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Q&A - About me, health, work and future goals!

I think I'm a pretty confident person and I think I've always been. But of course sometimes I don't feel perfect and believing myself most of time. But I think that's the most important thing to work on to feel confident in yourself and be the best version of yourself. 

I don't really know how to get confidence maybe say good things about yourself, try not to compare with everyone. That's probably hard but that's the most important thing to work on. 

I would say the key thing for you is so you don't think too much, you don't worry and like you don'te care that much.

That's my personality 

But it's a good strategy I think.

Could you give us your best advice on hot to be more confident?

I told you guys some in the beginning nut I would say do not compare with anyone else, believe in yourself, work on loving yourself and .... what else can I say... don't worry like it's life have fun and smile.

Don't worry too much and just enjoy it you're only living once.

So make the best out of it.

What is your best advice for life in general

Now, I'm mastering the questions in the beginning 

My best tip for life in general is to enjoy to the fullest and do what you love 

as I said you only live once 

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How do you deal with being well-known?

I would say that like two years ago I wasn't really that well-known had a lot of followers but we could walk around town and no one would notice or maybe one or two photos that changed since youtube and sometimes it's really tough and hard like when you're home and people are sitting in front of your balcony and stare at you can't go out bevause people are screaming at you go like it at all to be honest. 

But most of the time it's amazing and I have friends everywhere it feels like I don't think about me as well-known. 

Ho do you organize your agenda to have time to do everything?

That's my new year's resolution I do not have a good plan for my agenda or my calendar whatever and I don't really plan that well to be honest I've traveling too much I've been feeling very tired lately 

so that's a new goal for next year

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If you back turn back time which things would you change?

How do you stay in shape with trainin and food?

I tried to eat healthy all the time or most of the time not all the time. I love healthy food like salads and super berries superfood, acai bowls, everything but I've been slacking on working out when we traveled the most. I can feels it in my body nowadays when I was 3 years ago I couldn't feel any difference but nowadays I can really feel the difference so I tried to eat smart and workout for me it's important to have a schedule like you have to work out on Mondays, wednesdays ... then I will follow it but if I don't work out

I wonder is you ever have some body issues in that case how do you boost yourself?

I think we all do especially with social media and averything. I don't have it of most of the time but sometimes I can think like I wish I had a bigger ass or more toned stomach or whatever and especially a certain period of the month

I just tried to think that this is my body I'm healthy I can do whatever I want 

and try not to think about it

but of course sometimes I think about it

and it's no fun so I just try not to think about it 

But from an outside perspective you have a very healthy outlook on training food and everything

Yeah I guess

Do you have specific fitness goals or just going only unhealthy lifestyle?

I don't have specific goals I just like to be healthy and I know if I workout I will feel energized and I will feel good inside and outside it gives me so much more energy like in the morning if I don't go for my morning walk I will have a slow morning I would be tired I would not have the energy to open up my emails.

But if I go for a walk that gives me energy so it's more because of that and not because of a goal 

I have my goal is to have a healthy lifestyle 

I'm saying 

Mving over to work stuff

How did your career start 

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Hiding in plain sight -- my life as an undocumented American | Leezia Dhalla | TEDxSanAntonio

