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Madison Ciccone: Master Soul Cycle Instructor; Confidence Coach; Hollywood Beginings
Maddz Ciccone, a master soul cycle instructor in Boston and the host of the Wicked Fearless podcast, joins WIBcast this week to talk about how she “found her fearless.” After graduating college, Maddz moved to California and worked with some of Hollywood’s biggest names. With a continued passion for branding and fitness, she took what she learned in the corporate side of Hollywood and moved to Boston to grow her own brand as an athlete and confidence coach. We talk about the building blocks that have lead her to success and a day in the life of a soul cycle instructor, both on and off the bike.
Maddz always had west coast dreams in college, so when she got the opportunity to be an intern for The Ellen DeGeneres Show, she moved to Los Angles after graduation. Working closely with production professionals and hustling around the set, Maddz became equipped with managing high profile names and from there, continued further into the corporate and creative sides of Hollywood. However, no matter how busy her schedule became, Maddz would always find a way to fit in a workout - even if it mean waking up at 4:30 AM. So when faced with career struggles and uncertainty on where to turn next, she took a leap of faith and auditioned to be a Soul Cycle instructor.
"It is a completely different animal," Maddz said about how her life changed with that career jump. She moved to Boston and now balances her days between being an athlete, mentor, and entrepreneur. We talk about her passion for fitness and how the Soul Cycle community has built her up to be much more than an inspiration in the studio. Maddz described 2019 as the best year of her life. She had just started her podcast and was promoted at Soul Cycle to Master Instructor when Covid-19 completely disrupted all that she had been building in the previous years. With no fitness studios open, Maddz had to pivot platforms to connect with others. She started her Wicked Fearless Confidence Coaching business which has since taken off. We talk about how she builds her own confidence, growing a social platform into a business, and we reflect on the decision to put yourself first in a social and professional environment where it can feel like so much is out of your control.
Love this episode? You can find more of Maddz here:
https://www.maddztaddz.com/about
https://open.spotify.com/show/1hcnwbWBcc9Sde9kFFBEGn?si=87c42930b03a4689
https://www.soul-cycle.com/instructors/10367/Maddz/
https://www.instagram.com/wibcast/
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Maddz Ciccone, a master soul cycle instructor in Boston and the host of the Wicked Fearless podcast, joins WIBcast this week to talk about how she “found her fearless.” After graduating college, Maddz moved to California and worked with some of Hollywood’s biggest names. With a continued passion for branding and fitness, she took what she learned in the corporate side of Hollywood and moved to Boston to grow her own brand as an athlete and confidence coach. We talk about the building blocks that have lead her to success and a day in the life of a soul cycle instructor, both on and off the bike.
Maddz always had west coast dreams in college, so when she got the opportunity to be an intern for The Ellen DeGeneres Show, she moved to Los Angles after graduation. Working closely with production professionals and hustling around the set, Maddz became equipped with managing high profile names and from there, continued further into the corporate and creative sides of Hollywood. However, no matter how busy her schedule became, Maddz would always find a way to fit in a workout - even if it mean waking up at 4:30 AM. So when faced with career struggles and uncertainty on where to turn next, she took a leap of faith and auditioned to be a Soul Cycle instructor.
"It is a completely different animal," Maddz said about how her life changed with that career jump. She moved to Boston and now balances her days between being an athlete, mentor, and entrepreneur. We talk about her passion for fitness and how the Soul Cycle community has built her up to be much more than an inspiration in the studio. Maddz described 2019 as the best year of her life. She had just started her podcast and was promoted at Soul Cycle to Master Instructor when Covid-19 completely disrupted all that she had been building in the previous years. With no fitness studios open, Maddz had to pivot platforms to connect with others. She started her Wicked Fearless Confidence Coaching business which has since taken off. We talk about how she builds her own confidence, growing a social platform into a business, and we reflect on the decision to put yourself first in a social and professional environment where it can feel like so much is out of your control.
Love this episode? You can find more of Maddz here:
https://www.maddztaddz.com/about
https://open.spotify.com/show/1hcnwbWBcc9Sde9kFFBEGn?si=87c42930b03a4689
https://www.soul-cycle.com/instructors/10367/Maddz/
https://www.instagram.com/wibcast/