The F1 Girlies Revolution with Ella Coppola

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What's up, radiant icons, and welcome back to

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Dare to be Iconic, the podcast made

for icons daring to be themselves.

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I'm your host, Amanda Paolicelli

and today we are joined by a

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very, very special guest, the

founder of the F1 girlies, Ella.

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Ella is an everyday icon because she is

creating a small revolution for women

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in motorsports, she is cultivating a

beautiful community of young women who

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are daring to embrace their inner fangirl.

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And that is what Ella and I

discussed today so let's get into it.

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Are you ready for your tea

time sesh radiant icons?

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Because it's starting now.

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Ella, welcome to the Dare

to be Iconic podcast.

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Before we get into the interview

portion, what does iconic mean

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to you and how do you dare to

be iconic in your everyday life?

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Ella: So to me.

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Being iconic means just being

like uniquely you, really staying

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true to what you care about,

what you, you love, what you do.

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And that way people just recognize

you and they align with your values

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and they really like follow you.

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And how do I do that every day?

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I just challenge myself to do

things differently than others.

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And just, I try to always bring

something new to this world and really

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just being myself and challenging me

and others to do things differently.

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Amanda Paolicelli: I love that.

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And I can really relate to that on how I

Dare to Be Iconic, but Specifically when

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it comes to being a woman in motor sports.

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So Ella, you are the

founder of the F1 girlies.

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And I would love if you can just talk a

little bit more about why you started F1

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girlies, because we think it's so powerful

to have a space for women in motor sports.

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Ella: So I really started the account

and the website because I I'm a content

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creator, like for beauty and fashion.

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And when I started just posting about

F1 just regularly, just to share my

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passion, people already started coming

to me and saying, there is no space for

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women, women who love fashion, beauty.

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You get stereotyped, and you

get judged when you like F1

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and you really like fashion.

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So I decided, okay, let me

just create that space myself.

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I'm going to do it, and people are

going to be able to just have a little

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space to make friends, communicate.

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But yes, it did not stay small.

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Everyone just seemed to really like it.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Yeah.

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And I think that stays true to that lesson

that is not only the foundation of Dare

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to be Iconic, but what you were talking

about beforehand on what iconic means to

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you and how you dare to be iconic in your

everyday life is by staying true to who

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you are and not trying to be anything that

you're not, and I think that's what people

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really resonate with is that authenticity.

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What have you seen as a thought

leader in this space and creating and

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cultivating this community of strong

women who are embracing who they are

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?

Ella: Well, like I've seen like a lot of just women coming to the space where we

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communicate like the discord server and

saying, wow, I feel like I belong here.

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I feel like I can be here and

I can have my own opinions.

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A lot of people just seem to enjoy

being fans because of this space.

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People really just seems to

enjoy just being themselves.

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I feel like as a woman people

really judge everything that you

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do and everything that you say.

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It's never good enough and you

will get judged no matter what.

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That's something I noticed

even just as a regular creator.

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I get comments on everything.

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My hair is not okay.

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My clothes are not okay.

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My size is not okay.

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Everything.

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I feel like this is one of the

aspect that really stops fans from

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just developing their passion.

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Because when you feel that judge,

especially, especially like for the

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younger girls, like 14, 15, that's a

period in your life where you are growing,

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you are learning to love yourself.

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So I feel like if you get judged

at that period of your life, there

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are chances that you will just

give up and stop talking about it.

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Amanda Paolicelli: And I feel like

at that age, like you mentioned,

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it's such a pivotal time.

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We're going through so

much emotionally, right?

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Our bodies are going through stuff,

or we're in that weird period of

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developing who we are, but not really

knowing who we are, and people just

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love to just bash us for enjoying

something, like why can't I just enjoy

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what I want to enjoy and not receive

negative feedback on me just being me?

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Just living my life.

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Ella: It's really important to just

have a space where you can really truly

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be yourself because When you don't have

that, like I said before, you really

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can't express yourself fully because

the second you are judged, it really

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ruins your chances to be yourself.

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So that's really why I wanted like a

really, truly 100 percent safe space

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for everyone who loves motor sports,

but also a fashion, but cool culture,

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just anything, just a space where you

can make friends and just be yourself.

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That was like the main reason

why I started everything.

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That's really the most

important part of all of it.

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Like, I'm just me, I'm just a

regular student who does this.

