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The Tea That Built DTBI: 6 Everyday Icon Moments
Episode 2211th March 2026 • Dare To Be Iconic • Amanda Paolicelli
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Radiant Icon… it’s time for some anniversary tea. ☕✨

As Dare To Be Iconic podcast approaches its two-year anniversary (March 27), Amanda is looking back at six unforgettable Everyday Icon moments that perfectly capture what this community is all about: choosing yourself, daring to grow, and embracing your most authentic life.

From writing badass heroines and embracing reinvention, to protecting your peace, reclaiming fangirl culture, and leaning on friendship during heartbreak—these conversations remind us that being iconic isn’t about perfection… it’s about courage.

Amanda also shares details about the upcoming DTBI Iconic Behavior Masterclass: Break Up With The Past, Fall In Love With The Future on March 22nd, where she’ll be teaching her signature framework for turning pain into power.

And next week, we revisit one of our OG DTBI premiere episodes where Amanda begins opening up about her dating violence healing journey.

Because around here, Radiant Icon…

we dare to be ourselves.

Iconic Episode References:

Carly’s Tea Time Sesh!

Katie’s Tea Time Sesh!

Agatha’s Tea Time Sesh!

Alison’s Tea Time Sesh!

Ella’s Tea Time Sesh!

Meleena’s Tea Time Sesh!

Connect with Amanda:

Follow Amanda's DTBI Journey!

Secure your spot for our next Iconic Behavior Masterclass!

Stream the Radiant Reign Era Playlist!

Explore the DTBI shop today!

Discover your iconic signature scent with Oakcha!

Got a question for Amanda or a topic you'd love to hear discussed on a future episode? Submit your question to the "Dare To Be Iconic Hotline" today!

Timestamps:

00:00 Welcome to Dare To Be Iconic

01:02 Masterclass Announcement

01:45 Carly Robyn – Writing Badass Heroines

05:42 Katie – Embracing Change

08:40 Agatha – Choosing Yourself

15:08 Alison – Healing & Vulnerability

17:54 Ella – Owning Your Fangirl Era

20:12 Meleena – The Power of Friendship

24:37 See You Next Week!

Transcripts

Amanda Paolicelli:

What's up radiant icons and welcome back to Dare To Be

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Iconic, the podcast made for icons

who are daring to be themselves.

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I'm your host, Amanda Paolicelli, and for

today's Tea Time session, we are doing

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things a little bit differently here at

Dare to Be Iconic because if you don't

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know, radiant icons at the end of this

month on March 27th to be exact, we are

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celebrating two years of the podcast,

two years of spilling the tea together.

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So I thought, what is a more iconic way to

start the celebration early than looking

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back at the top six everyday icons who

have shared their story who have spilled

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the tea with us here at Dare To Be Iconic.

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But before we get into that radiant

icons, I dare you to join me on Sunday,

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March 22nd at 1:00 PM Eastern for our

first masterclass of:

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The Past, Fall In Love With The Future.

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We are daring to turn our pain into

power together in this masterclass.

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This is definitely something you do not

want to miss, so make sure to secure your

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seat today because spots are limited.

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You can do that by going

to Dare to be iconic.com

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under the Empowerment Events section, or

clicking the link in the show notes below.

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I can't wait to see you there.

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So let's get to that piping

hot tea radiant icons.

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Are you ready for your tea time sesh?

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Because it's starting now.

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The first iconic moment that we are

looking back on today, radiant icons

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has to go to the one, the only, the

ever so iconic, miss Carly, Robin.

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It is no secret that Carly is one

of my favorite romance authors.

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I just adore her and her work,

specifically how she writes fierce

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and complex female leads in her books.

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And so let's just take a listen

to what Carly has to say.

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One thing that I resonated a lot

with in your writing is the badass

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female protagonist that you write,

they are real, they are complex.

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They are just so authentic.

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So how have you approached writing

such badass female characters in

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this male dominated sports space?

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Carly Robyn: I definitely, all

of the females have a backbone.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Um, yes.

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Yes they do.

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Carly Robyn: And I think.

