You're enough, put down the measuring stick
Kerri Thoreson
Earlier this month, veteran actress Demi Moore won a Golden Globe for best actress in "The Substance," a campy horror flick. What was remarkable about her win is it’s the first award she’s ever received in a career that’s spanned over four decades. She was once the highest-paid female actor in the business. "St. Elmo’s Fire," "Ghost," "A Few Good Men," "The Juror " ... all memorable movies I watched and enjoyed. By most people's standards, she's successful.
I saw a clip of her Golden Globes acceptance speech, in all its raw authenticity, and was moved by the universal relatability of her words.
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