I want to see Valeria’s mom on the next podcast . What an inspirational woman .

@bokal_baikala

Жыл бұрын

Agree !

@NikaDominyka

Жыл бұрын

Yes!! Was thinking the same thing!

@anna.and8

Жыл бұрын

Yes!!! There’s so much to learn from her example.

@barborakovalakova4400

Жыл бұрын

Mee too! A lot of it was valerias moms story from how he was asking the questions

@blogla9022

Жыл бұрын

yes!!!

I love love the video but I didn’t like Gary interrupting whole conversation. Coz I love Valeria for who she is and how she speaks but in this video Gary is constantly correcting her and that killed my vibe .

@travelwithjsi

Ай бұрын

I know!! And I feel like Valeria is speaking so clearly and telling stories with so many details step by step, but he would keep asking the questions that could be found in Valeria's words if he would've listened instead of keep trying to find a chance to interrupt...

When someone tells their story, what they tell and don’t want to tell is as important and telling on its own. I see that it’s hard for Gary to keep that wall from interview to partner, but best interviewers shine in active listening skills. Let the guest tell their own story without having the need to fill in the “gaps”. You wanted this podcast to be of reference for people to know Valeria’s story 😅

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

thanks for the constructive feedback

@angelikapokovba1961

6 ай бұрын

I fully agree. I think the commentary is very distracting.

I relate so much when Valeria said she never did extra curricular activities and it's weird when other kids did As a child of immigrant parents it just wasn't a thing to us, like school was plenty

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

I agree, same for me, it was school, and that's it. Parents couldn't afford anything else.

@B3damn

Жыл бұрын

Well in soviet union it was very normal to hace extra curricular activities for a child. Piano lessons, dance, art, basketball and so on

@Imana23

11 ай бұрын

@@B3damnand it was free.

@Katrn30

9 ай бұрын

As the oldest of 6, I also had no extra curricular activities because I was my mother’s helper with the kids.

Valeria is the reason I am who I am today, I was a stay at home mom and I saw this amazing woman doing it all with 2 kids and I thought I can do it too, I now run my own company, I am independent and I love my life

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

This means so much, on behalf of Valeria, thank you. Makes me proud of you, and her.

Gary your awesome!! but you toot your horn too much and interrupt!!! 😢 😢 Valeria your work speaks for itself and shines no wonder you have people working for you and you don’t need to speak about it. You go girl!!! 🎉

His wife being his first guest for the podcast 🥹❤ heart melted .

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

She really helped me out by doing this.

It’s disappointing to hear Valeria say she doesn’t support free healthcare for everyone not the nice person I thought she was. They talked about gary noticing Valeria was unhappy during lockdown so he got on the phone payed for private plane, shipping company to pick up their vehicles, paid for rental home in Miami this is only something wealthy people can do just privately fly and stay super expensive places move wherever they want Miami and Costa Rica just cause their unhappy when most people are struggling just to afford to take care of their families in & out of lockdown. You would think young Valeria growing up with a single mum working several jobs would appreciate how important free healthcare is for hardworking average people who pay their taxes their whole lives if they or one of their babies needs a life saving operation but can’t afford it and die is devastating. Shows the rich are out of touch with the reality they should put themselves in normal peoples shoes. UK has our NHS it’s not perfect but it’s fantastic and life saving I wouldn’t be here without it as I’m a disabled single mum. The government gets enough in taxes it should offer free healthcare to everyone instead of wasting it in other areas but of course the wealthy don’t support it.

@lillyh.4505

Жыл бұрын

This also really disappointed me when I heard it.

@bertarovira

Жыл бұрын

I have to agree... I feel like it doesn't really talks to her background. But I would love to hear her exploring more the argument cause it might be more to that

@silverkitty2503

Жыл бұрын

russians and eastern europeans in general are just very right wing its just how they are.

@silverkitty2503

Жыл бұрын

@@bertarovira herb background

@lyudmilalevak8077

Жыл бұрын

People who are working can afford health Insurens , who don’t want to work demand everything for free and it’s a life style

Gary gave her the ability to focus on her art, and she ran with it and grew to where she is today. luck and timing worked in her favour in life, some people just have it. wonderful story....

