of a dark cloud I felt was surrounding me in my 30s. But yes, things happen to me, but it's also my responsibility to choose how I respond to those things. And I think because of social media, maybe as well, that I let so much of the noise make me even sadder or make me feel like I was less worthy, less of a person that I needed to be so...

crumbled and embarrassed about what happened to me where yes I probably would have had those feelings but maybe not as long as I did because that narration was going on for so long and so I finally was sort of like screw every every dark noise I'm hearing and I'm going to say every day no I am worthy I'm worthy of a happy beautiful positive day being intentional in that way and it's

crumbled and embarrassed about what happened to me where yes I probably would have had those feelings but maybe not as long as I did because that narration was going on for so long and so I finally was sort of like screw every every dark noise I'm hearing and I'm going to say every day no I am worthy I'm worthy of a happy beautiful positive day being intentional in that way and it's

funny when I wake my kids up every day, I'm like, we're going to have a happy day because we choose to have a happy day. But embedding in them those small little affirmations, I mean, I'm 40 and I need it. So, you know, I think it's a good thing.

funny when I wake my kids up every day, I'm like, we're going to have a happy day because we choose to have a happy day. But embedding in them those small little affirmations, I mean, I'm 40 and I need it. So, you know, I think it's a good thing.

I'm not a victim to this, but I do feel like I was in a way victimizing myself. But again, it sort of was more from the outside noise. I hate that I allowed other people to have that much control over the way I viewed myself. But I would say just from my past dating history, and a lot of them ended in cheating, or there was just, they weren't great situations at the end. But

I'm not a victim to this, but I do feel like I was in a way victimizing myself. But again, it sort of was more from the outside noise. I hate that I allowed other people to have that much control over the way I viewed myself. But I would say just from my past dating history, and a lot of them ended in cheating, or there was just, they weren't great situations at the end. But