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And I'll speak to like drive me

home, even though it's not out yet.

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But all of the main female

characters, they're still figuring

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out like what they're doing in life.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Mm-hmm.

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Carly Robyn: Whether it's like Ella and

What's next, or Josie, is she happy?

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And Charlotte just graduated and she's

like, I don't know what I wanna do.

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Like they're all figuring out their lives,

but they're all still so comfortable

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and confident in their own skin, so

that like no matter what situation,

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they're thrown in, they know who they

are and that kind of helps guide them.

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And I think that's what helps because

you're being thrown into this like

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insanely fast paced sport with like really

intense people and really high stakes.

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So them kind of knowing where they

stand within themselves helps them

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stand up to people if need be.

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Amanda Paolicelli: I love that

and I have seen that through both

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Drive me crazy and drive me wild.

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I obviously haven't

read Drive Me Home yet.

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I know by the time this

airs Radiance Icons.

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Yes.

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I'm looking straight at the camera.

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I know the book will be out and I will

link it in the show that's below, but

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at this time I have not read it yet,

but you know, I've already ordered it.

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Anyway, going into Drive me Crazy real

quick with Ella, I personally drive

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me crazy is my favorite book of the

series so far, and I wanted to ask.

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Drive me crazy has a lot of, um, heavy

plot lines, specifically the SA plot line,

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and I wanted to know why did you decide to

include that in Ella's story and how were

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you able to balance that heavier subject

manner with the lighter aspects such as

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the romance and sport, so on and so forth?

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Carly Robyn: Yeah, I mean, I think for

me it's important when you have those

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heavy topics and you're writing like

a rom-com, you have to balance it.

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Mm-hmm.

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And it's figuring out how to make these

characters dynamic and how to make them

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face issues, but not let it define them.

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Mm-hmm.

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So I think Blake really struggled

with anxiety and like he felt

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very stuck because he felt like

his anxiety kind of owned him.

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He didn't wanna put himself in situations,

whereas Ella was kind of like escaping

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hers and trying not to think about it

at all, but showing that like they can

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still both live full very happy lives

despite like these circumstances or

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things that they might be dealing with.

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And I think.

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You know, having Ella with the SA

plot line, she went from one male

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dominated field to another one, and

how, you know, she kind of persevered

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and found her footing within that.

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Amanda Paolicelli: And I think the

most important theme that I've gotten

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from that is that it's not to allow

anything to define your narrative.

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You are completely in control of it.

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From One badass to the next.

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Let's talk about our second

Iconic Moment radiant Icons.

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And that goes to my girl

Katie from Race Tips, actually

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formally known as Race Tips.

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Her business is now called My Lady

Katie, so make sure to check it out.

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But oh my goodness, the

power of social media.

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If it wasn't for me sliding into

Katie's dms, we would not have the

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friendship of Katie and I today.

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Like genuinely, honestly,

like thank you, formula One.

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Thank you Instagram like, like Thank you

so much for one of the best friendships

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in my life what I love the most about my

friendship with Katie and this particular

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tea time sesh is that we can have these

heart to heart conversations and really

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talk about the nitty gritty of life, about

embracing change, about not being afraid

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to pivot and just trusting the journey.

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So let's listen to Katie.

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Katie Hornsby: You have to fake

it till you make it and like.

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Whatever you tell yourself, like

you are, like if you wanna be a

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bad bitch, like you're a bad bitch.

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If you wanna be a girl

boss, you're a girl boss.

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If you wanna be a or like

a period, yes, a mom.

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Be a mom.

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Like it's whoever you tell

yourself is who you can be.

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And so keeping like, keeping that

in mind, but I also think that

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I am confident in my decisions.

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Because I know I'm, I'm grounded

in what I mentioned earlier

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of like, I can always change.

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Yeah.

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And I think often again, like a lot of

us keep ourselves from being competent

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or like making quick decisions because

we're like, oh my God, this could change

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my life and it could never go back.

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And yes,

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Amanda Paolicelli: it's like the fear

of the unknown is really debilitating,

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Katie Hornsby: you know?

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Exactly.

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And I'm like, okay, like.

