Founder of Valde Beauty, Margarita Arriagada, believes there is no failure. There is growth and there is enrichment in taking steps forward.

Furniture designer and founder of Claude Home, Maggie Holladay, believes you don't ever fully recover from an eating disorder, you have to work at it.

Chef, food stylist, and founder of Sandita’s, Sandy Truong An Tran Ho, believes in therapy and is very grateful for it.

Author, actress, and writer, Jill Kargman, believes we are our flaws.

Actor, writer, and mental health advocate, Marta Pozzan, believes the best things come when you hit 30 because you understand so much more about who you are, what works for you, and life in general.

Digital creator and co-founder of Suá Superette, Stephanie Liu Hjelmeseth, believes it’s gratifying to connect with mothers from all over who have different experiences.

CEO of Ball Family Farms, Chris Ball, believes it’s okay to get some therapy, and actor J. Alphonse believes he’s here to remove the stigma of smoking cannabis.

Stylist and content creator, Allison Bornstein, believes when you’re wearing an outfit that you love, you feel so much better about yourself.

LA Times beauty editor, Darian Symoné Harvin, believes beauty is about choice and agency.

Aesthetician, Sora Connor, believes inviting people into your life, into your circles, and into your bedroom should make you feel good.

Co-founder of Diem, Emma Bates, believes you don’t have to feel maternal or conform to traditional gender roles in society.

Founder and CEO of Crown Affair, Dianna Cohen, who believes if you are an entrepreneur, then your mental health would not be good if you were not entrepreneur-ing.