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  1. “In my world. Well, nastygal.com, that's like, you know, my reason for existing. And then you can follow me on Instagram and Twitter and Snapchat. It's Sophia underscore Amarusso. And I'm launching a podcast. I don't know. Launching a podcast next month called Girl Boss Radio. And you can read my book. It's called Girl Boss.”

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  2. “So far. In the next 12 months, I'm looking forward to going to Tokyo. Yeah, we're going to Tokyo. My husband and I for like a week and I haven't been since I was in high school. And it's just, I know it's a cool place. I have some memory of it, but things are so different when you're an adult. And I'm excited”

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  3. “Oh, I don't know. I mean, I think when you're like, yeah, I'm like on to something, my business is growing and this is so cool. I can't wait for a time when, you know, I can just let go or a time where I can, oh man, this is just going to be running itself someday or I'm going to, I don't know, like, or just you think, you know, as you get older, I mean, yeah, you know more. You can handle things better, but it's the same. It's the same, you know, it's just different stuff, I guess. And the challenges are bigger with bigger things. And, you know, I think it's easier to sell yourself or for maybe other people to sell you that it's just like one vacation after the next. And hey, I have a great life. I really appreciate everything that I have and I've taken some great vacations. But just that like the hustle never ends. But that was just a year ago. It was 30 a year ago. So.”

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  4. “Probably like squat jumps. Box jumps And let's see, like shoulder presses, I don't know. That seems like you could get a lot, like a lot of different things happen with those three exercises.”

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  5. “I do a lot of lunges. I do walking lunges and like some, I don't know, we do squats sometimes. Like resistance training. What else?”

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  6. “About having a big butt is that like it can go to hell really fast. So you have to, you kind of have to exercise. I do deadlifts for my butt or just in general. I do deadlifts.”

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  7. “No, and people actually get surgery and make their butts. It's like, I can't, if I were a dress, like the top fits, but then the bottom, I can't get the bottom over my hips, or if like if the hips fit and like the top is too big and I'm not going to like, I don't know, I don't want big boobs. And then. Like, if I wear pants, it's just weird. It's like it's weird that like our culture is like into butts because I think they're kind of gross.”

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  8. “Instead of Harley Castro. Yeah, he has some books and stuff. He's awesome. And I've just gotten some cool recipes from him. So those are his recipes. And then, I don't know, I guess I shower, you know, and then I'll go work out, you know, depending. Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. And then start my day. Sometimes I'll roll out of bed and have a phone call. And, you know, it's like we have a call. We're on a kind of like a call now. And it's like I haven't showered. I don't know. I'm at home. Sometimes I'll have calls for a while before I go in the office. Sometimes I won't go in the office because I'm working on something that I need to focus on. And that's hard to do in the office. And every day is different. But they all start pretty much the same.”

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  9. “Yeah, or I drink like a white smoothie, which is like a has apple and Greek yogurt and some cinnamon. And it's just like pretty simple. So some of that stuff, some of those recipes came from this guy that I trained with named Harley Pastanack. Have you heard of him?”

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  10. “I'm telling you it's like better for your stomach and now the whole thing is that like fat's good for you so I carry even less but I already knew that so And then I'll have one of maybe three things. I have rolled oats with a little bit of honey and a little bit of milk and a little bit of salt with raisins usually just made on the stovetop or I will have a pancake that I make out of rolled oats so I crack four egg whites into a bowl and then I put two cups of dry rolled oats in and then I stir it around and the eggs kind of help the oats congeal and then I shape it into a pancake in a pan and then I cook I like heat it up a little bit and then I put it on a plate and I put applesauce on it and a little bit of maple syrup and I eat it and it's really good”

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  11. “We have a thing called a Jura, like J-U-R-A, some company. And it's just like basically you put the beans in, it grinds them, and it's just a coffee maker, I guess, but it's like a fancy coffee maker and does a good job. J-U-R-A, yeah. But I put hot water in the glass. I fill the mug up about halfway with hot water, and then I put shots of coffee. I guess it's espresso. I don't know. Are coffee beans and espresso beans the same thing?”

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  12. “Jaw muscles like a pit bull. I do. Let me look at. Hold on, let me locate. I'll just Google you right now. No, but it does. That's what happens. I have a jaw muscle. No, you don't. Yeah, you have a strong jaw. But when you're a girl that is like kind of a masculine thing, whatever. But yeah, it also just you wake up with a headache. So I did that. I think that's helping actually. And then I wake up, I might pee, I chug water. I'll chug a bunch. I try to chug a bunch of water, but I don't always. And then I drink coffee with heavy cream in it.”