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We can just return back

to square one and mm-hmm.

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I think a lot of people think returning

to like ground zero is failure.

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Amanda Paolicelli: I was literally just

thinking that Katie, oh my God, and

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Katie Hornsby: it's not.

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Yes, yes.

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It's ab.

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Mm-hmm.

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It's absolutely not.

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It is.

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I look at it as like, okay, I

get to start fresh like this.

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Whether it's, I don't know, like you're

working on a work presentation and

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they're like, oh, this isn't going the

right way, or you move somewhere, or,

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I don't know, you dye your hair pink.

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Yeah, start from the beginning, beginning,

even go back and like that's a whole new

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opportunity to like start fresh recreate.

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Like that presentation could look

nothing like it did the first time.

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Exactly.

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And you've got that

freedom to make it now.

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Whatever you want it to be.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Katie's

words ring so true.

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radiant icons, because there is

so much power in embracing change,

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trusting the journey, and breaking

free from expectations, which actually

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leads me to our next iconic moment.

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Our next iconic moment goes to a

radiant icon who is so near and dear

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to my heart, and that is the lovely,

the lovely, lovely, lovely agatha.

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Agatha was our first

everyday icon for season two.

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Oh my goodness.

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All the way back in November of 2024,

radiant Icons and Agatha is so amazing.

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She is living out the Dare to Be

Iconic message by breaking free from

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expectations like we spoke about

in Katie's little tea time session.

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Right?

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But with Agatha, she truly is choosing

herself and becoming her own icon because

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she knows that daring to be yourself

is the most powerful act you can do.

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She is living out what it

means to dare to be iconic.

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So let's listen to Agatha.

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So by gaining that perspective on how

your mom was coming about that, right?

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Of suggesting heavily, oh, I

want you to go down this path.

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By gaining that new perspective of

where your mom came from and the

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lessons you've gained from that, how

has that influenced and impacted your

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healing journey and transformative

journey of embracing your iconic self?

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Agatha: I think that I realized

that, okay, now it's the time for me.

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Now, I'm going to actually, plan

the future for myself, because,

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okay, like, she changed her mind.

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She's actually going to support me.

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So now I can plan my dream life ahead.

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And if she supports me now, after all

that she has to go with me through.

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My teenage years and childhood.

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I think that she's going to

support me in everything I do.

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So, I started planning, content creating.

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I've become a radiant icon.

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I, I, I try to, uh, search for how

can I express my voice and how can

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I express what I love the most.

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So, I love Formula 1.

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I love geography.

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I love, uh, Many other things.

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I have many other hobbies and I'm trying

to find a way to actually tell the world.

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Hey, I'm here I still exist.

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I do this, this, and this.

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And I'm totally happy about it.

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And you're not going to

stop me from doing that.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Period.

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Cause you're building the future

that you want for yourself

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and you're breaking free from

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Agatha: the past.

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Like, like, uh, One Direction

said, nobody can drag me down.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Nobody can drag

you down, point blank, end period.

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Period.

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Point blank, One Direction needs

to come back as of like, right now.

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Um, so leading with

that, our last question.

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What is one iconic insight that you want

to leave with the Radiant Icon community?

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Agatha: I think my iconic insight

is actually meeting Amanda.

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Amanda Paolicelli: I'm gonna cry again.

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I

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Agatha: did a reel on Instagram that

I'm creating a group chat for F1

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women fans and like female fans and

she like the time you popped up in

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the group chat it felt More lively,

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it's just, it's just the energy you,

you have like the aura all around you.

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You just bring positivity and

joy into my life and actually

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doing this thing with you.

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It was one of the events

that I looked up to the most.

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I was just looking forward to be actually

recording that with you, talking to you,

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and I can't wait for this episode to be

released so I can prove myself that I'm

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capable of doing such things as like

being a guest in Amanda's podcast or

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any other podcast, I can actually be a

content creator, I can actually manage

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studies and content creating, I can have

international friends, and I can talk in

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English daily, which me at like 10 year

old, I wouldn't even think that I would

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continue my English learning journey.