Há anos, quase fui deportada. Foi uns dias antes do meu aniversário de 21 anos. E eu tinha acabado de voltar de uma viagem de esqui na montanha com meus amigos da faculdade. Eu lembro de puxar minha mala pelas escadas e assim que abri a porta do meu quarto de infância, Eu ouvi a voz do meu pai por trás. Foi quando ele disse quatro palavras que nunca vou esquecer: "Você não tem documentos."	For years ago, I almost got deported. It was a couple of days before my 21st birthday. And I had just come home from a ski trip in the mountain with my college friends. I remember pulling my suitcase up the stairs and just as I pushed open the door to my childhood bedroom, I heard my dad's voice from behind. That's when he said four words I'll never forget: "You don't have papers."
Na sua mão havia uma carta do Departamento de Segurança Interna - um  aviso para aparecer no Tribunal de Imigração. A carta dizia que eu tinha ultrapassado meu visto e agora eu tinha que ir diante de um juiz que poderia me emitir um bar de dez anos de reentrar na única casa que eu conheço.	In his hand was a letter from the Department of homeland security - a  notice to appear in Immigration Court. The letter said that I had overstayed my visa and now I had to go before a judge who could issue me a ten-year bar from re-entering the only home I know.
Como você se prepara para a percepção de que você é menos do que legal? De repente, você é um convidado indesejado em sua própria casa? Enfrentando o despejo. Aquele momento de verdade me enviou voando para um novo capítulo da minha vida que eu nunca quis ou imaginei que pudesse fazer parte porque eu tinha ouvido falar sobre esses estrangeiros ilegais, como eles são criminosos, eles tomam nossos empregos, eles não fazem isso. nem falo inglês!	How do you prepar yourself for the realization that you are less than legal? That suddenly, you're an unwelcome guest in your own home? Facing eviction. That moment of truth sent me flying into a new chapter of my life that I never wanted or imagined I could ever be a part of because I had heard about those illegal aliens, how they're criminal, they take our jobs, they don't even speak english!
Mas as palavras do meu pai me expuseram a uma realidade que não era minha, até que foi de repente. E, de repente, aquele alienígena ilegal era eu. Hoje quero levar você nessa jornada de transformação. Para ajudar você a entender como é ser indocumentado na América.	But my dad's words exposed me toa  reality that wasn't mine, until suddently it was. And suddently, that illegal alien was me. Today, I want to take you on that journey of transformation. To help you understand what it's like to be undocumented in America.
Minha história começa a cerca de 480 quilômetros ao norte da fronteira de Montana, em Edmonton, no Canadá. Minha família não tinha muito dinheiro, então em 1995, quando eu tinha 5 anos, meu pai foi para os EUA para procurar algo mais, enquanto sua esposa e seus dois crianças jovens ficaram para trás.	My story starts about 300 miles north of the Montana border in Edmonton, Canada. My family didn't have much money, so in 1995, when I was 5 years old, my dad went to the US to search for something more, while his wife and his two  young kids stayed behind.
Na Flórida, ele fez 5 dólares por hora atrás de um balcão de um Dunkin'Donuts. Não era glamourosa e o futuro era realmente incerto, mas meu pai acreditava no sonho americano. Os sonhos americanos são - é o que você diz aos seus filhos, ou talvez aos pais, que, se você ficar na escola e comer todos os vegetais, pode ser o que quiser quando crescer.	In Florida, he made 5 bucks an hour behind a counter of a Dunkin'Donuts. It wasn't glamorous and the future was really uncertain, but my dad believed in the American dream. The american dreams is - it's what you tell your kids or maybe parents told you, that if you just stay in school and if you eat all your vegetables, you can be anything you want when you grow up.
