This Is How You Love Yourself | Radhi Devlukia Shetty on Women of Impact

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To the 1% reading this... I wish nothing but genuine prosperity and success

Three things I learned: - Love yourself - Stop self criticism - Overcome your fears. Amazing talk show. Thanks a lot ladies.

100% Confirmed, Jay and Radhi are soul mates. They look alike, uphold the same values, share in the same belief of helping people....the list of similarities goes on an on and one. May God continue to Bless this awesome , kind and loving couple.

Radhi actually means Beauty in Tamil.. and she is such a beauty inside out!...I'm a fan of Jay Shetty but now even more of a fan of his wife...God bless this beautiful couple!

Roshni and Jay are going to have some amazing babies with those eyes of theirs!  What a beautiful couple both inside and out.  He couldn't have found a better match and same for her.  All the best to both of them.

I never want to be that girl again. Sacrificing myself for a man before I’ve even discovered myself. I can recall a moment when my ex and I were together and someone asked who I was. My response was [insert ex’s name] girlfriend. The person then said, and what’s your NAME. I of course then gave them my name, but It was in that moment that I realized I had become his shadow. I had nothing for myself to the point where I literally lost my identity.

When she cried I cried. I’ve felt the same for such a long time. What a beautiful, vulnerable, gentle soul ❤️ ✨

When she started crying I felt that We are all here to be a better version of ourselves:)

Damnnnn she should be top 10 most beautiful woman in the world

I love hearing her speak. She’s so authentic, intelligent, beautiful, and down to earth! I love that she has a little more grit or more “real” personality then Jay. She really is vulnerable with her imperfections but strong in speaking about them. It must not be easy being under the pressure of being Jay’s wife and who “she needs to be.” But she is so beautiful, articulate, and real! I love her!

SHOW NOTES Emotional struggles of growing up overweight [01:55] Why basing your self-worth on external validation never works [04:49] How to develop a relationship with yourself [05:49] Why self-criticism isn’t always healthy [08:00] Tactical steps to changing your perspective [09:38] Balancing self-doubt and self-trust [13:17] Why we focus on physical appearance over internal strength [15:34] Stop hiding your emotions [17:11] How to embrace your emotions without being overly-emotional [18:07] Why having a safety net is ok [26:38] Learning to spend time with yourself [28:27] Recognizing and changing your negative qualities through observation [30:12] How to break down your fears [32:30] Developing the courage to step out of your comfort zone [34:28] The differences between men and women in the workplace [36:00]

I love her omg

Lisa, I love the way you asked your questions without interrupting but pushing her to think more about the reasons of why she was thinking or reacting in that situation. I think that's a real skill you have. You are both very sweet and educated.

Radhi is such a beautiful soul and shines from the inside out.She has such humility and her honesty is truly refreshing. Tears are usually release of inner tension and healthy.

I love that she got emotional with speaking about feeling not good enough and not knowing your own strengths. Those are my own struggles and it made me relate so much more, seeing her vulnerability.

She is the most beautiful person I have ever seen. It's her humility and natural beauty in a world plastered with makeup.

Lisa, I came here for Radhi, but I am blown away by how authentic you are as an interviewer, and, by extension, as a person. Thank you for this series.

I was already in love with Radhi. But hell the interviewer is unbelivable. Lisa, you have a new fan! You ask the most intelligent and interesting questions and really listen. Both of you are great and I've learned some things through the interview. Thank you♥

In my late 20’s after a bad breakup, I began a path of self destruction and loathing. Self criticism and hatred can happen at any age. What’s important is learning from it and moving forward by putting your needs and self care first.