If You Care Too Much About What People Think, Watch This | Kendall Jenner
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If You Care Too Much About What People Think, Watch This | Kendall Jenner
43 262 просмотра · 11 часов назад
Jay Shetty Podcast
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43 262 просмотра · 11 часов назад
Kendall Jenner was 23, at the top of her industry, and being told that if she slowed down she'd be forgotten in six months.
She said no anyway.
In this clip, Kendall Jenner and Jay Shetty talk about the five years she spent saying yes to everything because she felt too grateful to refuse, and the moment she realised one more step would have cost her herself.
Kendall opens up about the people around her who didn't want her to stop, the photo of herself as a little girl that now sits on her bathroom mirror, and what she calls her higher goddess.
Learn about the one thing she used to value that she doesn't anymore, and why her happiest day in months was one she spent almost entirely alone.
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Chapters
0:00 — The conversation she manifested
6:47 — What walking dogs at nine taught her
7:02 — The kid who put herself to bed at 7pm
9:35 — Her best day in months, spent alone
11:24 — Deciding at 14 to become a model
12:18 — Five years of saying yes to everything
12:52 — Setting boundaries at 23
14:06 — The courage to say no when you have everything to lose
15:04 — "I was going to lose myself"
17:26 — What she did with the time she got back
19:30 — Why happiness can't depend on other people
20:31 — Her higher goddess, and the false narratives
21:52 — I am what I think you think I am
24:43 — Losing Virgil
30:51 — How her sense of purpose changed
35:44 — The photo on her bathroom mirror
40:23 — Final Five
Watch the FULL episode on Netflix & Spotify 🎙️
Netflix - https://dub.sh/QaUsKeD
Spotify - https://dub.sh/axUXylv
Full Episode With Kendall Jenner:
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