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comment.

@Tia.K.C

8 ай бұрын

We create our luck by changing our attitude and approach and the Universe conspires to help you in divine timing if you welcome the help.

Please bring Victoria on! Her story deserves to be told as well!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Let me see what I can do!

I like how deep the conversation is - compared to majority of other 20-min-quick-podcasts. LOVE IT!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Loving Valeria’s authenticity and modesty. They balance each other well 🤣

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

😊

I cried listening to Valeria recount her journey. She's right, so many of us daughters/sons of mothers who were from this time, have the same stories. We're blessed to have the mothers that we do! Thank you for sharing this side of Valeria with us, Gary!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thank you

@g.s.632

10 ай бұрын

True

It’s kinda off putting how much you interrupt and try to correct her when it’s HER story and life to tell. I understand you know a lot about her as you are her husband but us as the viewers don’t and we want her answers, not your revision of her answers. Just some feedback! Not trying to sound like a hater here.

@bluenilegoogle

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree

@HP-br8ee

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it was a little bit annoying but I also think he is so proud of her and how far her family has come that he couldn’t help but make sure she included all the tiny details she’s obviously shared with him over the years. Also seeing as it’s his first guest podcast and also his wife it’d be hard to switch off normal conversation mode.

@alie6427

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@cathytauscher6760

Жыл бұрын

I didn’t find it annoying at all. In some way her story is now part of his story. It’s so evident how in tune they are as partners and as a couple.

@Jayyyyyyyyyyyy_657

Жыл бұрын

@@cathytauscher6760 He was doing it from the beginning the whole time she was talking about her past before they even met. That’s not “their story”. We’re all individuals. I think they both have a lot of wisdom to share and have found what works for them in their marriage. I am only giving constructive feedback, no hate. (:

SO relatable! I wanted to see the whole Valeria story for years now! I'm 34, lived both in USSR and Israel, now immigrated to Spain for the same reasons.. It's incredibly supporting and inspiring to see a thriving woman like Valeria who I can relate to. Both the fact she has a business, and similar upbringing, and the whole vibe! I'm such a raving fan, for years now! And great beginnings for both of you, with this channel, and Valeria's podcast too, - can't wait to see how this grows! Oh, Gary, a separate thanks you to documenting the hardships and being real like that. It sometimes can be incredibly hard mentally to go through this,and it is indeed so valuable to feel like I'm Not Alone. Wishing you tons of success!! It's an instant subscribe, obviously!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your thoughtful and kind feedback, much appreciate.

I've been following Valeria probably since her first video and I've heard her talk about her childhood and her career several times, but every time it's as if she reaches out her hand from the laptop, holds something in it, something special and magical and puts it in my palm.

Great interview. I love Valeria! With that being said, I found myself very uncomfortable with Gary's tone and attitude throughout the interview. I sense that he can't just let her "be right", even though she's telling the story of her life. it would have been much better if he listened to her answers instead of constantly trying to correct her or make it sound like what she was saying is incorrect

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

thanks for the constructive feedback

Also as someone who has lived in Calgary, Canada since I was 12 years old, I completely agree with Valeria about how I feel about living in Canada, or at least in Calgary, similarly to how she felt in Toronto from what she describes. I am grateful for the opportunities and things that Calgary has offered to my family and myself, but in terms of living culture, my husband and I can’t wait to move out of here. It literally feels like we are dying on the inside because all that life feels like here is paying bills and waiting for the weekends. Both him and I being born across the ocean, I, from Kazakhstan and him from Iran, we miss the warmth and richness of culture that we once new, where life was about going on picnics and going to theatres and visiting friends and actually enjoying life instead of enduring daily stuff. It feels like here everyone just wants to sit quietly at home and occasionally when convenient to hang out or go on vacation because they are tired of the isolating routine and work. We’ve become this way too. I feel more antisocial and depressed as a result. I think while compatibility with the personality and needs is one thing, but it is a colder, more isolated and less culturally fulfilling place to live than other geographical locations I’ve been to. You can really feel worn out by it. And I see the same thing happening with our friends and family.

