Keira has had to fight her own demons: “It’s taken me time to overcome my own doubts and insecurities. It’s been my nature not to want to believe in my own success and that I don’t deserve my success. But that’s something I’ve fought to overcome.”
Megan often worries about not being accepted: “I grew up craving the spotlight and once it happened I immediately recoiled. Up until the very moment it happened I was really outgoing. Now I’m really introverted. I thought that I would love it, that this was the kind of life I wanted, that everyone wanted. And it’s not all it seems. I felt like once I achieved that success then all of my internal issues would be solved and I would be this really confident person. And I’m not. It’s not just physical insecurity. It’s also a feeling of not being acceptable, and wanting to be. Of course I think that has something to do with my parents’ divorce and not seeing my dad and always feeling rejected. You don’t ever really get past that.”