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And I'm actually proud of

myself and I'm proud of you.

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And I'm proud of anyone else who

has understood that they need to

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take a few deep breaths and figure

everything out on their own.

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But it doesn't mean that you're alone.

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If you have to figure out things on

your own, if you figure out things

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on your own, you actually are in

the best position because you don't

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have any influence from anyone else.

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And you can figure out what

do you want for yourself.

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So actually, I'm, I'm proud of you.

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Any icon who is listening

or watching us right now.

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I'm, I'm proud of you.

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Amanda Paolicelli: You know, I'm

not gonna lie to you radiant icons.

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Every time I listen to Agatha's

tea time sesh, I get emotional.

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I get emotional because

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it's crazy as a founder to see the

impact and hear the impact your

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work right your baby has made on

someone else's life and on their

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journey of daring to be themselves.

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Agatha has been living out the dare to

be iconic message, and it is an honor and

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a privilege to be a part of that journey

for her, and I'm just so incredibly proud

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of her, and I'm so incredibly proud of

you guys as well, because I would not

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be able to keep on going on this mic

and spilling the tea about my life if it

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wasn't for you guys, if it wasn't for you

guys listening in, applying the lessons

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that I'm sharing to your lives and then

sharing back with me how dare to be

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iconic has helped you and impacted you.

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So thank you for inspiring

me to keep on going.

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Now we're only in the middle

and I'm not gonna cry.

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So we're gonna go to the next

iconic moment so I don't cry

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in the middle of this episode.

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So, oh my God.

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It wouldn't be a tea time sesh if

there weren't tears in my eyes.

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Right?

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And I go, things never change.

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Two years of spilling tea.

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I'm still crying.

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Any who?

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Anyway, let's talk about our next

iconic moment, our next iconic moment.

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Goes to Ms.

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Allison renee Allison's episode was

all about the beauty of healing and

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evolving and oh, how so beautiful

that tea time sesh was, it was so, so

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healing because we were talking about

mental health and healing and overcoming

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comparison, and that is something that

honestly, right here, right now as I'm

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recording this tea time session, I'm

struggling so hard with, and this is

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a nice reminder to remind myself that

I really need to stop comparing, and

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I hope you guys listen to that too.

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Ray Gons.

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So let's listen to Alison.

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So how do you take that into daring

to be iconic in your everyday life

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with your platform Evolving Alison?

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Alison Renee: That's a very good question

because you happen to be in front

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of an audience on social media now.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Yeah, exactly.

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Alison Renee: So many

opinions, like, it is crazy.

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So daring to be iconic in that way is

not caring about those comments, not

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caring about even the people around you.

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Like your friends have been,

Oh, she's recording on camera,

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like who does she think she is?

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It's daring to be iconic and I have a

message to say to my followers, like,

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through my platforms and it's focusing

on that and not the outside voices.

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Just I'm here for a purpose.

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I'm showing up for a purpose.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Yes, because you

know in your heart it was there for

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a reason so why not take that risk

on yourself and keep building that

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community and using your voice.

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How do you remain emotionally vulnerable

online by also taking care of yourself?

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Alison Renee: When people have a

platform and they have people that

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look up to them, you kind of put

on your best behavior by default.

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You want to show that everything's

okay because you're there to take

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care of others, you know, people

on the other side of the screen.

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Sometimes people forget we're people

as well with emotions and we behind the

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scenes, like we could whip out the camera

and like be the happiest person, but be

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dealing with something behind the scenes.

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And it's just really about

finding that balance.

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It's not like we want to hide it,

but I think it's more important to

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actually show that, like, that is.

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That's why I'm not afraid

to cry on social media.

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That's why I'm not afraid

to, like, express anger.

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I don't have to be some, like,

positive person all the time.

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And that in itself is self care.

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It is admitting that I am allowed

to feel sad in front of an audience.

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And that is, like, it is self care.

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helping connect people at the same time.

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So I think that's just

really self care in itself.

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Amanda Paolicelli: There truly is

something so powerful with leaning

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into and embracing your vulnerability,

and that reminds me of actually our

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next iconic moment, radiant icons.