@elenak6934

Жыл бұрын

Same feelings! Especially during winter, it gets so miserable…

@danamuldagulova5894

Жыл бұрын

Вау, Жибек :) я тоже с Казахстана и мой парень, с которым мы вместе 4 года, с Ирана. Никогда раньше не сталкивалась с такой же парой, очень обрадовалась увидеть такую комбинацию культур вот так рандомно в комментариях)

@zhibeksalimbayeva136

Жыл бұрын

@@danamuldagulova5894 haha, da ya tozhe takuu zhe kombinaciu eshe ne vstrechala 🤗 U nas uzhe malishu pochti 2 goda, no on bolshe na menya pohozh, hotya pomoimu nos budet papin, kruchkom 😂

@danamuldagulova5894

Жыл бұрын

@@zhibeksalimbayeva136 ой не знаю, странно прозвучит, но я бы хотела поддерживать контакт с вами :) уверена, ваш малыш очень хорошим человеком)

Hearing you talk about the third lockdown in Canada, as a fellow Canadian who lives just outside of Toronto, brought me to tears. I still don't feel in a place where I am ready to relive or think about it all. I prayed that the doors would open up for us to move outside of this country but they never did and we are still here, making the most of it. I'm sure I would feel renewed somewhere else but I just don't know anything differently right now. I commend your mother for leaving and figuring things out when they didn't seem right, regardless of finances, because I have blamed our complacency on our financial situation.

Love the concept of this podcast! A few comments mentioned it already, and i agree that Gary interupts and corrects Valeria way too much. I do understand that it is harder to not to do this because you know the story as well, but it is off putting. There is some room to grow there as an interviewer, but this is only the first episode and a believe that you absolutely have the potential to grow into an amazing interviewer!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

thanks for the feedback, much appreciated!

LITERALLY SO EXCITED! The time has come!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

“Romanticized idea of free healthcare” to me is: my mum not having to pay the 1500€ meds she used to take every week for her arthritis. The father of a friend of mine not having to pay the 10000€ chemo he’s doing for cancer. Me not having to pay if I have an accident and call an ambulance or to get surgery for my deviated septum. Yes, sure, it’s very romantic to know that all the money we put into taxes are given back to us in free healthcare, free schools, public transportation that is extremely cheap… I think I’ve heard enough, thanks.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Most of the above mentioned is covered by health insurance in the United States.

@perfectsense988

9 ай бұрын

@@Gary.Lipovetskydo you guys have any idea how expensive is health insurance and how much of a scam it is (read about deductible, co-pay and claims rejection)? It is 500$ on average a month for person! I know it’s difficult to relate with poor or middle class when you are rich, but at least try. Poor people covered with Medicaid, sure. But you have to be REALLY poor to get this insurance. Like making 2000$ a month. What about people who makes 3000$ a month? They are not qualified for Medicaid, but they still should pay 500 dollars from this amount monthly, and then they also have to pay deductible and co-pay additionally.

@BriaLucas

9 ай бұрын

@@Gary.Lipovetskyit is but you have to pay a deductible of 2500 before you’re even covered for health care and I work at a major bank the healthcare system sucks we pay $100 monthly just to have health insurance that’s 1200 a year and any visit you do up until you’ve paid 2500 out of pocket is not covered. Do research

I have been a follower of Valeria for years because I appreciate her content on well-being in all aspects; physical, mental, emotional, dress, makeup, relationships, learning, challenges and a great etcetera

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your support all this time.

I love this idea of telling a true chronological account to success ! People often only tell major milestones or Subjectively find the most important

And YOU ARE NOT ALONE Valeria. I feel you and I see you and I heard you when you said that you don't want your life to revolve around money all the time. Holding space for you and your light 🌟

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

thank you!

Gary. I will listen to ALL your podcasts. You are super wise

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

You're very kind, thank you

Valeria 🌹 so humble, so thoughtful, such a great personality omg ❤ Gary, watch and learn !

