Did Jada Pinkett Smith Have A ‘Fix My Life’ Moment With Iyanla?
During an interview on “The R Spot” podcast, actress Jada Pinkett Smith discussed feeling valuable with Iyanla Vanzant. Pinkett Smith, who authored the book “Worthy,” gave her 11.3 million followers access to a portion of their chat.
They discussed Pinkett Smith’s efforts to take center stage in her own life narrative.
“You talk about woman and their worth, and you have this comment, a statement in the book that says, ‘My belief is that every woman is worthy, a walking treasure that deserves to live her life as the heroine of her story.’
You better talk to me,” laughed Vanzant as she appreciated the words. “You know being the heroine of my own story was me coming to terms with every aspect of it,” Pinkett Smith said. “Coming to terms with my light and my shadow. I was just as much afraid of my light as I was of my shadow, to be honest.
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And realizing that it is my relationship with myself and the great supreme that is the most important and was the thing that had been missing all along.“
Pinkett Smith, who is fifty-two, has been talking a lot about her book “Worthy.” More information about her self-perception and her marriage to Will Smith is revealed.
She said that despite spending six years apart, they maintained a close relationship with their family. Red Table Talk host Jada Pinkett Smith is happy with the work she has done to better understand herself and prioritize her needs.
“Once I really put that focus in on developing an intimate relationship with myself and the great supreme is when I really got to see my life move in the direction that I wanted it to move in,” she said. “And realized that is me contacting the heroine within myself, to take the power of my life back.”
Source: blackenterprise
Did Jada Pinkett Smith Have A ‘Fix My Life’ Moment With Iyanla?
