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Karlie Kloss

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“The camps are two weeks long, nine to five, Monday through Friday, and they are action packed. There's so much that the girls do over the course of these two weeks, and we are growing to fifty camps in twenty five cities across the country. So it's a big summer for us, and we want to get as many amazing young women in these classes and in these camps. So send them to Code with Closy.com to apply.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Well, you have an incredible audience, and anyone out there listening, I ask just if you know any young women between the ages of thirteen and eighteen who you think would benefit from learning to code or would be interested, send them to code with glossy.com to apply for our free camps. We're going to have a thousand spots. This is a really, really big summer of growth for us”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Definitely trying the best I can. I mean, I certainly don't have all the answers. I think that's one thing, too. I'm 25 years old and like all of my, I'm far from perfect, but I've sincerely just given it my best every step of the way and taken opportunities that I've been able to have and make the most of them, learn from them, keep growing, never kind of being satisfying or staying complacent and then also thinking about how I can help others along the way.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Give it your absolute best and also be present. I think that's the other thing, too. Those are two things that I always kind of think about to myself. Like, am I doing my absolute best? Yes, then like cut myself a break. Even if I can't compare myself to anyone else because my best only I know what that actually is. And I think being present is in a really important exercise always.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I feel like that's so that there are so many things that I probably should be putting on that billboard. But one thing that my dad always used to really hammer home to me and my sisters is like we would come home from school and if one of us got a bad grade or something, he would say like, did you give it your best? Like only you actually really know like did you give it your best? Did you study the best you could? Did you go in there as focused as possible? Did you give it your best? And I think that there's something really important to always just keep in mind.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Or I could be heard. I could be, what am I saying? I didn't have to just be seen, but I could also be heard. And I think that there was something really important. Empowering in that, and that's been kind of a collective shift over the years. And I think this kind of democratization of ideas and of voices and this kind of instead of just An idea for a company or an idea for making impact, I mean, being able to actually build that, even if you're a 15-year-old girl. I think that there's something so exciting about there being no rules. And I feel like a lot of the rules that Maybe existed in the world or in the industry that I work in 10 years ago are no longer the case. And I think it's exciting to see what is ahead of us.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Yeah, talk about busy. Talk about wake up He's amazing. And he really helped me realize that I could not just be a canvas for creators, but I could be a creator myself. And I think there was kind of this overall shift in certainly in fashion, in social media enabling a platform and a voice for everyone. It doesn't matter if you are the model, your voice can be heard in the same way the brand or designers can, and that extends for everyone, and that's beyond just fashion. But there was this kind of shift in my own perspective of realizing that my ideas had value and that I could be a creator and share what I was experiencing and learning and doing beyond just what was translated by somebody.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“You know, I think just learning by doing, I for a long time, you know, over the past years, I find it so interesting to just see how much the whole world has changed in so many ways. You know, you mentioned Casey Neistat. I had a conversation with him a number of years ago where I”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“What I have, what I really value is the people that I can lean on as mentors or advisors in figuring it out. And I think that that's a really important thing that I also kind of had this awakening where I was like, I am in the room with extraordinary people and I'm being afforded that opportunity because of my job, my day job being a model working on big advertising jobs, working in an industry with a lot of creatives. Like, how can I actually best use that to accomplish what I really dream of? What my biggest goals and ambitions are. And I think a lot of people sometimes are afraid to ask for help. And I definitely have help. Yeah.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“100%. Oh my gosh. I mean, again, I'm somebody who didn't get a college degree, a business school degree, and I'm trying to build businesses and a nonprofit and scale that impact and grow my team and be a boss. I mean, there's so many things that I'm learning as I go. And I think that”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I feel like it's a really collaborative process, taking those lists and actually turning them into action is more than working with my team. to bring them to life”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I definitely think it's like going through those lists and following up with the people that I need to continue the conversation with or I've got an amazing team. I've got a great partner who is helping me build Codis Clossi, building all my businesses. Her name's Penny Thao. She's amazing.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Looks like, yeah. There's also this app that's called Wanderlist. That's great. And for actually having a more digital version of those lists. And then also things like Slack are great too. The notebook is more just like my real personal kind of deepest, darkest thoughts. And ideas and goals. And nobody's judging, hopefully, nobody's reading them. But I think the organization, I love this is the way your brain works. I think my brain is not the most organized. I have a lot of ideas and I think it's actually taken a lot of discipline to kind of keep everything moving forward and to”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“And really, just something that I think is a great exercise. And I really love actually, like I said, taking care of myself, my mind and body. And so I always have all these in my suitcase. I've got all these crazy supplements, like moon juice, dusts. They have like brain dust and beauty dust. And it's like crazy potions of like Ashwagandha and things that like I'm a total sucker and believer that like So I travel with all these potions in my suitcase along with my bands and ankle weights.