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  13. “I don't know, like 637. Most people are exercising at 6.30 or 7, but I'm just, I don't know. I stay up. I'm like, I keep, I just keep weird hours. So I wake up. I take my Invisalign out of my mouth because I sleep with these braces in, basically. And before that, it was a mouth guard because I clenched my teeth because I'm a freak. But I recently Botox my jaw so that I can't clench my teeth as much”

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  14. “I'm looking at my, I mean a manicure. Manicures are like pretty, they're good. They're like, they make you feel better, but they cost like, you know, I get gels, so I don't know, maybe they're like 20 or 30 bucks and you don't hate your hands as much. I don't know. What else? Under $100. Not a lot is under $100. It's like a hamburger or, you know. Probably a glass of wine.”

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  15. “That's huge. That's a big. Yeah, I expected a lot more questions, and I was kind of bummed that people weren't, they weren't like, they weren't freaked out. They're like, okay, cool.”

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  16. “I think it was just a lot of relief, a lot of relief and just feeling like I had done the right thing. I was really happy for Sherry, my CEO, and it just seemed kind of like a non-event to our team. I expected more of a reaction, but they were like, what's the difference, Sherry's in all of the all hands meetings and she speaks, we know who she is, what's different? I don't think it was a huge change for most of our team, which felt good, I guess. That's”

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  17. “It's just like how I roll and it's a whole, if there's an art to leadership. And yeah, I wanted to focus on the creative parts of the business. I want the book kind of had its own, it kind of made me the face of the company, which I wasn't prior. And so there's things that come along with that that are good for Nasty Gal, but take my time and take me out of the office. And there's nothing worse than feeling like you've abandoned the people who are reporting to you who need your time. It's just a matter of choosing. So I chose. And it was something that had been thinking about for a long time.”

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  18. “Yeah, I just that I find myself that I think I'm good at are not the things that a CEO wakes up every day to do. Running an executive team of C-levels who have more experience than I've been in business for or it's just like there's a, like I said earlier, there's just a totally different skill set that comes with leading people. giving praise and repeating what we're all here to do. There's a lot of repetition actually. And I'm the kind of person that's like, what? You didn't hear me the first time, which is not, I'm not saying I'm proud of that. I just think that's kind of how I”

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  19. “Yeah, it's just a long name. I'm embarrassed of how I did that, but she has wheat paste posters and kind of like a campaign, like stop telling luminous smile, like, I'm not your baby, that kind of shit, which is just, I wouldn't put, you know, if I could put one thing in a billboard, it would probably be nothing, maybe nasty golf, it was free, you know.”

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  20. “Honestly, pretty insulting. And then I found out that there's a woman named, what is her name? I mean, she has like this. She's an artist. I think she's in Brooklyn and she started something called Stop Telling Women to Smile. And someone was telling me about the other day. And her name is Tatiana Fuzzle. Oh my God. Fazla Lizade.”

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  21. “Well, it's something that I've said. I mean, I've said just like don't tell me to smile or like, I mean, if you're a girl who's not like who a guy wants to talk to and you intimidate them because you aren't like giggling or whatever, they'll like take a, it's like we're there for your pleasure. I don't know what it is, but it's happened to me from as early as I can remember. Just like you should smile more. Just like, oh, you look really pretty when you smile. And it's like, that's nice. Thanks. There's something that's like you're here for me. So can you just smile if I have to like look at you, you know, because you're making. Like a woman evaluating me just makes me feel like emasculated or something kind of, you know, like they just like don't know how to handle it and it's really frustrating.”

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  22. “Yeah, that's just like such a grumpy billboard, though. I changed my mind. Rather have nothing, you project what you want onto the billboard.”

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  23. “Oh, I think people, well, I met some people yesterday who thought they were like, I was like, what surprises you most? We spent some time and I showed them the office and talked to them about my business. And I was like, well, you know, what surprised you? And they said, well, you're not as egotistical as I thought you'd be. I mean, that's not insulting. From the outside, you know, you put yourself on the cover of a book with your hands on your hips and whatever. And maybe you expect something different, but that was pleasant.”

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  24. “Yeah, I played soccer. I mean, I played basketball. I played softball when I was in third grade. And then I've played soccer a lot. I snowboarded a lot. You never hacky-sacked.”

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  25. “Oh my god. Yeah. Yeah, I guess plain catch. Yeah, no, I can have really good coordination to the point of it being freaky. Like if I drop something, I can be like looking the other direction, like scratching my armpit with one hand and then like swooping and like cat like reflexes. Like that happens sometimes. But it always even surprises me. And also I'm good at playing catch.”