I love your partnership and how you lift each other up ❤ great example! Really enjoyed watching it!

This is A GOOD THING! Keep on inspiring for those listening to live up to their potential! You both deserve a "bravo!"👏🏼👏🏼

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

I think a really undervalued and underestimated quality in a man is a sense of safety. Not just that he’s a safe person but that you are safe from the rest of the world or life with him. So many people equate safe with boring but it’s not to be confused with conservative or cautious this kind of safety is quite different. It’s really a high-value quality that cannot be faked. It seems like Gary has that and that’s what Valeria experienced very early on, maybe for the first time ever. Yours is a beautiful love/ life story. Blessings and happiness to you both ❤

1:09:54 I think it's interesting that she's talking about having good communication skills, yet her husband didn't even know anything about her KZread account until she started making money with it

@blogla9022

Жыл бұрын

I had the same thought. I love them absolutely as a couple and their personalities but I feel that this is some kind of created scenarium for making it more “interesting” story. I dont think that if you feel excited about something what you are doing you dont share it with your partner it sounds strange.

this is an amazing, raw, funny and full of wisdom interview! I was reading some of the un-supportive comments, and I want to voice the other opinion- I think Gary did a really good job driving us through Valeria's story, and I personally think that her glow and her liveliness is connected to the support she is getting from him. It's every girl/ woman's dream to have someone find real interest in what they do and not only that- help them achieve sucess in a smart way (when Gary told her for eample to not spend time on editing). Thank you for sharing!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thank you, I really appreciate your kinds words and encouraging feedback.

This was so wonderful to hear and watch. As a young stay at home mother with 2nd baby on the way, to hear the in depth journey of Valeria and hearing the partnership dynamic between the two of you, it is both inspiring and motivating. I am still figuring out myself professionally and as a person, and it helps me feel like the best is yet to come as opposed to feeling lost and guilty for not being “successful” in life professionally yet. Luckily my husband has been fully supportive of me being a stay at home mom and focusing on our family life for the past few years that I feel like I finally have the safe space to properly explore my options without the added stress and anxiety. Thank you for sharing this real life story to Valeria and you.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing and being part of the conversation

Well that was awesome! I have to admit I balked at sitting through 1:44. I thought maybe I’ll just listen on Spotify while I’m out for a walk. However, I decided I would sample it first. The story of Valeria’s emigration hooked me. That’s how I discovered her KZread channel. I’ve had a life long fascination with Russia and the USSR. I searched Russia videos and found the one where Valeria visited her biological father. I ended up watching this entire video in one sitting. You both did a fine job in the Q&A. I loved hearing Valeria’s history and the behind the scenes info about the business. Bravo!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Wow! Thank you, we really appreciate the support and encouragement.

It would be amazing to hear Gary’s story in the same concept and timeline

@lillyh.4505

Жыл бұрын

Yes, great suggestion

@olgabeckmann1130

Жыл бұрын

I’d love that! @gary?

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Hmmmm, interesting idea, but who would interview me?

@HappyCppy

Жыл бұрын

​@@Gary.Lipovetsky Valeria 😅

@vieras.3281

Жыл бұрын

@@Gary.Lipovetsky one of your employees for example... you are working with so many people, just pick one who is capable the most.... It would be interesting as well to hear your story from your perspective - maybe it would be make you a human, cause you seem to perceive everything trough money, as someone who see the world and everything just trough business perspective (even own life, wife and children - how to monetize them is the only thing you are interested in....sorry, but that's the impression)

The story of the white pants was the first Valeria video I ever watched!! 😭 I can't believe that was almost 6 years ago. What a ride it's been! These origin story videos are by far my favourite.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

10 ай бұрын

😊🙏🏻

What an incredible life story of Valeria (and her mother) - wow. Gary, you are a good host with your soulmate 🙂

Thank you for the insights! I feel like you don't take into account the sit-down-videos Valeria did from the very start on youtube talking about her learnings and goals - that's why there was an interest for Valeria as a person from the very beginning! :)

I was really drawn to Valeria, I like the way she is talking, like draining to money, etc. it is really a privilege to me to watch her.

