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 months

No recordings in the last 12 months.Older appearances are listed below; set an alert to hear about the next one.

Appearances

newest first · ▶ plays the moment

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

When I was two. I left Russia when I was two.

Yeah.

Until the age of 20. Wow. Yeah.

I wasn't Miss Israel, but I, yeah, I started working in the industry there. And then right after I started traveling, my first trip was Paris and then it was Tokyo for a month and a half at 16 by myself. It was amazing. Do you have siblings? Yes, I have a younger brother and an older brother.

I truly feel like God really gave me exactly what I needed. I wouldn't know what to do with a girl. And I actually have... I'm in awe of my friends that have girls. Like I think that's a whole other set of skills that I'm not sure that I have.

Yeah, I also like the daughter, you know, mother type of dynamic scares me. Like I have a healthy relationship with my mom. Yeah. But I've also seen enough of the unhealthy ones and that's scary.

And then at some age, it's like the dad comes full force. Like my husband now is in his full like father, you know, disciplinary raising men era for him. Yeah. So I'm just here like living my life.

Yes. With marrying young, I mean, it's different kind of I have a few different point of views here. So I married young, but I also married someone older. So he made you know, he had his life experience. He did whatever he needed to do when we met and decided to get married. Very rooted, strong foundation. And. You need that to me.

Like, I can't imagine marrying young with someone who's at the same age.

Because you are going through so many versions of yourself that I don't think that I'm especially for a woman. I don't know if a young man can withstand that because he's on his own going through his own kind of, you know, process.

So there's a lot of things at play here. So. I'm happy that I'm married young, but that he was older.

Yeah, and they also, you don't have certain conversations that are very vital, you know, for life.

Exactly, exactly. So he knew, and I always remind him, I'm like, hey, here's another like Valeria revolution coming. Like I can feel it. The Valeria revolution title. The Valeria revolution is coming. 35 is going to be a shit show for him. And he knows it. And I'm just like, just, You know, be grounded, patient. I'll be back. What do you think 35 is going to be like for you?

So I have I've been doing this research out there. Every time I sit with women, I always ask them, what age do you remember yourself? Usually older women. Like, what is such a clear vision? And most of them say 35, 36. Like, I don't know what it is. But even for me, when I think about my mother, I remember her at 36.

So something happens there. OK. And I'm about to find out. So I'll let you I'll keep you posted. And you'll podcast about it and you'll let us know if you post it. But but yeah, there's something is happening and I'm very excited for it. So, Gary, brace yourself.

Okay, so I... My Saturn has returned. That. That's it. That is the theme song for it as well. Um, I can, I don't have the right, maybe explanation, but what I've experienced was that at 27, for me, it started 27, 28. I also had my third at 28. So that was a combination of both hormonally falling apart and healing. And then that it just felt like you look around. and you're like, who am I?

What is this? Where do I belong? Like just really big questions that kind of catch you out of nowhere. And it's very much of a mind game because for me, I was in this position where I'm married. I just had my third child. Everything looks amazing, feels good, yet it doesn't. So there's this disconnect to yourself.

So it's kind of like a journey of really reevaluating everything you thought about yourself and finding new definitions.

I'm telling you, you're asking big questions, but you also get, you get curious and you're open to explore what that means. That's when it all started for me. That's my origin story. There you go. So mine finished at like 32. I had a long one.

I'm telling you, it's fascinating. And then you're going to have a couple of years where you can kind of like chill a little bit. Okay. And then we go again.

Showing 61–80 of 228 · page 4 of 12