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And that goes to Miss Ella, the

founder of the motorsports girlies,

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or known at the time of that

tea time sesh, the F1 girlies.

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In my tea time sesh with Ella, we

spilled the tea on how you can dare

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to embrace your inner fan girl because

there is nothing more vulnerable

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than unapologetically loving the

sport or whatever it is you love

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so loudly and so boldly when the

internet and the world wants to

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tell you to shrink, there is nothing

more vulnerable than being yourself.

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So let's get into it.

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I think it's so interesting that

a little word like fangirl can

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create so much like negative chaos.

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Yes.

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It's like, I don't know who was like,

you know what, let's pick this term as

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a term to demean a whole bunch of young

women who just love something, whether

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you're a fangirl of F1, fangirl of

Taylor Swift, fangirl of anything, right?

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Like that was the term that they

decided, Oh, let's use that against them.

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Ella: Yes.

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It's so like, yeah, Just hearing the word

fangirl brings me back to this era of just

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being a teenage girl who is being judged.

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That just always brings me back.

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It's incredible how much power

just a small word has on an

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entire generation of girls who

are just trying to have interests.

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Amanda Paolicelli: It's really the female

fans that bring all the good vibes.

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I mean, we bring the signs, we

bring the cute merch, we, we make

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a space for ourselves when maybe

F1 wasn't making spaces for us.

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Ella: It's really not that hard

to just include women in it.

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Just do a tiny thing that makes you feel

like you are seen and heard in that space.

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And honestly, I'm seeing that

too with all the makeup brands

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sponsoring liveries in sports.

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Honestly, that's like probably one

of my favorite things so far because

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people are not realizing how much

makeup brands can bring to a sport.

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They are an amazing sponsor.

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Amanda Paolicelli: We cannot look back

at some of our most iconic moments

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of the pod without going back to our

very first everyday icon interview.

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Oh, I'm getting emotional.

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I knew I was gonna cry.

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The next tee times sash that I'm about

to share radiant icons means so much

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to me because you truly are nothing

in life without a really good friend.

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And I am extremely lucky and fortunate

to have so many good friends, like a

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handful of good friends, but there's

always one friend in particular that I

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think of when I think of the evolution

of Dare to be Iconic because she

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was there from the very beginning.

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Um, and that's my friend Meleena.

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Oh God, sorry you guys.

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Um,

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Meleena was the second person I ever

told about Dar to be iconic too.

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And I truly cannot imagine my life or

this journey without her and her support.

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The reason why you see all these

beautiful podcast cover arts or all

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the beautiful photos on the website is

because of her and her belief in me and

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my dream, which is dare to be iconic,

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and it was an honor and a

privilege to have her as my

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first guest on Dare to Be Iconic.

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So obviously, sorry you guys, I'm like

crying so much, but thank God I didn't

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wear makeup for this recording y'all.

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But she just means a lot to me and

we couldn't look back at our most

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iconic moments without mentioning

the people that mean the most to you.

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Right.

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She's one of them.

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So in her very first

interview, like, oh my God.

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So let's listen to Meleena.

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Like, when I went through my first,

my, well, I guess both breakups, right?

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Like, the amount of outpouring love

and support that I had from everyone.

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Like, I remember you showing up

to, I was working at a theme park

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here in Orlando as a performer.

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And like, I remember you showing

up and how much that made my night.

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Meleena: Aw.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Like, it

was such a hard time for me.

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I didn't know what was going on.

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Meleena: I remember.

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I remember that.

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Amanda Paolicelli: And

like, you showed up.

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And you, I think you were trying to

surprise me, but then you were like, I

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need your set time, so please, please.

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But you know, like, it's

just crazy things like that.

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Or like, even throughout Meleena,

like, our Friendship, which is

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something I'm so grateful for,

is how you've always shown up.

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Don't make me cry, Meleena I'm gonna cry.

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You always make me cry.

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But like, every time I think of our

friendship, I think of how you've always

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been there for me through thick and thin.

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And how you've always supported

me through everything.

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And it's friendships like

yours that remind me that.

