Valeria Lipovetsky
speaker
228 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
Valeria Lipovetsky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsNo recordings in the last 12 months.Older appearances are listed below; set an alert to hear about the next one.
Appearances
The Toast · The Valeria Revolution with Valeria Lipovetsky: Wednesday, June 4th, 2025 · 4 Jun 2025
podcast
Thank you for having me. And you pronounce my name so well.
You'll be surprised how many times and how many versions of it I've heard before. So thank you. What do people say? Valerie. Valerie. Lipotetsky. Like, there's missing words, letters. Like, there's a lot of things.
We're off on a good start.
Yeah, it's like a community that we put together, basically giving all the tools and all the information that I've learned throughout the years. Because I don't know about you, but when I started on social media, It's like, it still is, it feels so lonely and there's no one to talk to and there's no really peers that you can, hey, how much do you charge for this? Hey, how much did you made here?
So we just kind of became that place for a lot of creators and aspiring creators. How long have you been doing the creator method? It's been a year. So we just celebrated a year of the community kind of coming together. And it's been really rewarding. And, you know, it started as like, oh, it's going to be this courses and whatever. But it actually became much larger than that.
It's very much of a members club where they can network, collaborate, ask questions. We're there. We're constantly bringing kind of new people in, in terms of experts in the industry and things like that. So just became like a fun little thing.
Well, I have to say when I started with social media, motherhood was a huge like at the forefront of my content. But as my kids got older, I kind of moved away from it just to give them space. So, yeah, you'll be surprised how many people have been following me that don't even know how big the boys are.
Yeah, I think the biggest challenge for women is to understand that you can have it all just not. At the same time. So the timeline we're fighting against a traditional timeline are, you know, biological timeline. And then the opportunities that are out there now for us, because you want to you can you have access to do everything that you want to do. So it's very disorienting, I have to say.
I know I try to be very inclusive when it comes to all the content. How do I run through it? I mean, honestly, I have a team behind me and I think that people don't realize how much support like I really over index on support. And that's something that I had to learn the hard way. Speaking of burnout.
I feel like I did a classic mistake of most women where like we just take it more and more upon ourselves and we can do it better than anyone else and let me just figure this out. And I crashed really badly and it was like a big wake up call when my husband Gary was also my business partner came to me and he's like, there's no novelty in you running yourself to the ground.
Like you're not gonna be walking around with metal stars. And I was like, oh yeah, metal stars, gold stars. They're metal. And I was like, oh, you know. Metals. Oh, metals.
God, okay.
The rain today is messing up with my English, so forgive me. But yeah, and to me it was like, oh, you know what? You are so right. I don't know why I'm doing this. started really learning how to delegate and hire and, you know, reinvesting in the business. And it's been amazing. So I feel like the way my week is built is based on all the kind of aspects of my business and my life.
Like Mondays are admin days, you know, Tuesday content, Wednesday, whatever. Also keep a day for me to just like sit and stare at a wall. Right. I think that's so important.
I just need to let my thoughts go wild and run free. And that kind of feeds into the creative in me.
Yeah, I really want to do less. That's like my new goal in life. I want to do less. I want to really learn the art of... Just like being. Yeah. Even yesterday I had a conversation with my husband because I came to him with this like new crazy idea. And he's like, it's not, you're not being practical. I'm like, that's not my fucking job. You're supposed to be practical. Right. I need to be free.
You're the free spirit and the creative. Yeah, don't stop me.
Yes, very data driven. And it really balances off. And I'm trying in the beginning of my entrepreneurial journey because he has more kind of business background. So he knew how to... you know, really put this together. But for me, I'm a baby entrepreneur. This is my first business.
So when I was learning how to build this and navigate my own entrepreneurial personality, I was trying to do similar things to him. Like I was watching him being like, I need to learn how to do these things. And I've realized that that's not the power of women in leadership. Like there's obviously certain things that you need to have, you know, practicality, whatever.
But part of our strength is really like the emotional intelligence and that place of like really bringing in the creative, you know, and coming up with this idea. So I am learning how to make more space for that. That's like my superpower as an entrepreneur. Yeah.
Showing 1–20 of 228 · page 1 of 12
Next →