Hotter in Person

Many influencers become known for a certain thing; whether that be their fashion, their makeup skills, or their knowledge in a certain area. Lucie Fink felt as though she was starting to be put into a certain box as the girl who tries doing things for 5 days straight and was done with making only content people knew her by. With big life changes and exciting new moves in her life, Lucie shares how she decided to switch up her content and how she continues to keep content creating fun, interesting and different for audiences at all times.

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Married at First Sight's Dr. Viviana Coles comes on Hotter in Person to talk about what happens in the DMs when you get off a reality TV show, how to navigate dating online and how to behave online when you're in a relationship

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Brendan Jones took on the challenge of deleting his social media accounts after going through a breakup. What he got out of it was more than he had expected. We discuss the lessons he learned, the new habits he formed and where he stands with social media today.

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Welcome back HIP Fam! Starting the season strong with empowerment coach Rebekah Joy. Rebekah founded the Mind Body Joy method through her knowledge of Human Design. She helps people discover what makes them truly hot, apart from their physical appearance. She embodies what it means to be confident and wants others to seek out what makes them unique through her one on one sessions where she teaches you, all about you!

In 2017, Rachel Dacosta sought out for a social media page that talked about mental health. When she realized that there weren't many out there, she decided to start her own. Over the course of just 3 months, her account, @selflovesupply, grew from 10k to 65k. She has found much more than she expected by making such an impactful mental health page. You will find body positive thoughts, content shared from other creators (including Jill G herself), and a community that will back Rachel up the minute someone thinks of leaving an angry comment on her post. Mary Tompros has recently joined Rachel in running the page and shares the journey she was on to coming along the ride. Today, the account has over 270k followers. We discuss what it's like to be on the forefront of mental health on an app that people's mentality can fall apart on.... and so much more. 

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Jalaiya Bartley is a model and Tiktok influencer who teaches people how they could present themselves as a more confident person. She combines the tips that she has learned in the modeling industry and helps show others things they could do to grow confidence. Jalaiya joins me in episode 26 to discuss her journey to becoming both the content creator and model that she is today. We talk about how she got started content creating and how she turned it into a full time job. We'll also take a look into her confidence journey in an industry that bases you off of how you look. 

What sounds better than making you career off of eating at all of the best restaurants in the USA? Jeremy Jacobowitz gives us the inside scoop on how he was able to turn food blogging into his career today. He went from having a famous food instagram account @brunchboys and decided to leave that behind. Why? We discuss the process of making collab deals, how to make your page stand out, and tips and tricks on how to grow your social media account. 

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In this episode, Olivia Noelle and Jill sit down and discuss the inspiration behind her song "Wrong", going through a breakup, and how people like to portray themselves after a break up. Is it better to post shortly after the break to show your ex you're doing well without them? Or does going silent on social media say more than we think? We discuss all of this and why people feel the need to post thirst traps after a tough fall out with an ex. 

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