Monica Lewinsky

I actually think like we all have, I believe every one of us has callings on our life and destiny that we can fulfill and things that we're here to do.

And like the, you know, Oprah always calls it the fullest, highest expression of who we are.

And I,

I don't think I'm there yet.

I think I have to embrace my light even more than I do.

And I think navigating that and remembering that no one else should ever, ever tempt us to dim our own light.

I don't want to arrive at the end of my life one day, hopefully, God willing, many, many decades later.

And I don't want to look back and go, oh, I kind of played it safe or, oh, I lived as part of who I am, but not all of who I am.

I feel like I'm still in many ways reclaiming my self-worth, even though like I spend half my life helping other people build their self-worth right now.

Like that's what I focus on.

And I'm also in that journey of constantly doing that, of constantly, because I know in my soul I'm fully enough.

What are you working on reclaiming personally?

Me.

Yeah.

Me.

Now that I'm done with... I'll always be a mother, but they're grown.

I'm solidified in my partnership.

Of course, we have our moments, but we've been together over 30 years.

Congratulations.

And he's totally supportive.