You guys are really power couple. People can say shit about you, or your age difference is those who concentrate on the wrong thing. I see genuine love and connection. The way you support each other is so sweet. I never saw healthy relationships around me, but you showed me that it is possible. I see a lot of similarities between me and Valeria and make me believe that I can have a great life as well.

She’s tough as nails and sweet as pie at the same damn time. What a woman! Gorgeous human! 😊❤

1:15 So wonderful that you recognized saying to your wife :"You've safe the day"

@Gary.Lipovetsky

10 ай бұрын

She did

Gary is SO annoying in this episode lol He keeps trying to correct her and her recollections, and making it seem like it’s so important that she grew up poor. A lot of people grow up poor, calm down Gary 😂 Let her talk, and share her story how she wants. NOT how you remember it or how you see it.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

thanks for the constructive feedback

Gary knows Valeria very well, and he knows the time in which she was born and understands what her mother went through! This is the best thing when a son-in-law knows, understands and respects his mother-in-law! I adore Vika, she is very similar to my late (already) mother, even in appearance and she grew up in the same region - Makhachkala, Dagestan, and yes, there were moments of anti-Semetism, especially in the days of my mother’s youth. This is unfortunately a fact!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comments, I really appreciate it.

You guys are big but i have a feeling you will get BIGGER and BIGGER every year. Keep up the great work!!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the encouragment!

They were wise to choose one another. Beautiful couple they balance each other.

He needs to let her speak and not correct her memories, feelings or perceptions of past and current situation.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

thanks for the constructive feedback

@bluenilegoogle

Жыл бұрын

@@Gary.Lipovetsky Of course! And looking forward to more content from you!! You obviously are so proud of her and your love for each other is amazing and admirable 💕

LOVED this and I didn’t really see it as interrupting; it’s really clear how much you want to highlight everything about Valeria in a way that if she feels like it’s nothing you really want to propel her and praise her for her story! Loved this both such interesting people!

@memyselfmartini2328

Жыл бұрын

YEEES exactly! He was just excited 😊

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

I love you Valeria, you re such an inspiring woman, i just loved this podcast💖 keep the good work, Gary!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

This was super insightful I would love to learn more about gary’s career !

I love them both!! Can't wait to see what Gary gets up to in this space. Big things ya'll

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, I'll do my best, lets see where it goes!

I am a business graduate myself and to me it is just so interesting how Gary studied geology, something so different, but has such a passion and expertise in the business world. How he can spots business opportunities so well, also with Valerias´ KZread which they grew to such an empire. Wishing you lots of success with your KZread channel and I am looking forward to seeing more of your videos :)

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Let's go 👏👏👏. Congratulations 👍

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😃

I love this episode so much! I love you both so much! Val and Gary are a couple inspiration for me and human inspiration as well!!! 💓🔝

I loved this so much - Valeria, you’re a gem and your authenticity is what shines through and what keeps people like me interested in your story. Gary, you’re great too. Thank you for this thoroughly informative podcast. ❤️

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

Finally ❤ We love you Gary!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Love you back, thank you!

Gary, you are such a wise man to love and marry an incredible woman and not to interfere with her becoming herself in full force, but really seeing her and helping with it 👏👏👏

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

😊🙏🏻

Valeria so sweet & genuine, I like the deep conversation & positive energy here ❤

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

Amazing GARY!!! 🔥‼️😍❤️🙌 WELCOME!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

I loved this intimate and candid podcast! They are both so genuine and sincere and wise. Yes - Gary likes to direct and talk, but their love and compatibility is heartwarming❤

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, means a lot

Congratulations Gary! I love how you genuinely love deep diving and makes a sincere effort to engage with your ig/youtube followers and listeners through dms/comments. I know you tried asking Valeria prompting questions as you want us to learn more amazing details about her life that we may not know.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!

