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Julie Rice

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  1. “My husband and I, we left that morning, and he came home and I came home at the end of the day, and we said, how to go? And he said, oh yeah, everybody said, you know, great job. Thanks a lot, whatever. And, you know, I'm all good. And I said, oh, well, they told me that they were going to move my assistant a month ahead of me and that I should take a month on the road and that I could do this in New York if I wanted to. And then I started thinking like, how are we going to pay our rent? So I kept my job. So basically the picture was that I came back to New York and I was running a New York office for the agency that I'd worked for in Los Angeles. And I was still working in the movie business and I was really having a better time doing it here, but definitely beginning to think about kind of what's next. I mean, I'd been thinking about what was next already when I was thinking about leaving the West Coast. And the one thing that was really going on for me here in New York was that in LA, you know, so much of my life had been”

    2019-06-03 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #372: Julie Rice — Co-Founding SoulCycle, Taming Anxiety, and Mastering Difficult Conversations · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  2. “And we got up one morning and we lived in Malibu at the time. It was sort of like our swan song. We decided to move to Malibu on the beach because we knew we were going to head out of the West Coast. And we got up one morning and we said, okay, today is the day. Like we're both going to go quit our jobs and we're going to tell everybody goodbye and like we're going back to the East Coast”

    2019-06-03 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #372: Julie Rice — Co-Founding SoulCycle, Taming Anxiety, and Mastering Difficult Conversations · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  3. “And then I kind of figured out that if I really wanted to go to the next place in my life, I would need to go to California. And so I went to LA and I became a manager in Los Angeles. And I did that for about 10 years. And after 10 years, I kind of flash forwarded ahead to what people's lives looked like, you know, in the entertainment business, servicing clients all the time, kind of really being a prisoner to a lifestyle of servicing people. And although I loved artists, which is what I was always in it for, I really thought to myself, like, I'm kind of ready to go back to the East Coast. I'm kind of ready to make a change. And I came back to the East Coast.”

    2019-06-03 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #372: Julie Rice — Co-Founding SoulCycle, Taming Anxiety, and Mastering Difficult Conversations · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  4. “Yes. So I have had this is just about my third career, I started out, my first career was I worked in the movie business. As a kid, I had always been obsessed with theater, with musical theater. That was always kind of my thing. I loved entertainment and I always wanted to figure out a way to work in the movie business. And I remember coming home, you know, my sophomore year of college and saying to my dad who was a gym teacher and my mom who worked in an antique business, like, don't you people know anybody? I need an internship somewhere. This is never going to happen for me unless we know somebody. And my dad recalled that he had worked with some woman whose husband ran a kids talent agency, Katu, I got some internship and long story short, I did find my way into the movie business and I worked in New York for about eight years as a commercial agent.”

    2019-06-03 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #372: Julie Rice — Co-Founding SoulCycle, Taming Anxiety, and Mastering Difficult Conversations · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  5. “My dad was a phys ed teacher, and my mom was, she had actually an antique business. When people moved from homes or estates, she appraises the contents and sells them off. She's kind of like an art historian.”

    2019-06-03 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #372: Julie Rice — Co-Founding SoulCycle, Taming Anxiety, and Mastering Difficult Conversations · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  6. “Yes, and that's exactly what happened with my punishment. My mom went to the library and she was her own lawyer and she figured out that, yes, in fact, you could not pierce the body of a minor without parental consent. And then I had to go to court and get up on the stand as the most terrified 11-year-old that you have ever seen to tell them that, yes, I had disobeyed my parents and gone to the gallery, a mall, and gotten a second piercing”

    2019-06-03 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #372: Julie Rice — Co-Founding SoulCycle, Taming Anxiety, and Mastering Difficult Conversations · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  7. “I'm not only going to teach my daughter a lesson. Yes, she decided that she was going to sue her for $8.99, the entire contents of my piggy bank that I took to get my ear pierced, and that I was going to have to take the stand.”

    2019-06-03 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #372: Julie Rice — Co-Founding SoulCycle, Taming Anxiety, and Mastering Difficult Conversations · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  8. “Put my thing over my hair. And you know, my mom actually did notice it. And so I told her, you know what? I actually don't even think she noticed it. I was actually such a nerd. I told her that, you know, I couldn't do it for more than five minutes without telling her that I got my ear pierced. So I admitted that I got my ear pierced and my mom decided that a great punishment for me, well, first she called the woman who pierced my ear to explain that you actually couldn't put holes in the body of minors without their parental consent. And the woman didn't seem to really care that my mom thought that. And she said, well, if you don't like it, then you should sue me. So my mom decided that she would.”

    2019-06-03 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #372: Julie Rice — Co-Founding SoulCycle, Taming Anxiety, and Mastering Difficult Conversations · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  9. “Yeah. So I was a super well behaved child, like borderline nerd, actually. I was the kid that didn't have a curfew because I actually called my parents before it was time to come home to let them know when I would be home. But I did get in trouble once in a very big way. And I will tell you what happened. I decided I wanted to get a second piercing in my ear, and my mother said, absolutely not. I was 11 years old, and that was completely inappropriate to have a second piercing in your ear. And I had one friend, she was my most rebellious friend. Her name was Laura, and we decided to take the bus to the White Plains Gallery a mall. And we were going to get our ear pierced anyway. And so we did. We took the bus and she convinced me that it was no big deal and my mom wouldn't even see it. So I just came home”

    2019-06-03 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #372: Julie Rice — Co-Founding SoulCycle, Taming Anxiety, and Mastering Difficult Conversations · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT