In today’s episode of Style Your Dreams Podcast hosted by Keri, she deep-dives into the importance of giving ourselves a break. As women, we often put immense pressure on ourselves to be perfect in every role we play. But this constant self-criticism only leads to a lack of fulfillment. Keri shares a funny story about a morning when she felt like a "mess" due to a cold sore and a burst blood vessel in her eye. Despite this, she decided to get still dressed up and put on lipstick, reminding herself that her "version of perfect" is doing what she can to feel good regardless of circumstances.
Key Takeaways:

Life is too short for such struggles and worries: What truly matters is making a difference for others each day and being the best version of oneself. 

Evaluate your struggles and consider giving yourself a break: It's not about checking every item off a to-do list but the most important things in life are being happy, loving life, being kind to oneself and others, and feeling beautiful. 


Conclusion:
Remember that you are loved, worth it, and extraordinary. At the end of the day, no one will remember you for your accomplishments, instead, they will remember you for the impact you made on others’ lives. Focus on being your best self each day through kindness and take a moment to give yourself a break and prioritize your well-being. 
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