Louise Thompson

And that feels really nice.

Like I feel happy to move more slowly.

And I also feel like I just want to prioritize the things that actually mean something to me, which has been really hard because I've

you know, been a people piece of my whole life.

And now I feel like I don't need to be that person.

And I also have, I used to feel as though there was always someone judging me or like marking my work that like everything had to perform really well and I had to be really polished.

And now I think actually likeability doesn't equate to success.

There are so many other metrics to success.

And so I feel better about my relationship with social media and my work and my relationship with my partner and my son.

And I feel in a good spot.

I think I'm hoping that this year is just going to be really wonderful for everybody.

Can you send me a copy?

Thank you.

Because I'm fascinated in this topic.

Me too.

But I think what helps is looking at the people that you actually admire and learning that often those people are,

liked by a small group of, like a community, but also kind of hated by loads of people as well.

And seeing that they're fine with that.

Is quite cool.

I'm like the people that just want to be liked by everybody.