We’re told to blend in. Dress the part. Do it “right.” And somewhere in that process, it gets really easy to forget who we are.

But what if confidence didn’t come from matching the room? What if it came from embracing the one-of-a-kind energy we already carry?

This week on podcast, I got to talk with the incredible Jazz Obari. She moved to the U.S. from India at 14, right in the middle of becoming a woman. Like so many of us, she learned to use clothing as a kind of armor. But over time, she realized her style wasn’t about hiding. It became an act of compassion.

Compassion for her body.Compassion for who she was becoming.Compassion for her own expression in a world that often rewards sameness.

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