
If You Live For Others' Approval, This Will Set You Free | Sage Robbins
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Sage Robbins spent the first two or three decades of her life dressing for other people.
Looking to please. Looking to be approved of.
She calls holding up that energy exactly what it was. Exhausting.
Then something shifted. Not from a new outfit or more attention, but from pain that rearranged her.
On the other side of it she found ease. An inner comfort with herself she never felt when she was young.
She sits with Lewis and talks about the goodness that was always inside her, just running on the wrong fuel.
And why turning 40 or 50 isn't the end of anything. It's a new beginning.
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