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No matter how I feel, whether I'm like

on top of the world or I'm like, really?

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No.

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I'm gonna cry, God depress

and all that, not us tear up.

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If you're not watching the YouTube

version, you are really missing

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out on the little one of tears

that are showing up in our eyes.

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Meleena: Yep.

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Amanda Paolicelli: But it reminds

me how your girlfriends really can

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get you through anything, and that

shows you who your true friends are.

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Meleena: I feel that so heavily.

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They're just like necessary, I mean,

we're social creatures and all that but

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yeah even friendships like they really

those real friends will be there for you

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No matter what and it's it's so hard,

especially with something like a breakup

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Especially your first one or a bad one.

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Like you just need your friends

around you to make you know To

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make that time easier and for them,

someone to lean on during that time.

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Yeah, and I remember also my breakup,

how important it was to have my friends

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around me, not just to distract me,

but you know, show me that, like

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things are just gonna be okay.

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I know they're invaluable

and they really are.,

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I know we're going to stay

friends for, for like ever.

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I don't see us ever in a

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Amanda Paolicelli: Duh,

you better not leave me.

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I'm going to find you.

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No.

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Exactly.

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You're stuck with me now,

Meleena forever and always.

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Meleena: We're going to grow into

old aunties, like rich aunties.

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meets real talk, hosted by Hannah.

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This guy is sitting next to me and

this was like a no shoe kind of house,

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so he had to take his shoes off.

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They were playing cards, drinking, and

then all of a sudden he starts rubbing his

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foot on my leg and her co-host Jessica.

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So he leaves me at the table, he gets

his food, he goes back to his car.

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I'm thinking he's

dipping out on this date.

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I just told him I don't want to marry

him and I won't let him kill me.

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So two millennials in

Austin, Texas, navigating.

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Independence and becoming your best

self with confidence and style.

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Amanda Paolicelli: So now that I

have stopped crying, radiant icons

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that is your tea time sesh for today.

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It wouldn't be a dare to be iconic

tea time sesh if I was not crying.

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Okay.

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Like how truly iconic we have to start off

the celebration strong, and that always

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happens with a good cry, or at least in my

case, you always have to have a good cry.

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Okay?

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There's so much power in

embracing your vulnerability.

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Like I said, radiant

icons anyway, and who.

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Oh my goodness.

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That is, that is our tea time sesh.

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That is our tea time sesh radiant icons.

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So if you enjoyed today's episode,

make sure to subscribe to leave a

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rating, A review, to tell your friends

about us, to tell everyone and anyone,

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because you know, we love what?

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Say it with me.

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radiant Icons.

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We love more radiant icons in

our iconic community of ours.

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I'll never get tired of saying that.

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Thank you for changing my life.

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Thank you for listening

to the pod and well.

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If you love the pod, 'cause I know

you do, you've listened to this entire

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episode, make sure to leave that review.

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Anyway, I will chat with y'all next week.

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For next week's tee time sesh.

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We're doing a little episode rewind.

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You know it's that time of the

month and damn do I love it.

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We're going back to the second ever

episode of Dare to Be Iconic, which

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actually talks about the relationship

that I disclosed in the beginning

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of February, my dating violence

relationship, also known as intimate

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partner violence relationship.

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It's really interesting seeing my growth

and like the trajectory of it throughout

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the evolution of this podcast and my

business, but particularly this podcast,

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because I would hint at it for so long of

something not so great happening to me.

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And I would talk about it at certain

points in my healing journey, and

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I would always dance around the

actual word of what happened to me.

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That episode in particular,

season one, episode two.

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Oh my goodness.

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Wow.

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That's a long ass time.

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That was just the beginning.

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That was just the beginning of me

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gaining strength and power in my voice

so that we can get to the February

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4th episode- Hot and Healing: How To

Turn Your Pain Into Power, where I

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disclosed about my relationship at

length and shared an insight into what

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I've been dealing with for nine years.

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I can't wait to look back at the

beginning of this evolution for me.

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So thank you guys for being here.

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I love you all so much.

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So remember radiant icons.

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Dare to be iconic.

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Bye.

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