Demi Moore was met with enthusiastic applause in the Golden Globes press room this past Sunday, following her impressive win for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical—a notable achievement marking her first trophy in this celebrated awards event.

Her inspiring acceptance speech drew much praise, particularly from an Australian journalist who described it as a "banger," highlighting the actress's remarkable journey back to stardom with her role in "The Substance."

The press room buzzed with anticipation as reporters sought insights from the 90's blockbuster icon, who has gracefully navigated the ups and downs of her career. Many were eager for her wisdom on resilience and personal growth.

During a particularly poignant moment, a reporter from *People* asked Moore, “On the days when you don’t feel like you’re not enough, what gets you through?”

To which she replied, “It’s really about where you hold your intention and focus. We can choose to concentrate on all that we’re lacking, or we can celebrate all that we are. It all comes down to a subtle shift in perspective.”

Moore offered even more powerful advice to women who feel undervalued, drawing upon her own experiences of being labeled as a "popcorn actress" by a previous manager. She emphasized the importance of self-worth, stating, “We all know that there are certain societal expectations. But just because they exist doesn’t mean they hold truth. It all circles back to how we perceive ourselves. When we embrace self-love, it creates ripples in the world, influencing how we’re treated.”

On the cinematic front, "The Substance" marked an important milestone as the first major theatrical release for the streaming platform Mubi. Originally developed at Universal Pictures, the film transitioned to Mubi in a significant deal valued between $12 million and $14 million.

Since its premiere at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, the body-swap horror film has grossed over $78 million globally, showcasing a successful blend of art-house cinema and mainstream appeal.

This Golden Globe win not only celebrates Moore’s resilience but also signifies a profound message: one's self-worth can shape perceptions and outcomes in both life and career. Keep an eye on Demi Moore—her journey continues to inspire!