We Can Do Hard Things 60. Telling the Truth of Who We Are with Luvvie Ajayi Jones
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Jan 11, 2022 
Luvvie Ajayi Jones is a two-time New York Times bestselling author and speaker renowned for her insights on humor and justice. In this conversation, she humorously discusses the art of judging others and offers wisdom on tackling tough conversations. Luvvie addresses the fears tied to self-worth and emphasizes the power of embracing our unique identities. They also dive into the importance of supporting young 'Troublemakers' and the essential role of dissenters in sparking innovation and societal progress.
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The Struggle of Stopping
- Luvvie Ajayi Jones's biggest challenge is stopping, despite her successful professional and personal life.
- She feels a constant need to produce and struggles with surrendering control.
Worthiness and Productivity
- Luvvie links her drive to produce with a fear of not being worthy if she isn't offering something to someone.
- This ties into imposter syndrome and a need to constantly prove herself.
Love Over Pride
- Luvvie's grandmother, a lifelong independent woman, finally allowed herself to be cared for in her later years.
- This act of receiving care demonstrated strength and a prioritization of love over pride.
