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EP4 Scarlett Howard's Health RESET

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2:11The best distraction. I'm the calmst I've ever been. [laughter] Um, so I actually started modeling as a child.2:27course the right thing to do. And then she said, "If you want to carry on modeling when you're older and it's up to you when you're 18, you can do that." So that is kind of what I 2:44queen. Um and then I got back into modeling. Yeah. So it kind of just rolled from there and I got into a bit of like extra work then a bit of acting.

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Cindy Crawford with Booth Moore at Live Talks Los Angeles

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She shares insights on navigating the modeling industry, including working with legendary photographers, setting boundaries, and building a sustainable brand beyond modeling.summaryModeling as storytelling: Successful modeling requires understanding the clothes, working with light, and filling the frame to tell a story, rather than just posing statically.takeawayProfessionalism over lifestyle: Treating modeling as a job with strict professionalism (punctuality, reliability) is crucial for long-term success and brand building.takeaway

Ebony Riley Talks Transition From Modeling To Music, Roc Nation and New Album | SWAY’S UNIVERSE

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Ebony Riley discusses her transition from a restrictive modeling career under the name Riley Montana to her authentic music career as Ebony Riley, highlighting the importance of self-identity and faith.summaryIdentity Reinvention: Riley distinguishes between 'Riley Montana' (a persona forced by the industry to be marketable) and 'Ebony Riley' (her authentic self), noting that the modeling industry often changes names to avoidtakeawayRejection as Preparation: The modeling industry served as a 'boot camp' for resilience; experiencing early rejection in modeling prepared her for the criticism and lack of response she faced when transitioning to music.takeaway

Ebony Riley is More Than A Model

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She details her transition from modeling for brands like Givenchy to collaborating with industry legends like Jermaine Dupri, emphasizing that consistency and authenticity are key to long-term success in the entertainmensummaryCareer Transition Strategy: Riley moved her base from Detroit to LA to better focus on her music career, realizing that splitting attention between modeling and music was hindering her ability to 'lock in' and establish takeawayResilience in Modeling: Early in her career, she faced rejection from America's Next Top Model twice but persisted based on advice from her cousin to 'come back until you get on your feet,' eventually booking a major OPItakeaway

Samara Weaving podcast interview Carolina Caroline, Ready or Not, Borderline, Eenie Meanie, Babylon

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She shares unique insights into her acting process, including using an alter ego for modeling, specific accent drills, and physical rituals to separate character from self.summaryModeling Alter Ego: To manage self-consciousness in high-pressure modeling situations, Weaving adopts an alter ego named 'Bridget'—a vain, vapid character—which allows her to detach from personal anxiety and perform conftakeaway

Christie Brinkley with Cindy Crawford at Live Talks Los Angeles

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Christie Brinkley discusses her memoir 'Uptown Girl', revealing how her unconventional body type and refusal to compromise her values helped her achieve a decades-long modeling career, including three consecutive Sports summaryIntuition as Protection: She avoided sexual predators in the industry by trusting her gut feelings, such as declining a 'yacht modeling' job in the South of France that felt inappropriate.takeawayBody Image Struggles: Both Brinkley and her daughter Sailor experienced eating disorders and body image issues when entering modeling, highlighting the industry's pressure to sacrifice health for beauty.takeaway