On today’s episode we get an anonymous look into the dark side of the fashion industry. Our guest worked at a modeling agency in Milan for two years and she goes in depth about the lifestyle of the models and how the industry works. She also shares her perspective of the best and worst of Italy, the Italian lifestyle and more!

Intro, modeling/fashion industry and the lifestyle of a model. (0:00-12:20) Instagram & other social media modeling, why models' lives suck, advice to models and why she left the industry. (12:21-24:55) The best of Italy, Life in Italy and Mafia talk. (24:56-36:33) Dark side of Italy, Italian pride and their perspective of Americans. (36:34-47:15)

“The fashion industry is all fake, the models are exploited. It’s horrible.”

“You need to treat people like shit in order to get to the top.”

“If you want a following you have to be heartless and ruthless and mean.”

“After their four shows the agency doesn’t want them anymore and they’re super depressed because they don’t have any money and they owe the agency $600.”

“With guys they get them to do a ‘favor’ for them in order for them to walk a show.”

“As an agency you need to tell them if they aren’t in shape. These girls are always so worried about what they eat, it is no life to be jealous of.”

“I’d say a majority of the models are extremely insecure.”

“The fashion industry is a lonely world. The models act like friends but would stab each other in the back in a second.”

“In some streets in Naples you don’t want to look anyone in the eye and keep your head down because you may see someone or something you don’t want to be witness too.”

Today Riley “The Book Man” joins George on Bold Perceptions to talk about his ingenious start-up business. Aside from detailing how he started, obstacles he faced, and breaking success barriers along the way, it turns into a very honest and candid conversation about entrepreneurship. They cover “retail arbitrage,” the video game that is business, finding happiness with everyday work, and even dive into society becoming automated and jobs being replaced post-corona. This episode is a must listen for anybody with even a twinge of thought regarding working for themselves. Riley is a great resource, success story, and a willing mentor!

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We welcome Kevloe on today’s episode! Kevloe is a music promoter, recording artist, podcast host and owns his own business. He has opened for artists such as Da Baby, Riff Raff, Mod Sun and many more. He opens up about his negative experiences in high school and how that helped shape his mindset today. We also discuss positivity, his entrepreneurial pursuits, energy and vibrations, working with his idol and a lot more!

Intro, creating a brand & LLC out of spite and the reason for his spite. (0:00-10:08) Power of positivity, harms of self deprecation and breaking out of your shell. (10:09-17:52) Going on tour with ModSun, staying positive & motivated, current entrepreneurial pursuits & merchandising for rappers. (17:53-26:57) Pride, ego, micro & macro goals, believing in yourself & self confidence. (26:58-37:02) Shaping your reality, Law of Attraction and benefits from working out. (37:03-45:15) Doing what works for you, everything is energy and what the future holds for kevloe. (46:15-53:30)

“All of my friends win bro we don’t lose.”

“There was a line of people making fun of me my first day of high school as I was walking in.”

“Five minutes from now could be the best moment of your life so you always gotta think that way and when you do the universe will listen.”

“If you self deprecate you lose.”

“Power of positivity and the harms of self deprecation are two things I’ve learned that have really changed my life.”

“Make sure to do the things you love and always find time for the things you love.”

“People who say they don’t know what their passions are just need to try things. One thing leads to another.”

“It’s never too late to be an entrepreneur.”

“The first step is do your research and just fucking do it.”

“I remember the times I was shit on for what I was doing and look at where I am at now.”

“I am the product of a meth addict and an alcoholic, I am the first to graduate college in my family, I’m doing better than both my parents ever have and that's why I do what I do. I wanna accomplish so much and leave a legacy.”

“The energy and confidence I got from the gym really helped me in everything I was doing.”

“Everything’s energy and everything’s a frequency and that’s why I really like music.”

“A lot of people call it a vibe but that's their energy & frequency.”

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On today’s episode we have on Noah Richards! Noah is a former D3 football player and has been traveling around the world working as a teacher and building his own online teaching business. After getting his business degree and graduating, he found a job in medical sales. A year in he burnt himself out and was tired of working an insignificant role & that’s when he took a leap of faith and decided he was going to teach English to kids around the world. We discuss his nomad lifestyle, teaching English in Spain, building his own online business, breaking outside the comfort zone and more!

Intro, living and teaching in Spain. (0:00-14:21) Starting an online business, being successful in a saturated market and $20 dollars an hour in Spain. (14:22-21:14) Nomad lifestyle, playing football in Spain and first step to take in nomad journey. (21:15-32:09) Travel advice and connection with the community. (32:10-37:57)

Quotes

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• “If you’re in a place for four years like college, it’s gonna be difficult to get out of your comfort zone.”

• “Just creating a life was probably the single most rewarding thing I’ve done to date, when I was finally all settled in, driving to my job, hanging out with my new friends, playing on a football team..”

• “I did go above beyond and take the extra time otherwise I wouldn’t have been successful.”

• “People spend so much time in a certain area that they get too comfortable and don’t broaden it.”

• “I think I am more confident that I ever have been.”

• “I didn’t realize there was so much to know.”

• “I got tired of working, waking up at 5 A.M. each day and feeling like what I was doing was insignificant. Now everything I do feels significant because it’s significant to me.”

• “If you have something in mind that you want to do, just do.”

On today’s episode Nick opens up to Jake about the highs and lows of living outside the comfort zone through a solo travel lens. Everything is different living overseas with no permanent home or even friends- every day is something entirely new. The intensity of relationships are magnified, control of your own daily routine takes on a new meaning, and the “on your own” element is heavily emphasized. Nick talks about the dream-like highs and tough lows and how to stay level headed during it all.

On today’s episode we have Allie Maurer back on! Allie is a psychic, medium, spiritual teacher and a whole lot more. Her and Jake discuss the true power humans have, free will, where were at in the great awakening and choosing compassion over hate!

On today's episode we interview Kim Murphy. Kim is the mom of four athletes, including Sean Murphy-Bunting who was picked in the second round of the 2019 NFL draft. She is the founder of Women Behind the Uniform and Successful Jocks, a non-profit dedicated to making a difference in the lives of male athletes by empowering the women motivating and supporting them. We discuss Successful Jocks, raising four athletes, being involved in the community and more!

You can find more about Successful Jocks and Women Behind the Uniform here :https://successfuljocks.org/

Q&A with our recent guest Kim Bowman. We appreciate Kim answering our listeners questions, don't forget to get in contact with Kim for more in-depth help relating to your health! Message us for more details, or shoot her a DM on instagram @kimcisabella.

1. Can you digest more than 40-50 grams of protein within a two hour period?

2. What are the pros & cons of working out on an empty stomach?

3. In general, how often should you eat in order to allow for digestion and maintain blood sugar level-metabolism?

4. Which diet is most effective for fat loss?

5. Which oils are best to cook with?

6. Is it really just calories in and calories out or is there more to it?

7. Are there any processed foods to watch out for?

8. How important is protein after working out?