You should interview Victoria ❤

This was very interesting to see how Valeria got to where she is. It explains her maturity. I like the back and forth conversation you and Valeria have.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for your feedback

I don't have the best time of my life because I don't figure out what I want to do with my life. I watched old videos with Valeria and podcasts, and today, I watched this podcast. You speak what I needed to hear to just continue my journey to find myself and a beautiful career, and obviously, to make more money. Thank you, guys ❤️🙏🏻🤍

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for leaving this comment, I really appreciate it

Really nice start here! Congrats! Cant wait for the rest of the podcast series. (Also Gary we would love to hear your story too.) This was amazing interview. Keep it up! And I have been following Valeria since forever and I am so proud to see the development and knowledge. I love the value you are sharing.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, maybe one day I'll tell my story.

I appreciate so much the persons you and Valeria are. Love from Italy.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Loved it!!! Congratulations Gary 🎉🎉🎉 Keep sharing such valuable and inspiring podcasts like this one.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it.

Just amazing, loved and listened each minute with so much atention. Amazing story Valeria, supportive husband Gary.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words

I've remember watching Valeria for years - love hearing the backstory and the behind the scenes growth. Thanks for facilitating this long form conversation Gary - I think you both suit this type of content really well

@ellacaulfield9939

11 ай бұрын

It would be interesting to hear the same story from your perspective Gary - like who you were and what you were doing prior to meeting Valeria.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Maybe I’ll ask Valeria to interview me

Прекрасное интервью. На одном дыхании. Будем ждать, чтобы у вас взяла интервью Лера, такое же долгое и подробное. Интересно узнаться вашем становлении😊

Good first interview. Definitely let the speaker tell their story. you ask the questions, you listen, you take it in. then go to the next thing. It might be because you think you know your wife story. but we (the listeners) don't. I agree with most though! u have something here! congratulations on your podcast!

I absolutely loved this episode! So inspiring!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate it.

Very inspiring talk, thank you Gary and Valeria❤❤❤

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

I could listen to Valeria talk forever

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

😊

She is so funny and incredible. It’s so easy to understand her, her story and humor especially being an immigrant myself

@Gary.Lipovetsky

10 ай бұрын

😊 she’s the best

I absolutely love and adore you guys. ❤

I’ve always wanted to hear her story! 💕

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Hope you enjoy listening to it

reminded me the value of life through everything Gary sir or Valeraia mam does.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

thank you!

I enjoyed the interview until she made her „free healthcare is nonsense“ statement. It really shows her privilege at this point. I am glad I live in a place where people don’t have to start a gofundme to afford the insulin they need to stay alive. Where rich and poor doesn’t make a difference between accessing cancer treatment or not. It sucks that she didn’t make the money she expected being a nutritionist but then I assume the information about the average salary in that field was probably out there. Hearing dumb comments like this from people in their wealth class really puts me off

@kristenk708

Жыл бұрын

That was the only thing that surprised and disappointed me in the whole video. Free healthcare is awesome and I am so happy to be living in Europe. It's easy to live anywhere when you are rich, but let's see her living in the US without all the finances and then needing healthcare. And I am saying this as a rich person myself. That was inconsiderate and a weird comment on her part.

@muchomasquenada

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I was hoping someone commented about that. I wasn’t expecting this comment from her, really disappointed 😢

@CM-bx6bl

Жыл бұрын

She has a point, when Healthcare is "free" people automatically pop a pill for anything under the sun rather than really making the effort to get to the root cause of their health issues and dealing with the problem which you can do with the right nutrition more often than not. Live in a country with free Healthcare, not the US, and its exploited, people are disgustingly unhealthy, don't care to look after themselves and the poor staff working in it

@maryhamilton6582

Жыл бұрын

I don't like how she is always putting Canada down Her mom sought out Canada partly so her son would not have to go into the military... that alone should make them all grateful that they could live in Canada . I'm sure they benefited from the healthcare system when they moved to Canada. Did Valeria give birth to her children at home or were they born in a Canadian hospital? Very entitled attitude.

