What are Meredith Masony's signature techniques for embracing imperfections?

Meredith leans on a few big “perfectly imperfect” practices:

• Radical honesty about her body – talking openly about gray hair, “Frankensteinish” tummy, eviscerated nipples, cellulite, and softness instead of hiding them
• Reframing changes as “earned” – scars, lines, and softness are proof of kids, surgeries, survival, and growth
• Choosing self-love on purpose – deciding she is “enough” and “beautiful,” even when she does not match social-media beauty standards
• Using humor and relatability – laughing at expectations of perfection and inviting other moms to normalize “breaking the mold” together
• Focusing forward, not backward – treating the body as the vehicle for the future, not a project to rewind to pre-kid life

Which of these feels hardest or most interesting for you to try in your own life?