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So I can't really bring

that much to this sphere.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Interesting though,

Ella, that you're saying that because

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it takes so much courage for someone to

honestly just start using their voice to

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empower other individuals to do the same.

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You're doing something so beautiful,

which is creating a safe community for

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female fans in a male dominated space.

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space that, you know,

we get judged a lot for.

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And one thing is have you seen the term

fangirl be used a lot in your community?

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Ella: I feel like, realistically, it

is still a really negatively used word

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in a certain way, But I feel like this

is still a bit like a thing But I feel

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like with the younger generation they

are reclaiming the word Yes, i'm really

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noticing that people are really just

starting to use it because it's that's

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it's what it is We are fangirls And there

is nothing You Weird or wrong about that

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is it's really just a term to qualify.

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We are so I'm noticing really people

are starting to just reclaim it and use

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it non ironically, because just a word.

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Amanda Paolicelli: I think it's

so interesting that a little

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word like fangirl can create

so much like negative chaos.

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Yes.

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Like, I don't know who was like, you

know what, let's pick this term as a term

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to demean a whole bunch of young women

who just love something, whether you're

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a fan girl of F1, fan girl of Taylor

Swift, fan girl 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, 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 interest.

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It's really crazy.

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Amanda Paolicelli: No, it's

like the most insane thing ever.

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And like, hello, and I, oh my God.

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Okay.

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Here's a fun little, little tidbit.

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When I first started like posting

on LinkedIn specifically, right?

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I was so, so terrified to like, even talk

about F1 in general because I was like

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who am I like genuinely like I'm just a

fangirl because of everything that was

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told to me prior That my thoughts and my

words and everything you basically mean

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nothing is what was told to me, right?

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So I was like, how do I?

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Use my voice in a space where I have a

lot of thoughts and opinions and I want

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to share them and I know it's important

and I know other people would relate,

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but if I label myself as a fangirl,

people aren't going to take me seriously.

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But the more I started doing it

and having the courage to actually

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be like, yeah, you know what?

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I am a fangirl.

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So what?

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The more people, at least on

LinkedIn, which was very surprising,

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like were into it, like they were

actually very accepting of it.

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And do you think?

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Now because the younger generation

like we're embracing that term fully

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and we're taking our power back in it.

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Do you think with the future of F1

that F1 itself is going to embrace

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that term more and how do you

think they're going to activate it?

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Ella: I feel like F1 doesn't

really have a choice to embrace

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it because it's their new reality.

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It's coming.

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Yeah.

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Women are more and more interested

and When your demographic of fans

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is changing, you have no choice

but to adapt, and honestly, I think

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we are already starting to see it.

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Like teens are just, you know,

catering to the female gaze a

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lot more than they were before.

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And even, I was talking to my mom

during the Monaco Grand Prix weekend.

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And she was saying when my dad was

younger and he was watching with her,

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when before I was probably even born,

things were not like that in F1.

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She never noticed this like positive

energy bringing, bringing like fans

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together and really including everyone.

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It really changed a lot already.

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And a lot of people are not really

noticing just how different it already is.

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It's already starting to be.

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Amanda Paolicelli: I mean, 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 make a space for ourselves

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when maybe F1 wasn't making spaces for us.

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Ella: It's really not that hard to

just include a woman in, Just do a

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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: Like.

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All these female centric brands like

dipping their foot into the pool of

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motor sports will bring a whole new

generation of female fans that maybe

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didn't know about it beforehand.

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So like you said, I don't

think it's hard at all.

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I think they need to do better.

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Ella: Just seeing like all the outrage

of people being mad that makeup is coming

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into F1, I see that's really confusing

to me because if you really like the

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sports, you understand that sponsors

are such an important part of it.

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Any brand can really sponsor an

F1, an F1 team or F1 Academy.

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It's important.

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It's a really big part of the sport.

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So being mad at that, I don't really

understand because would you be mad if a

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new energy drink was sponsoring the team?

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Would you be mad if like any

other brand was doing this?

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You probably wouldn't be mad.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Exactly.

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But they're just mad because it's

a makeup brand and they don't

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want to see the lipstick liveries.

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Ella: It's not bringing, it's really not

bringing anything to anyone anywhere.

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Yeah.

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Amanda Paolicelli: It's like.

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Not moving us forward, but

it's also not moving us back.

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We're kind of just like stagnant.

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Ella: Yes, and it really relates

to it's the fans deciding

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if they want change or not.

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Because we are seeing a lot of

people are angry at every tiny

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single change that F1 is making.