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I love journaling on airplanes. I sit for, you know, especially that flight back to St. Louis is only two hours. So it's like two hours of uninterrupted time. And every airplane that I'm sitting on, I always journal and brain dump ideas, grocery lists. pretty remarkable looking back at those journals and thinking how much of the things that I listed out of dreams and goals that I've been able to tick off and accomplish and I think that an investment of a journal, a great molecuin, certainly has been worthwhile.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Ah, I took a feminism class at NYU, which was really fascinating for understanding the history, the history of feminism, academic perspectives, the different waves of feminism. A lot of academic reading around the topic beyond just kind of girl power.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I was planning on becoming a physician, a doctor, emergency room doctor, something like my dad. And so I or go to business school or go to some I always planned on having a very, at least getting a college degree. And so I think there's an element of of wanting to kind of keep learning more, keep doing more, not for the sake of getting the degree, but for the sake of being in an environment where I can keep expanding my horizons. And I think the thing is, and I have that through my job as well. There's so many ways that I'm able to learn just by traveling and meeting people. And I feel like everybody has that. It's not just, I mean, I am a unique situation. I get to travel to crazy places, but I think just it's kind of a mindset, a mentality, a perspective of just keeping your eyes and ears open.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“If you can't walk in those, you're going to have issues And investing in time, you know, honestly, two things. One, I applied back to NYU because I love learning and I wanted to be back in an environment where I could keep growing and learning. And that was at 20 years old. That was after five years already of working full-time. And so I invested back in being a student. And that also led me to taking a coding class. And that led me to starting code with Closy.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Look it up, must, must visit when you're in New York. And we made cookies and we donated over a million school lunches from the sales of these cookies. And that was just this kind of first project where I was, it was really. My idea and this something that I built and used my voice to take an idea and actually bake a cookie and bake an impact. Into that product”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“So that's really just what it sounds like. It's a charity project focused on donating school lunches to kids through selling cookies, which I love to eat cookies. I love to make cookies. And I wanted to kind of have a bake sale of sorts. Do you have any particular parties?”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“So, a number of things. One, the first pair of high heels that I ever owned were $20 high heels from Target that I learned how to quote unquote walk and that those came in very handy when I started my fashion career. With my first paycheck, ever bought a red kitchenade mixer that still sits on my counter to this day, and thousands of cookies have been made from that little mixer. And I got the idea of starting a vegan cookie charity project from my passion for baking. And that led on to a whole fun project”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“It's so important for me in my life, it's crucial, forget even about how it makes you look, but how it makes you feel and just for me brain, mental, emotional balance, I think, and focus and clarity. It's like I can't start my day without doing something. And to the point of whatever it is, I and my suitcase always have my running shoes. always have always have bands, always have ankle weights, which is really funny when I'm going through airport security and I've got like two ankle weights that look like bombs and you know they're like lead ankle weights and I get stopped every time and get questioned”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“It's a love hate. It's a love hate because I just like, I hate them so much that I just know they're probably good for me. Things that you can do anywhere, so like exercises, Like things that I do in my hotel room. Like, I don't have time to go down to the gym. So just simple things like Like sit ups, push ups, dips. All sorts of Really boring things like that.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“After I worked out and a combination of running, biking, and some lightweights. And just I kind of do whatever I can whenever I can. So if I'm in the south of France on a photo shoot, I'll go for a run and a swim. If I'm here in Austin, I'll go for a run across that cool bridge and like go to around.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Okay, so I grew up playing every sport, doing ballet every day. I grew up super, super active, and I live a really busy life today, and I'm on a plane all the time. I mean, you know, it's not easy to fit it in, but... For me, I make sure that I fit in like a combination of cardio and a combination of strength training. So I feel best when I'm strong, not skinny. So tell me.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“There's a lot of failures daily of jobs you don't get or things that you're, I have been told that I'm too tall, too short, too fat, too skinny to this, to that, everything. I mean, it's like, and that is such a, if that doesn't mess with your head as a teenage girl growing up anyway, then, I mean, come on. So again, for me, you know, having an amazing support group around me, having like really my family, my friends, and then having outlets that Fill my cup. So for me investing in my learning sincerely is something I love. I love learning new things. I love learning from people. I love experiencing new things. And I love helping people, not for the sake of any reason other than just I love sharing opportunities for other people to better themselves, their lives too.