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  26. “My favorite movie might be a film called The Color of Pomegranates, and it's by this guy Sergei Parajanov. I'm not even sure if I pronounce it correctly. He was like a Georgian filmmaker. And it's basically a moving painting. It's just one of the most, there's almost no dialogue. It's just one of the most beautiful films I've ever seen. I've been, you know, I grew up Greek Orthodox and I'm just still kind of enchanted with Eastern the visuals of Eastern Europe. Yeah.”

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  27. “Don't be so impressed. I guess that's where my head goes is there's no reason that you can't have the things that the people that you admire have. And so success just sells this kind of like ultimate destination when even though I've accomplished something and you've accomplished something and whatever, it's like I told you I was crying last night and it's not like we who like my you know I'm done I've I've arrived or anything like that if you have any amount of hustle and any amount of humility you know that it all can go away tomorrow and that you should do everything that you can with it now with what you have today So I guess it's a very philosophical way of saying when I hear the word success, I don't know what Warren Bucket, I don't, you know, it's like... I don't know.”

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  28. “Yeah, successful, the word success is really conflicted for me because it sells people this idea that there's like a destination. I think there's people who can have manifested things in the world that make more noise than other people, but success can just be as being a stay-at-home mom if that's your dream. Success can be having a small business and keeping it that way and laying low because that's what you want and that's the life that you want. I really want, you know, as someone who's public, it's kind of like it's a hairy thing because I'm out there and I'm a book and I have a business and I sell things and whatever, but I just really want people to remember that they're capable of doing everything that the people they admire are doing. Maybe not everything. But if you”

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  29. “I just thought I was like, I was just like going on a bike ride for fun. And I was just, oh my God, I was the only person that didn't finish it. I had to get in the car and get a ride to the top of the hill. Anyway, at the top of the hill was Cliff family winery. I don't know why I'm like, I don't know them. I'm not, I'm not trying to plug anything. It was just like I'd never heard of Gavrett's Treme and I bought a few bottles and had it shipped to my house. And yeah. I guess a white crispy wine.”

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  30. “Pretty schmancy. And then they have these activities. So you hear people talk and there's really cool people like Jerry Yang spoke at the last one and just it's really interesting. And then they have this activities and one of them was road biking and road biking up to a winery and then having a glass of wine. I was like, yeah, I'm getting in shape for my wedding. Like if I'm going to drink wine, I should get on a bike first, right? Oh my God, these all these guys, they're all European for one. And they're like, you know, they're like wealthy guys who like have their own shoes and like all the clothes and like do this. They like do it as a thing, you know, that they're like those guys who have”

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  31. “Very minerally. You know what the good one is the Cliff family, the Cliff Bar people. I went to this thing in Napa. Oh my god, so I sound like so. Cool now, but I took a, I like, went on a bike ride. It was basically my investors have a retreat every year.”

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  32. “Yeah, I like white wine. A lot of bars don't have. White wine, but it would just be like a I don't know. I started drinking chardonnays. I like those. Oh, I got a Gewertzdemeer. It's really good, right?”

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  33. “Yeah, and when I'm not drinking, I'm like, you don't want to walk up and talk to me. Like I'm not friendly, like I'm not unfriendly. I'm just not open, you know? I'm just kind of like stuck in my head, you know. I don't know”

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  34. “Alcohol in reality, TV, I'm telling you. I'm laying off the booze more now, though. But I mean, I can have one glass of wine and I'm like the happiest most like charismatic like you know just fun person when and”

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  35. “If it's, you know, it's easy to point at things in your life that are out of your own control, like I've pointed at, I got married like three months ago, but there's been times where I pointed at Joel and I was like, you're the problem. And it's like, no, you're just not solving your own problems. Like, I think you can just look everywhere outside of yourself to fix your problems and think, God, I'm not like, I don't have like addiction issues or anything because I totally, if that was, if that ran into my family, I'd be a total mess, I think. I don't know. I've taken antidepressants at different times and some are better than others. But I just, I generally like to stay pretty kind of, I don't know, alcohol. Alcohol can help. Yeah. Yeah.”

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  36. “It's not, so I don't, I'm not good at like hiding my feelings. It's unfortunate. And then there's people who value it and I try to keep those people around. But yeah, depression's like a gnarly thing.”

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  37. “I think when I got busy, that went away. More than anything, I think I struggled with anxiety. So I can hit the ceiling by like 11 a.m. if something just doesn't go right. I mean, I don't like yell or pound my fists. I'm not like a person in the office who throws things. But if I'm like, if I'm not happy, ain't nobody happy, like in the room, basically. It's just kind of like,”

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  38. “Oh, totally. Oh, totally. I've struggled with depression my whole life. I've been in and out of therapy my whole life. They tried to tell me I had ADD and give me some stuff in high school and they tried to give me stuff for depression to make me made me feel super wired.”

