AMANDA GORMAN
“Being my fullest self without apology. For so long my voice was the thing I was most ashamed of, and now it is the thing I’m most proud of. It is a power no one can take away from me.” InSTYLE
AMANDA GORMAN
“Being my fullest self without apology. For so long my voice was the thing I was most ashamed of, and now it is the thing I’m most proud of. It is a power no one can take away from me.” InSTYLE
HANNAH RYLEE
“Whenever I’m having a bad day, I like to get my favorite snacks, listen to some music and focus on the positive stuff in my life. It really tunes out that negative energy.” GL
JENNIFER ANISTON
“I think beauty is in knowing who you are and loving all aspects of who you are.” People Magazine
TIFFANY HADDISH on learning how to love yourself
“When I hit 25, I read a book by Louis Hay, You Can Heal Your Life. It taught me about self-love, about looking in the mirror, in your eyeballs. This book was saying, just look into your eyeballs and tell yourself that you love and approve of yourself. The first time I did it, I cried really hard because I don’t think I really did love or approve of myself. And as I took on this practice and did it on a regular basis, it was like my life started to slowly change into what I thought I wanted. I really started to recognize my actual beauty and slowly became confident. I had a certain level of confidence that was deniable. And now I’ve nurtured myself like I wish my mother would have all those years ago. I just turned 21 for the 19th time. One of my goals was always to walk into a room and project happiness, elevate the room within 10-foot radius of where my body is there’s joy and happiness around there. ALLURE Magazine
FRANCOIS CLEMMONS
“You make everyday a special special day just by being you, and I like you just the way you are.” People Magazine
ELLIE GOLDSTEIN
“My disability makes me inspirational to others. My advice is to always be yourself and never give up on your hopes and dreams. I never get upset or sad. I’m always happy and bright and bubbly and a bit cheeky. I am like no other person. I’m just myself. And I’ve made history.” allure
ANYA TAYLOR-JOY
“I really struggle with wanting to give everybody everything all the time. One of the things that I’ve learned recently is you have to do what makes you feel good, not what other people tell you should make you feel good. If you spend little time you have off only doing things out of obligation, your soul suffers from it.” InStyle
HALEY NOELLE LeBLANC
“Someone once told me that I give people space to be themselves, and that made me feel so special. You don’t need anyone’s permission to be who you are. Don’t let people judge. No one else can tell you how to be you.” GL
JAMIE LEE CURTIS
“I’ve always tried to be my authentic self. I was a little quirky growing up. I was a bit of a smart aleck, quick to joke. I never thought I was particularly pretty. I certainly have no discernible talents. It’s not like I can sing. I can dance a little bit. But I am very much my own creation. I’ve always felt that my individuality was important.” People Magazine