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I use Headspace. I learned TM, but I just do it whenever, wherever I can. So this morning getting ready, I wake up, stretch, breathe, put in 10 minutes of headspace, go to the gym or vice versa, work out, and then meditate and then start my day. You know, I really have... Learned how important it is to take care of myself mentally as well as physically. Because I think part of being in just part of life is staying mentally healthy and balanced. And I think especially in an industry that there is so much volatility. I mean, to the point of models and turnover.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Keep practice meditating. So I'm not as probably good or disciplined as many of your listeners out there, but whenever I can, to the point of.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I have so many ideas. I've got so much drive. I know that I have so much to give the world and I really want to help other people. And I know that I'm not necessarily doing that or the extent of my self-worth or value cannot be just on fitting the clothes or not. And I think that there was like a real shift in me and just understanding I don't know understanding. How and what to do to keep growing”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Of growing up, of coming into your own, of growing into your own body, like that's even more criticized or more people can see it. And so I think for me, I definitely so many different periods in my life where like, you know, being in the profession that I'm in, it's very focused on like the outside and your body. And as a teenage girl, like growing into your body, I mean, there's so many times I've gone into a fitting where the clothes don't fit and that just has made me feel so shitty about myself. And it's not necessarily my fault. It's not necessarily the clothes fault. It's just, it's shitty. It makes you feel horrible. It's made me feel horrible about myself. And I think there was kind of this point progressively through my career that I was like, I am so much more than just like my measurements or my body.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I mean, there's so many moments I can just think about in my fashion career where I didn't quite, I mean, it's funny how you define like a failure or even dark moments. I think I have built my career over the past 10 years of my life and I was 15 years old when I started that. And I think there's just natural human growth that happens over those 10 years that's really important. And no matter what you're doing, you need to take those failures and challenge yourself to make yourself grow from them and be better. And for me, I think because I live in a more public life or aspects of my life or more public, those failures or dark, dark periods of”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I think so far from perfect, so far from perfect, it's like beyond. For me, I think that there have been many failures along the way, but also I am a really, I am the toughest person on myself.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Or, like, I don't know. And this was not even about building an organization and helping other people do the same thing. This was just for me selfishly. I wanted to learn something really hard. And I think that there's probably a part of me that's like, you know, insecure speaking of about like the fact that I know that I'm more than just what people see me on the outside. And I think that insecurity probably has driven me to want to keep doing more. And it just I am just a really curious, passionate person. And I think this, like, I've always been really interested in math and science. And I don't know. I think that that's partially why I tackled this challenge too initially was like, I want to learn what is going to be, what do people really think is hard to learn? I want to learn it”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“The other thing is, too, Tim, is that part of the reason why I wanted to take a class beyond just wanting to understand how the world was being transformed by technology and what specifically that meant, but it's like because I was so intimidated by it, because I work in fashion, because I am not someone who maybe looks like the most people in Silicon Valley or engineers. I don't know. I wanted There's something in me I think that wanted to do what I think would be the hardest possible thing to do.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“And I think for people who want to build businesses, you don't have to be the main engineer. I think, but there is this kind of literacy that I think is important.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Absolutely. Tim, I mean, just on that point, it's like, you know, I think even if you understand high level how things are built, you can understand what is possible. And I think that that's what's really exciting, even just as an entrepreneur. You don't have to, I mean, there's probably so many people that you've sat with and that you met in Silicon Valley that even a friend of mine, Kevin Sistrom, it found an Instagram and he, or one of the co-founders of Instagram. And he wrote lines of code early on. And actually, I think that was one of the aha moments. I knew him as a friend. And I was like, wait, Kevin, you actually know how to code. You actually built lines of code to build this tool, this platform that reaches so many people. Like it put a human element to it. And I think the idea of even learning a little bit of what code is and how it builds things, it makes you realize what could be possible.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I disagree. I think that that's one of the barrier century. I think that's why a lot of people don't ever try. I mean, who am I? I'm like, I don't have Valley. I don't, I didn't go to college. But I I'm curious, and it's something that can be learned like anything else, it is a language. And I think that a lot of people let that get in the way of taking the first.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“And we have these amazing girls who come into our camps and learn these skills and it's amazing what they're able to build. And not only just the way that they're able to build their ideas, but what they're passionate about. So if it's like making social impact, helping their community, but they're able to build something and recognize the impact that they can have. And that's really empowering. And that for a girl who's kind of, you know, at that point in life where you're like figuring out what you think you can be or what you think you can't, like that's really empowering.