Roxie Nafousi

You don't want to make people feel inferior.

You don't want to make people feel upset.

And at the same time, you've got to hold space for your celebration.

And I think if people could acknowledge every day something they got right,

that would help with that heckler and that inner critic inside because you're already doing the opposite anyway.

You're already coming up with a long list of everything you got wrong.

I know when your head hits the pillow every night, you're thinking, I should have done that at work.

Should have done that with my kid.

And I shouldn't have said that to my partner.

So you've already got a list of things you're not doing.

So you already are self-aware and that's good because you won't be arrogant.

But there's a need to be like, you know what?

I nailed that presentation at work today.

You know what?

I actually was great in that meeting today.

You know, I was really happy how I held my own in that difficult conversation with my friend, partner, whatever.

Like, what would you consider people, what can people do practically every day or week or month?

Talk to me about celebrating yourself as a habit.

Because I think we also wait for like the promotion, the wedding and...

Okay.