Valeria Lipovetsky

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228 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2025 last heard Jun 2025

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

Yeah.

I think for me at this point, it's a placebo effect. Like I've decided that Tesla's make me nauseous. So that will be it forever for me.

Did you feel like you just like, A new hole found freedom? Superwoman.

Absolutely. Yeah, absolutely.

I am the opposite sort of driver. And to me a lot like I couldn't wait to get my license because I'm just I operate from a feeling of like, people are suppressing me and I just need all the tools.

It's freedom. Yes. So I am very like I'm in awe of you because I can't imagine learning it as like an adult.

That's crazy.

I think you have a romanticized idea of it. I don't think that's how it works.

Explain. I just feel like you go on this journey of gardening and you plant the seeds and they grow a little bit and then it dies and then you feel like a failure. Like it's a much longer process.

water my garden you see this is what i'm saying like america is so great like i want to do this but i don't really they garden yeah but they do like the farm yeah it's like a whole thing you know they treat it as like this art but here you can dabble it's true i love you dabbling things you know what do you want to learn how to do What do I learn? Oh my God, so many things.

I feel like I should be painting. I also feel like I should learn how to like take dance classes, like pole dancing. Yeah, because I feel like it will help with my upper body strength. For sure. Yeah. What else? I really wanted to do... What's the one when you go up and it's open mic? No, how do you call it? Stand up? Yeah, but improvise.

Improv, yes. You should do it. I'm just really scared. I have to still build a...

That's what I said. We had a friend over and he's a standup comedian and I just looked at him and I'm like, I don't know how you go out there in a place of people that you don't know and you just start telling your jokes and it's quiet. And then maybe one cackle, somebody's like drinking, you can hear them drinking the water. Like there's so many elements that I would just paralyze me.

I would run away crying.

But did she ever have a flaw? Like she's standing there telling the joke and the audience gives you nothing.

That's a very privileged experience.

But one day, just going out stage in just a random bar and just start spitting jokes. No, it's so crazy. Oh my God! Literally having an out of body experience. So yeah, one day I'll do it and I won't tell anybody and I just go to like a random place and just start improving.

I'm going to come to my family and be like, guys, I decided to change up my career trajectory and become a comedian.

But that's why I'm so passionate about creators and the creator economy in general, because you can do anything. You know what I mean? I want to be a comedian. I'll be a comedian. I want to do something else. I'll do something else. I want to start selling candles. I'll do that. Like you, there's, No limits because you build your personal brand and people love you for you. It's so true.

So that's pretty magical.

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