This is a YouTube video titled "Being honest with yourself at 25" containing a conversation between two speakers discussing emotional resilience, personal growth, and parenting. The dialogue focuses on themes of honesty, learning from mistakes, and setting examples for children. The speakers are not identified as Beverley Simpson.
So you're caring about that. You're ruthless and honest without going down this shame spiral, you just. You just keep restoring. And 1%.
Better keep restoring.
I like restoring. Your word. Keep restoring.
Yeah. Because you're going to fall off that raise your head, you're going to make mistakes, recognize it. What do you learn? Yeah.
And then you just. As long as you can, just live out of the emotional state of, like, attaching the shame. Because we're human beings living a human experience. Right. And so I just want to alchemize that I, you know, stay emotionally resilient all the time. And as a parent, you need that for your kids.
Yes. Because again, another thing, they're watching and they're. And they're going to learn that the example I gave earlier, my son called me on dad Mancini's do hard things. Yes. And yes, we do.
You know, it's funny. Yeah. Like, it's. It's funny because my daughter Abby, you know, she. To know hers, to love her.
