DREW BARRYMORE
“Insecurity is loud; confidence is quiet. Don’t just say you’re something; be something. When I do good, I feel good. When I do bad, I feel bad.” InSTYLE
DREW BARRYMORE
“Insecurity is loud; confidence is quiet. Don’t just say you’re something; be something. When I do good, I feel good. When I do bad, I feel bad.” InSTYLE
ELLEN DeGENERES
“I’m happy for the times that were the hardest times of my life because I feel like that’s what makes you.” People Magazine
VIOLA DAVIS
“Yesterday I saw pictures of me at Julliard, and all I could think was I wasted so much time feeling like I was ugly. My husband said, ‘ V, if I’d met you back in the day, we would have been together 40-something years!'” People Magazine
P!NK
“She (my mom) kicked me out when I was 15. It took me about six years to come back to her. I needed her when I was 21. She was there for me, and we’ve been best friends ever since. We were together last week, talking about regrets that we had. She comes from a generation that’s not very good at apologizing. I’ll never forget, but I’m here to forgive. I will apologize to anybody for anything because I believe in the power of apology.” People Magazine
CAMILA COELHO
“I believe we all get stronger when we talk about our challenges. If talking about it helps just one person, I’m already happy.” People Magazine
ALICIA KEYS
“Another thing I remember was I was so eager to clear the negative people. Any negative people or toxic energy, I was like, ‘They gotta go!’ Between what I was actually taking into my body and what I was energetically taking into my body, I remember that it was a huge catalyst to starting to have better skin. That’s where this idea of ‘soul care’ started to dawn on me and make sense. In so many ways our confidence truly does affect how we appear to others and to ourselves and how we walk in the world what you bring with you, your spirit and your energy. We talk about skin care and hair care and nail care and body care and all the cares, but we never talk about soul care, and that’s what makes you the most beautiful. When I’m lighting a candle I always set an intention. In my head I’ll just say, Today, I’m going to feel more joy than I ever felt. If it’s in the evening, Tonight, I will relax completely and let everything go that’s worrying me. I really learned how to believe in things like that. That’s something I didn’t know for a long time because I was always trying to hold things in or protect myself or not give away too much. I didn’t realize in a lot of ways I was not being clear about what it was I needed. If I’ve had a hard day, or hard week, or I’m feeling extra judgmental or dealing with a lot, I will set the intention, Today, I’m going to have ultimate clarity about what I need. You can make an intention and ask for whatever you need to receive.” Allure
JESSICA SIMPSON
“Honesty is hard. But it’s the most rewarding thing we have. And getting to the other side of fear is beautiful.” People Magazine
WINONA RYDER
“I remember I was playing this character who ends up getting tortured in a Chilean prison in the 1994 drama The House of Spirits. I would look at these fake bruises and cuts on my face from the shoot, and I would struggle to see myself as this little girl. ‘Would you be treating this girl like you’re treating yourself?’ I remember looking at myself and saying, ‘This is what I’m doing to myself inside.’ Because I just wasn’t taking care of myself.” BAZAAR
NICOLE KIDMAN
“My whole life is about staying in that place of humility because you’re either in a place of humility or heading towards it.” Vanity Fair
LAUREN LONDON
“I’m a big reader, and I’m really big on investigating myself, who I really am. What brings me peace is when I get very still and get in alignment with myself. In that space, I feel like everything is okay. I’m trying to not operate out of fear anymore. I spent a lot of time in fear, so I’m just trying to operate and trust. I feel more clear on who I am and what I want.” People Magazine