The Life Lessons I Want My Kids to Carry
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The following podcast is a Dear Media production. This is Let's Be Honest with Kristen Cavallari, a podcast all about getting real and open on everything from sex, relationships, reality TV, wellness, family, and so much more. And just a fair warning, there will probably be some oversharing.
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Hello, hello. Happy Tuesday. I hope everybody had a great Valentine's Day. I, well, hopefully when you're listening to this, I will have already seen Wuthering Heights with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. I'm really going to try to see it the day before this comes out. So obviously I'm recording this a couple of days in advance. But that Monday is a holiday. There's no school. And I'm going to try to go see it. Not with my kids. But because it's a holiday, I'm going to try to take advantage. And I'm dying to see the movie. Looks so good. I think Jacob Lordy is my new celebrity crush. Although he's not really, I guess, a new celebrity crush. He's kind of been a crush in and out over the years. Of course, when I watch Euphoria, I'm obsessed with him.
And I think Margot Robbie is a girl crush. So yeah, this is not paid whatsoever. I'm just really excited to see it. And I will just also be getting back from LA. I'm going out there to shoot the Uncommon James spring summer campaign. And we are shooting at a house that looks like an Italian villa. We are calling it our Italian summer house. And this house really, it looks like it's in Italy. So I'm excited about that. And then since I am single, the plan is to go out for Valentine's day, but we'll see. I don't, I don't really have any set plans as of right now. I'm going to take out my team after the shoot. That is the day before Valentine's day. And then TBD on what I'm actually going to do the night of Valentine's Day.
But you know, I feel like it's a good night if you're single to go out because I would imagine most singles are out. I don't know, guys. I don't know. I don't know. Anyways, that is definitely not what this podcast is about. Quite the opposite. In fact, today is going to be... advice for my kids. And of course, some of this can be taken for just good life advice for anybody. It doesn't necessarily have to be kids. But these are just the messages that I really hope I am currently instilling in my kids, have instilled in my kids, or will instill in my kids. These are I think good life lessons, things that I've learned over the years that I really hope to armor them with to send out into the real world so that they have these in their back pockets.
So as always, this is in no particular order and we're just going to jump in. Okay. We're going to start with one that I say a lot. I've definitely said it on the podcast numerous times, but It's potentially one of the best. And it is to always trust your gut. Obviously, always, always, always. It's really important to always trust how someone or something makes you feel. And of course, I think in order to really be able to trust your gut, it does take trial and error. I know for me, it did for years. And after so many times of constantly realizing that your gut was always right, you know, when you didn't listen to it and it was always right, eventually you start to build real trust with yourself and you know that your gut never steers you wrong.
And it's, I think the most important part is learning how to tune into it. Really, I think getting quiet, it's as soon as you feel that feeling, which, you know, it is your gut for me, it's always in my gut. It's just trusting it. It's learning to tune into yourself so that you can recognize when your body is trying to tell you something. I mean, I'll even get it for business decisions. I'll get it, of course, with people. Usually, I am really good at knowing if someone is right for me or not, whether it be dating, friendships, even in business. Usually, I always can pick up on that gut feeling. but it could even be for, you know, I mean, it can be for small stuff too. I just think we always know we are our own best compass.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–9:35
2
What life lessons does Kristin want to share with her kids?
9:35–11:52
3
Why is trusting your gut important in life decisions?
11:52–21:17
4
How can letting go of people-pleasing lead to authenticity?
21:17–27:30
5
What does it mean to live authentically and why is it vital?
27:30–39:23
6
How do other people's opinions impact our self-worth?
39:23–50:48
Speakers
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