A ideia é que se você trabalhar duro, pode fazer grandes coisas. E nossos pais fundadores acreditavam no sonho americano. E você sabia que nenhum dos nossos fundadores nasceu americano?	It's the idea if you just work hard you can do great things. And our founding fathers believed in the American dream. And did you know that none of our founders were born American?
Todos eles se tornaram americanos ao longo do tempo. De fato, muitos dos imigrantes de nossa nação eram sem papel, mas seus sonhos de prosperidade deram aos filhos de seus filhos a capacidade de se chamarem de americanos. Muitas dessas crianças estão nesse público. Eu tinha 6 anos em 1996, quando meu pai me conseguiu um visto para vir aqui. E ainda me lembro de aprender as palavras para o Compromisso de Alligiance no primeiro dia de aula.	They all became American over the time. In fact, many of our nation's immigrants were paperless, but their dreams of prosperity gave their children's children the ability to call themselves American. Many of those children are in this audience. I was 6 years old in 1996, when my dad got me a visa to come here. And I can still remember learning the words to the Pledge of Alligiance on the first day of school.
Eu me lembro quando eu troquei minhas botas de neve por botas de caubói e quando "banheiro" se tornou o "banheiro". E quando eu aprendi "The Star-Spangled Banner" e como ele substituiu "O Canada". Lembro-me de como, na escola primária, passo cinco anos aprendendo a dançar quadriculado, o que, a propósito, não é uma habilidade transferível - não posso levar isso para o Canadá comigo. Meus pais adoraram aqui e queriam ficar. Então eles contrataram um advogado, arquivaram a papelada, pagaram as taxas e esperaram por uma aprovação que simplesmente nunca chegou.	I remember when I traded in my snow boots for cowboy boots and when "washroom" became the "bathroom". And when I learned "The Star-Spangled Banner" and how it replaced "O Canada". I remember how in elementary school, I spend five years learning how to square-dance, which, by the way, is not a transferable skill - I can't take that to Canada with me. My parents loved it here and they wanted to stay. So they hired an attorney, filed the paperwork, they paid the fees and they waited for an approval that just never came.
Nós nunca imaginamos que nosso advogado arquivaria a papelada atrasado. Ou que um empregador se recusaria a assinar um documento no estágio final de um processo de inscrição de um ano. As coisas deram errado. Mas nós jogamos pelas regras. E 18 anos depois, não temos nada a mostrar para isso. Nem mesmo papéis. Você sabe, lidar com a papelada da imigração é uma espécie de depósito de impostos - é uma questão de adulto, não é algo que você diria às crianças. Então eu não sabia que tinha ultrapassado meu visto, porque fiquei de fora do processo de tomada de decisão.	We never imagined our attorney would file the paperwork late. Or that an employer would refuse to sign a document in the final stage of a years-long application process. Things went wrong. But we played by the rules. And 18 years later, we have nothing to show for it. Not even papers. You know, handling immigration paperwork is sort of like filing taxes - it's an adult's issue, not something you would concern the kids with. So I didn't know I had overstayed my visa, because I was left out of that decision-making process.
E, na verdade, concentrei-me em outras coisas, como na escola. Eu fui aceito na Northwestern University e quando fui para a faculdade, meus pais vieram comigo para garantir que houvesse ar condicionado no meu dormitório, o que não havia. Mas também para garantir que não houvesse garotos morando no meu dormitório, o que havia.	And instead, I focused an other things, like school. I got accepted to Northwestern University and when I left for college, my parents came with me to make sure there's air conditioning in my dorm, which there wasn't. But also to make sure there were no boys living in my dorm, which there were.

