Valeria Lipovetsky

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The Toast · The Valeria Revolution with Valeria Lipovetsky: Wednesday, June 4th, 2025 · 4 Jun 2025 podcast

So much going on. But yeah, but I wake up every morning being like, okay, go out there and just say what's in your mind. And that's working for you. Sometimes it's work. Yeah, sometimes.

I mean, I think that everyone needs to get very comfortable with having a long experimentation phase, because I think so many people, when they start whatever project you pick up, you kind of assume that you're going to just get it. Yeah.

And you're missing the most vital aspect of the journey, which is making a fool of yourself, putting out a version of yourself that you're like looking back, being like, that's not really me. And then tweaking it. and trying different formats and figuring out. It's a lot of play to see what sticks, even for yourself. It took me many years to find my voice.

So, so many people are trying to skip that time. And I always say like, don't rush to get discovered. Trust me, that's not where it's at.

Well, because all we see is like these people coming out of nowhere, right?

But and some and listen, there are cases like that for sure. But for longevity, you want to do the opposite.

Well, that's what also threw me off in the beginning because it was like, what is me? What is not me? What am I sharing? Because I don't want my neighbor to know these details about me.

Correct. So there was definitely a lot of figuring out there. But listen, you heard all the remarks, all the like, oh, what you're doing is so cute. And I'm like, yeah. And you just got to soldier on because I did see the bigger vision. I understood what it could be. But for me, it was more like breaking my own limiting beliefs and my own barriers that I set for myself.

So those remarks were just like another example of if I'm going to continue to care so much about what people think, I'll never do anything in my life. Right. It's social media, open a business, whatever it is that I want to do. So I'm like, this is a project and this is for me. Like I'm doing this for me. So it has been probably the best like therapy, exposure therapy.

Like if I really wanted to be seen, but I also hid at any opportunity that was presented to me to like showcase myself. Yeah. Yeah. Always felt like not very gray mouse, you know, like always felt like not good enough. I don't know where it's coming from. Yeah.

I don't think it's shyness anymore. I think it's sometimes these like feelings of imposter syndrome. But I have to say like now turning 35, it's really starting to shift. Like I really don't care.

But I'm sure you wake up some days and you're like, what am I doing? Who cares about this? Yeah. No, for sure. What mark am I leaving on this earth, you know?

But do you ever just glance at it and is it alarming for you when there's no negative comments?

You're like, they're just busy today.

I think I don't have enough haters. Do you have haters? I think I do, but I feel like mine are too busy to leave comments and it bothers me.

I don't know. Or maybe just with themselves, but I just want them to be part of the community. Like show their engagement.

I just also think it's a good sign that you are evoking different type of emotion. You know what I mean? It's also maybe it's the stage that I'm in, but I've always like my whole life. I really want it to be liked. And now I realize that it's it's like making me very vanilla operating in that way.

So I'm like, OK, I want to make sure that there's enough emotion.

There's a lot going on. But all good things, honestly. At the end of the day, for me, as long as I get to wake up every morning and feel challenged and always kind of feel like there's a certain level of discomfort, that to me is a good sign. Yeah. Like, I don't want to feel too relaxed. You know what I mean?

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