Stephanie Harrison

So you are acceptable no matter what.

I might've wished I'd done better.

I might've wished I sounded more articulate or whatever it was, but it doesn't affect my inherent sense of wellbeing.

And that means that if I do a terrible job on this podcast and embarrass myself, that I would do my best to hang up and say,

And I think the more that we can do that in our most painful moments and recognize that, as well as also the more that we practice it with others, the easier it becomes for us.

Stephanie, you're still acceptable.

I might've wished I'd done better.

I might've wished I sounded more articulate or whatever it was, but it doesn't affect my inherent sense of wellbeing.

When I look at you and I hear how brilliant and wonderful you are, and I just think, wow,

And I think the more that we can do that in our most painful moments and recognize that, as well as also the more that we practice it with others, the easier it becomes for us.

she's amazing and has so much to offer and is so excellent at what she does and who she is.

And I offer that acceptance to you, then I can learn to turn that on myself as well.

When I look at you and I hear how brilliant and wonderful you are, and I just think, wow,

And that empowers me.

And then it comes again, another beautiful virtuous cycle.

she's amazing and has so much to offer and is so excellent at what she does and who she is.

So it's just accepting ourselves and saying, yeah, I'm a human.

Sometimes I mess up.

And I offer that acceptance to you, then I can learn to turn that on myself as well.

Sometimes I don't do what I want to do.