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  39. “God, I'm happiest when I'm like running down a trail in Big Sir, downhill a little, just a little downhill like any jump and you feel like you fly like 20 feet is almost like a dream. I think that's the best feeling being like, I'm in a video game, but it's real. Like, this is real life. And it's like, yeah, I think just running down a trail in the forest is like maybe the best feeling ever.”

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  40. “No, like it's fine, but of all the things I can walk and heals, okay. Just like pick something, there's plenty of things to criticize Jesus. If you catch me in the corner, I'm probably picking my nose. Just like find something real.”

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  41. “Does that make sense? Yeah, one set of walk like an ogre in heels and it's like, no, like I've like go danced in public and fucking heels. I'm pretty sure I can. It was just like”

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  42. “And even like the most, some of the best journalists I've worked with, they'll write a really positive story and then they'll throw in some shit just for their own credibility to make sure they don't sound like some big fan. So there's always going to be some shit that they like. Say that you're going to be like grumpy about, but it makes them credible. And you just kind of have to like stomach it.”

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  43. “I mean, I think it's just that the media always wants something to talk about and they can skew things for their own fun. And at the time where I think I believed a lot of what I read out there and I still leave a lot of it, but when there's controversy, it's often just to serve, you know, clicks and get, I don't know, it's like, I don't know. I'm just kind of babbling, but. Be careful with what you say. And if you don't have anything to say, then just don't say anything. I think it's okay to say no.”

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  44. “I don't know. She did a great job, and you know, so I hired her and she helped me just coach me through it. She was like, they're going to want you to look like a billionaire. That's their, you know, we've had to reshoot other stuff that I've worked on with Forbes because they didn't think that the entrepreneur and his hoodie looked like a billionaire. So it's so funny. It's really funny. Just how all of that works. And so now I show up at photo shoots and I'm like, what do you want me to be? Okay, I'm bringing it. Know it's like whatever you just try to do your best. What was that like? That was cool.”

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  45. “Oh my god, the way media works is, well, it was someone who I had met through Index. Her name was Julie Supin. She was friends with someone who wrote at Forbes and they were getting brunch and she mentioned me and the reporter got interested and then I had no idea what I was doing. I'd never talked to the media before. And then Julie used to run like PR at YouTube and she consults for startups and she's kind of like a maestro of all things publicity. And she was like, well, now that you have someone writing a profile on you in Forbes, you probably need my help.”

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  46. “After that, it would be buying things that weren't vintage, so buying a small, medium, and large of something from a trade show and bringing in new brands and testing and seeing if our customer had an appetite for more than just vintage, which they did. And then it was like, I think just, you know, scaling isn't, that's not an inflection point. What happened? We outgrew our space in Venetia. I mean, we've moved so many times, but I would say after that, it was raising $50 million from index ventures. For me personally, it was four pages and Forbes in 2012.”

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  47. “Yeah, I would say it was Launching, I mean, the first one would be just launching the eBay store. The next one would be selling a Chanel jacket that I bought for $8 for over $1,000. The next one would probably be... Launching the website and having it sell out just overnight. And then pretty soon after that, hiring my first employee.”

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  48. “It doesn't create opportunities. So I'm throwing all that I can into the air and just to see how much I can actually handle. I think, I don't know, I might click a glutton for punishment. So, you know, it's like I'm launching a podcast next month. I'm like promoting this paperback. I'm working on another book. I'm like, who knows? I mean, I want Girl Boss to become its own thing. Girl boss should be is so much more than a book. It should be a business. It should be conferences. It should be so many things beyond what it is. It's just a matter of doing it, of making the time and finding the team. And oh my God, what am I going to start another business? I'm not sure, you know, but just doing all I can with all that I have and connecting things that shouldn't connect is what really, really gets me excited because that's where that's where invention happens.”

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  49. “Because the company still needs me for my things and I still partner with my CEO and still spend a lot of time with her. You know, I'm drumming up opportunities for the business, whether it's a collaboration or weighing in on something creative. I still spend time there. I've signed up for more things than I probably should have, but everyone should be so, I don't know, I feel like saying no is just.”

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  50. “Years over, that's something, I don't know if I kind of hope that my life isn't always like that, but there's got to be great things if you're planning them that far out, I guess. I feel very lucky for that. The answer to your question really is feeling like I don't have all the time I wish I had to spend with all the people that I wish I could spend it with. How do I deal with that?”

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