Ciara is living stress-free when it comes to other people’s opinion about her.
"What I’ve learned over the years of being an entertainer, there’s gonna always be commentary. People are always going to have an opinion. I think you have to block out the noise," Ciara said."In many moments in our lives, that applies."
The entertainer and entrepreneur credits that mindset with being surrounded by"really amazing women." "If we start thinking heavily about the changes and the transitions of our bodies, I think we start to make things way more complicated than they need to be," she says."And we create way more stress on ourselves than we need to, versus just giving ourselves grace."
“From being mom to being on the stage and especially in those really, really special, big moments,” she says, “I can get a little worked up.” She added that she will give herself a whole pep talk.
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