@CM-bx6bl

Жыл бұрын

@Mary Hamilton I hear her saying far more complimentary things about Canada than criticism and most people have plenty of negative to speak of of their country or those they have lived in. Doesn't make them ungrateful or entitled. I could write a book about how terrible I think my country is but I also recognize there is worse. Don't think it makes me entitled just a human with a perspective

Great job Gary! Looking forward to see more episodes!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

I have been with Gary and V since the Blueberry Muffins! So much love

I totally agree about the Oprah of your gen. I connected with Valeria the most when she posted the live interviews on Instagram during the pandemic. I loved that content so I'm glad shes back taking deep dive into these relatable topics.

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

That's great, thank you

Hello Garry. You CAPABLELIZE herrrrrr❤ Great couple and motivator 🤗🥂

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

This literally made me think what i want to do know in life. It os really step by step sometimes

You got a fan in Argentina!!! I love how you always highlight everything about Valeria: the good the bad and the ugly. Also your voice is really soothing ❤

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback, I really appreciate it.

@antodix4568

4 ай бұрын

Another one here 😍🇦🇷

Please let her speak more and stop interrupting her. It's not your story, not your memories to tell. Hope your listening skills will improve in the next episodes. Love Valeria! Slay Queen

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback

This is amazing Gary! And I love you choose Valeria for the first video 🎉

Love that he interviewed her first ❤

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Of course, who else!?

Reallllly this was so good and great job pod hosting.

Love the podcast idea and to listen more to Valeria story, I have been following long time and I do really admire everything how she does and both of you as a couple. The only thing what I always feel little not honest in all the interviews that you both do is not mentioning having also support from nannies or this moment here when you both touched speech about having a driver and Valeria do admit that it is a “fancy” opportunity to have (my respect went more up with that because it is honest) but Gary puts this down as its nothing. Why? Better to motivate in a way that yes we do have these opportunities of having nannies, driver and other things because it is all about organizing your time effectively, that you do need to work also for having these luxuries to have. That you do not need to burn yourself so much down to be the “super person i can do it all” as an example of when you talked about hiring a videographer- this is the way that sets the correct picture of how things were. I know people do get angry “what if in a single mother with no money and cannot hire help” i understand it is different but doesnt mean that you have to try make them feel better that alright i make my story more relatable aswell. So many influencers already do that which is so disgusting and loses respect. Also the fact where Valeria said that when her mother was in russia and their family were running the “marketplace” is also quite a big thing this is also where did came the business mindset probably for Valeria mother. Just these little details that are important for us as a viewers, just honesty 💕

Whow so great i feel you when you say you get easily you get bored

I ship you guys, love how much you guys care about each other. wishing you guys the best 👏✨✨💜💜

You guys really inspire me. ✨️ when I make it, I will remember you guys as the people who gave me hope ❤ thank You

I love that you broke down the progression of your KZread success. Can you teach us newbie KZreadrs how to find a team? Who do we hire? Where do we find them? What qualities and experience should they possess? Where did you find your podcast producer? How much is the ball park figure they should be paid? Thanks!

Thank you so much! Very interesting story

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Valeria is so interesting and inspiring as a Jewish Russian it's hard. Her modeling career meeting Gary . Her business. Thumbs up

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏻

Also val your yorkdale mall modeling layout for the store dynmiate is so amazing! Neon suit = powerful! I too am from Toronto and agree its busy downtown . Flordia sounds so fun to move to. God bless your whole family guys!

@Gary.Lipovetsky

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

I was waiting for this first episode since a long time! ❤

@Gary.Lipovetsky

11 ай бұрын

Hope you liked it.

Congratulations to Gary on your first podcast. Having Valeria on your first podcast was so sweet and thoughtful. Valeria is so incredibly intelligent,thoughtful and loved by everyone. Love you so much Valeria! Love,Janice and Larry Watson Pittsburgh PA USA

@Gary.Lipovetsky

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Gary you have to watch out talking too much instead of your interviewee. If you have another guest other than your wife, they will feel offended if you tell their story and not let them enunciate themselves. It's not nice and it's annoying. Pls don't regard my comment as a bashing, this is just my honest opinion based on what I saw and heard so you maybe aware.

@katinhill1

Жыл бұрын

I completely agree. The interrupting was very annoying.