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Is my organization where we teach girls to learn how to code and empower the next generation of tech leaders? So we do that by running summer camps across the country and we teach girls the ABCs. So Ruby, HTML, JavaScript, CSS enough to be able to build something. So our camps are across the country and they're two weeks long and they're totally free.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“So you're seeing my two hours. You are. It's impressive. And I just think that even you can build tech to enable that and to scale that. And that's what's so powerful is the ability to scale ideas or scale problem solving using code. And I think that there's so much opportunity that has yet to really even be built in this kind of intersection of kind of many intersections of kind of creative industries from the perspective of someone writing code who has different life experiences or passions maybe than most engineers sitting in Silicon Valley today.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“This guy Avi Flavbaum, and he's a great teacher and he started the school and he taught me Ruby, similar exactly as you. So it's a very intuitive kind of language. Even in a short time, I was able to kind of understand high level big principles and the fact that you can use code to write a line of code that performs a function and you can build ideas using this language. And that to me was just so mind-blowing to understand like how the tech that we touch every day, how it works. to take it one step further, but to actually be able to write it yourself and to express your ideas and to be able to, I mean, you're so efficient, Tim. It's really inspiring. You're so organized and so efficient.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Yeah, I mean, I was meeting a lot of entrepreneurs. I was watching the entire world, especially fashion and media be transformed by technology. And I was like, what is it that a handful of people who are engineers and building huge enterprise value? What is the secret language that they know that the rest of us don't? And code. And I was like, what is code and how can I learn it? So I took a boot camp. I took one week. And even in”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Well, I love the way that you explain it as language, and that's really what it is. And I think that like any language, it's a medium that you can express yourself, that you can express creative ideas. Why I think it's so powerful. I got exposed to it because I'm just a super curious, like annoyingly curious person. I ask a lot of questions and I love understanding how things work. I love understanding how the world around me works and how science and math can be ways to explain that. But I work in a really creative industry and I don't know. I guess I at a certain point a couple of years ago wanted to understand what code was. It was a term that I kept hearing.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“No, I was just gonna say, you know, I'm 25 and I feel like it's to the point of the timing because someone gave it to me for my birthday and I just think that it really does come down to kind of this I think we're always evolving, always growing and should be always learning at least I hope I am and there's It really makes you focus inward and I think there's It doesn't matter how old or young you are. I think that's something that I really value is growing as a human being and it certainly kind of helps helps you think about ways to grow and focus as a human being”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“It's true. It's true. But I love listening to conversations. I love your work. I love Guy, how I built this. I love listening to conversations”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I love, so I love learning about things. I love learning about entrepreneurs. I love learning about, I love listening to conversations. I mean, I guess that's one thing too that I feel like in my real life I get to ask people, I'm sitting here with you, Tim. I mean, what a privilege that is. You're welcome to rescind that comment, Lee.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I love podcasts and I love audiobooks. I feel like I'm somebody who learns by listening. I retain information better. I do like TV, but I just don't have a ton of time for it. I feel like I'm constantly on the go. And so I'm listening to audiobooks, whether I'm walking through airport security or in a cab to the airport. And I love there's this book, The Four Agreements, that I recently gave my sisters who are graduating from college. And I just think I think it's got a lot of great principles and ideas.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Beyond just my parents, my sisters, I have three sisters that I'm really close with and some of my best friends, my core group of girlfriends from growing up that I've known since kindergarten are still some of my best friends. And so I think there's this, I feel really grateful that I've been able to, I don't know, keep my feet on the ground very much so. And also I have a lot of people around me who would bat me over the head and like beat me up if I did it. You know, they wouldn't allow it. I don't know.”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“To the extent of the normal life that this kind of double life that I had, my normal life, I really, I can't stress it enough. It was a very normal, like, I mean, I still had my chores doing the dishes, taken out of the trash, like every 15-year-old didn't matter if I was on the cover of international vogues. Like, I was still coming home and doing my homework, taking out the trash. And also”
2018-04-04 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #307: Karlie Kloss - Entrepreneur and Supermodel · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“At the same time, I was building this international career. And I think the discipline that to my parents definitely helped me kind of stay really balanced with focusing on academics and focusing on what matters. I mean, we still would have normal family dinners. And I would get in trouble if I didn't, you know, came home past curfew or I don't know. I had such a normal home life that I think that really was that balanced all of these amazing other things out. And I think my parents were always really, they trusted me. I think that's one of the biggest things too. They knew that I was, they trusted me too the right thing. And that freedom, there's a lot of, I don't know, responsibility I felt with that. And gratitude to my parents because I didn't want to let them down. And so I think I never wanted to, I don't know, to ruin that.”
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