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Lori closes the episode, thanks Tiffany, and directs listeners where to get the book and follow the guests.

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Have you ever looked at your life and thought, “Why doesn’t success feel the way I thought it would?” In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Tiffany Moon to talk about the emotional cost of perfectionism, people-pleasing, and constantly chasing achievement while feeling disconnected from yourself in the process. Tiffany opens up about growing up with intense pressure to succeed and navigating public scrutiny on reality TV. We also dive into boundaries, toxic friendships, marriage, social media, and why so many high-achieving women feel lonely. Get ready to let go of perfection and reconnect with what actually matters most.

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HIGHLIGHTS

00:00 How to create more joy and connection in your everyday life.

05:30 Why so many high achievers still feel unhappy after success.

10:45 How perfectionism and people-pleasing hold you back.

14:30 The mindset shift that helps you stop worrying about judgment.

22:15 What is it like to have your life publicly criticized on reality TV?

27:15 What’s really missing when success isn’t enough?

30:45 How to identify toxic friendships and set healthier boundaries.

40:15 How to create deep friendships as an adult.

40:45 How social media comparison impacts confidence and mental health.