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Like, people were so mad

when the Halo was introduced.

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Even though it's saving lives,

it is saving people from dying.

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It's a good change, but

people are more mad.

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So that's why I think at the end of

the day, if you don't want something to

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change, you won't really care, whatever

the changes, it just, you're going to

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be mad at the end of the day anyway.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Yeah.

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And we just have to focus on ourselves

and how we can ourselves create that

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space and hope in return that it's.

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Reciprocated back.

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Ella: Yeah.

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And I don't think it's, it's wasted

energy either to be making ourselves a

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space because it's working the amount of

young women who are saying, I don't know

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anything about F1, but I want to learn.

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And then they come to my comment

section or the discord and

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they are like, I'm learning.

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People are telling them.

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Just what to know.

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And so at the end of the day, it's

working, it's doing something.

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People are interested

and they want to learn.

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So it's not wasted energy to just fight

about it and just keep working on it.

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It's doing something.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Yeah.

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It's doing something good.

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And like, why wouldn't you

want more fans in the space?

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Like, I just feel like, why are

we going to get mad at people?

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Like, no matter how you get into F1,

whether it's through Drive to Survive,

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whether it's through TikTok, whether

it's through seeing an Instagram

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page, where you're like, Oh my God,

I really want to join this community.

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Like, why does it matter

how we became a fan?

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Why does it not matter?

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We are a fan.

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And that's the most important thing.

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Ella: I'm really grateful for the way

that I was brought into the sport.

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My dad really showed me everything.

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And he was so, just, Encouraging about it.

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You wanted me to learn and not once I had

any issue with the fact that I'm a girl.

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You had no issue.

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It just took the time to

teach me everything and just

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make me really enjoy it.

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And imagine if we gave that same energy

to every new fan entering the sport.

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It's so welcoming and helping to know

that people just want you to know and

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want you to share their passion with them.

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That's the most amazing thing.

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Amanda Paolicelli: It's so beautiful

to see and I really wanted to touch on

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this real quick because you mentioned

your dad being so instrumental

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in you becoming a fan of up one,

and, um, I think it's so beautiful.

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I know you can relate on this with me, but

I hope some of the radiant icons who are

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listening can as well, but I've never been

really a sports girlie like my whole life.

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Like we grew up in hockey.

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I'm sure if anyone who's watched any of

my, my Instagram stories, we know that

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my, my dad, Papa Paula Shelley, he loves

good hockey game and he loves the Rangers.

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Um, but like, we didn't know

what formula one was at all.

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And when I started getting into it,

it was because of my best friend

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and she told me to watch DTS and,

you know, we binged all of it.

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And my dad was watching

it on the TV with me.

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Like, you know, when they say they're not

interested in your shows and then they

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become interested, like that was my dad.

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But what I think is so beautiful,

especially in like the recent couple of

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months is like, Lando won in Miami, right?

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Like, we all know I was dying

for that, like, certified

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Lando Norris early till I die.

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And my dad literally knew where I was.

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Like, he dropped me off at a bar to, like,

hang out with one of my friends, Izzy.

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The funniest thing was, and it was so

cute because my dad was, like, texting

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me updates through the race of like where

Lando was, like I wasn't watching it.

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And when Lando had won, he

told me congratulations.

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and then even, you know, after Miami,

for the Monaco Grand Prix, my dad, he

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came into my room, I was still asleep.

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And he was like, the race is so

good, Amanda, you have to watch it.

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So I got up from bed, like

unwillingly to watch it with my dad.

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But like having those

moments to share with him.

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When I wasn't really into hockey

beforehand or into sports, like it just

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wasn't entertaining or appetizing to me.

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But to now like see him pay attention

somewhat to a sport that I really love

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and to be able to have those memories

with my dad is something so beautiful.

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And I think that speaks to

that bridge like with Taylor

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Swift and Travis Kelce, right?

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The amount of fathers and daughters

coming together to watch football

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because Taylor Swift was there

and the dad loves football, right?

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Like I, I'm kind of seeing that mirrored

in my own life with my dad, because I

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love Formula One, and he may not know a

lot about it, but he's kind of interested

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because I'm interested in it, and I don't

shut up about it, so he's probably like,

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I have to, but you know, like, that,

that beautiful bridge, and I feel like,

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why can't we have that with everyone?

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Ella: You know,

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Amanda Paolicelli: why can't we have

these beautiful moments, like, you with

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your dad, me with my dad, like, Why,

why can't we have beautiful moments

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like that that bridge it together?

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My dad's not asking me, do I just watch

the sport because of Lando Norris?

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Like, he's, he's genuinely asking

me what's going on in the race.

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Ella: Yeah, like my dad and I, we

update each other on every single news.

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And I'm a newer fan, so

I don't know everything.

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So let's say I'm seeing a new thing.

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Someone made a change on the car.

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I go to him and I tell him, I saw that.

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What's that?

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Explain to me.

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And he does, he just explains

me how everything's working.

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And that's such a positive energy to give.

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To someone else to just learn.

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I, I think it would be so nice if older

fans were all just so nice with newer fans

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to just inspire them and let them learn.

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That's really, I think

that would be so nice.

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Amanda Paolicelli: I think it would be

so much more powerful if it was just

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like this beautiful trickling down

effect of Both sides coming together

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and being like we love this sport.

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Let's let's join forces I

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Ella: feel like in a way it's very

specific to formula one to or just

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motorsport in general Because you don't

really see people being mad that you are

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going to a hockey game if you don't know

anything about hockey Like i'm canadian.

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I I go to a hockey game just

random tuesday just for fun Hey

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Like, people are not mad at you.

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People are just telling

you what's happening.

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It's so different from other sports.

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People get so worked up about

everything that you say and do in

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Formula 1, when, realistically, if

you are watching, you have interest,

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because it's very time consuming.

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It's an entire weekend of just talking.

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watching everything.

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If, if you watch everything, not everyone

watches everything, but that's okay too.

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But like, it's time consuming and it's

very, it's very intense to be a fan of.

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Amanda Paolicelli: No, it's so

intense to be a fan of motorsports.

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It takes so much time and dedication

and like you mentioned, it's also okay

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to be a casual viewer of the sport.

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Like I don't think that's

normalized a lot as well.

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Ella: Yeah, exactly.

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That's like the worst.

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People are so mad at you if you

say that you are just watching

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casually to enjoy it and learn.

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People get so mad at you and I've

never seen anyone being mad at me

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because I watched a golf once and

didn't really understand everything.

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No one would say that.

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It's, it's literally just a

part of being a fan of sports.

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Amanda Paolicelli: Yeah!

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Like, I just don't know why there's

so much judgment between, Oh my

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god, you have to prove yourself.

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What does DRS mean?

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Can you name other drivers

in the Ferrari voice?

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Or, oh my gosh, you don't watch

a whole week in a Formula One?

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Like, you are such a fake fan.

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Like, what is this?

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Can't we all just be fans and enjoy

it however we want to enjoy it?

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And I think that's what's so powerful

with not only this conversation that we're

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continuing between our collaboration.

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But I think it's so powerful in

general with the communities.

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That are, growing and

developing within our sport.

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We're accepting everyone and anyone.

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And we're truly, really just helping all

of us, whether if we don't understand

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certain things, like we're, we're

teaching them or if we just want to,

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Oh my God, fangirl about X, Y, and Z,

like we're going to fangirl about X,

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Y, and Z, we're going to create these

beautiful friendships and memories.

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Okay, Ella.

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So we had such a good

conversation on how you can dare

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to embrace your inner fangirl.

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But before we end our tea time sesh,

I wanted to ask you, what are some

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iconic insights that you can leave

with the Radiant Icon community?

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And where can they find you?

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Ella: So I really want to say, just

don't be afraid to be yourself.

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Don't be afraid to just, I know that's

like literally the biggest stereotype

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ever, but don't be afraid to be

yourself and just enjoy what you like.

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And don't be afraid to seek out other

people who like the same things that as

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you just try to embrace everything about

your passions and just live them at 100

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percent to just enjoy everything you do.

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That's really the biggest thing.

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And you can find me on social media

at the F1 Girlies and you can check

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out our July cover that comes out.

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This week.

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Amanda Paolicelli: That is our tea

time sesh for today, Radiant Icons.

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I hope you enjoyed our conversation with

Ella, the founder of the F1 Girlies.

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You can connect with Ella

in the show notes below.

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All her information will be there.

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And guess what?

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You can read that July cover in what?

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The show notes.

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I hope you enjoyed our conversation,

and if you did, make sure to leave

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a review, leave a comment, leave a

rating, share it with your friends,

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share it with anyone and anyone,

and I will see you guys next week.

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Remember radiant icons dare to be iconic.

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Bye.