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ENTREVISTA - CHRIS BOSH | A Conversation About Toronto

CHRIS BOSH | A Conversation About Toronto

ENTREVISTA VOGUE

ENTREVISTA RIHANNA

OPRAH

VICTORIA BECKHAM

TRUMP SUCESSO

Steve Jobs's Top 10 Rules For Success

OBAMA ENTREVISTA

BEYONCE

entrevista vogue

She's a British journalist and editor.
She's been Editor in Cheif of Vogue since 1988.
She's Anna Wintour and here is my take on her Top 10 Rules for success.
Rule number five is my personal favorite, and I'm curious to figure out which one  you like the best.
I try and be decisive.
I try even if I don't know what the hell I'm going, I try to be decisive because I think it's very comforting reassuring and important to the people that work with you to feel that whoever is in charge knows what they're doing and knows what they're thinking.
That if it's a yes, it's a yes, and if it's a no, it's a no.
I mean I don't think of myself as a boss.
I think of myself as someone who's giving direction, guidance, and vice-versa.
And I also know careerwise how important it is not to be too highly specialized.
Especially these days in the world of media.
It's crucial to have multiple interests and skill sets.
To have tried and possibly failed at many different undertakings.
The young people that we hire today at Conde Nast, are fearless polymaths.
Hardworking and passionate, creative and curious.
- You eventually joined Harper's Bazaar U. S.
And in 1976 it was, you were fired, and I find that extraordinary.
- No, they were very clear in that thought that I would never understand the American market.
I remember, I was the editor on one shoot that was, I think it was the French fashion shows, and I decided that it would be interesting to have dreadlocks on the models.
I think that pushed them further than they could bear.
That was it for me.
But I think it's always part of life to have some knocks as well as some successes.
- And to take risks.
- And you know , to learn.
I think it' s healthy for everyone  to lose a job as well as to gain a job.
What bores you?
Mediocrity.
If you see a collection that is, you feel the designer has been lazy or taking inspiration from other designers.
It doesn't so much as bore me as anger me.
What is your best piece of advice for the next generation's influencers?
I think it's really to be true to yourself, and listen as much as one is able to other people who's opinions you respect and look up to, but in the end it has come from you and you can't really worry too mcuh by looking to the left or the right about what the competition might be doing, or the people in your field might be doing.
It has to be a true vision.
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	Your hired! Two words everybody loves to hear. But before we hear these words comes ... the interview. Today's video is part one in a series that's all about preparing for a job interview.	Seu contratado! Duas palavras que todos gostam de ouvir. Mas antes de ouvir essas palavras chegar ... a entrevista. O vídeo de hoje é a primeira parte de uma série que consiste em preparar uma entrevista de emprego.
	This is part one of a five part series on preparing for an interview. Interviewing for a new job can be a huge source of stress and anxiety.	Esta é a primeira parte de uma série de cinco partes na preparação de uma entrevista. Entrevistar para um novo emprego pode ser uma enorme fonte de estresse e ansiedade.
	And if you're interviewing for a job in a non-native language, the stress can be even higher. In this video you'll see me interview for a job. Throughout the interview, we'll discuss some of the most common interview questions and how to answer them. You'll also learn some basic information to get you started on creating your own answwer to these questions. Let's begin.	E se você está entrevistando para um emprego em uma língua não nativa, o estresse pode ser ainda maior. Neste video, você vai me ver uma entrevista para um trabalho. Durante toda a entrevista, discutiremos algumas das questões de entrevista mais comuns e como respondê-las. Você também aprenderá algumas informações básicas para você começar a criar sua própria resposta para essas questões. Vamos começar.
	A: Hello Ms. Smith, I'm Tom Kelley. Thanks so much for coming in. B: It's my pleasure, thanks so much for meeting with me. A: of course. Did you have any trouble finding the office? SMALL TALK	R: Olá Ms. Smith, sou Tom Kelley. Muito obrigado por entrar. B: É um prazer, muito obrigado por me encontrar comigo. A: é claro. Você teve problemas para encontrar o escritório? CONVERSA FIADA
	Most interview will start out with a handshake and some small talk - this may include questions about how you're doing, your travel to the interview, the weather, how your weekend went, and more. All you need to do is be polite and friendly. Keep your answers short. You can also feel to turn the question back to the interview. For instance, if the interview asks you how your weekend was, you might respond, "It  was great, we celebrated my Mom's birthday. How was your weekend?" Small talk is used to build a more comfortable environment before the interview begins. It may seem silly, but you can practice small talk on your own by asking yourself simple, easy-to-answer, non-personal questions. You could also practice with a friend. Here is an example of small talk:	A maioria das entrevistas começará com um aperto de mão e algumas pequenas conversas - isso pode incluir perguntas sobre como você está fazendo, sua viagem para a entrevista, o clima, o fim de semana e mais. Tudo o que você precisa fazer é ser educado e amigável. Mantenha suas respostas curtas. Você também pode sentir voltar a pergunta para a entrevista. Por exemplo, se a entrevista lhe perguntar como foi seu fim de semana, você pode responder: "Foi ótimo, comemoramos o aniversário da minha mãe. Como foi seu fim de semana?" Pequena conversa é usada para construir um ambiente mais confortável antes da entrevista começar. Pode parecer bobo, mas você pode praticar pequenas conversas por conta própria, perguntando-se perguntas simples, fáceis de responder e não pessoais. Você também pode praticar com um amigo. Aqui está um exemplo de pequena conversa:
	How are you doing? I'm great, thank you. And you? How are you doing? I'm doing really well. It's such a nice day out there. It is. It was perfect weather all weekend. It was. Did you do anything interesting over the weekend? Yes. I went to the park with my family for a picnic.	Como vai você? Estou bem, obrigado. E você? Como vai você? Estou indo muito bem. É um bom dia lá fora. Isto é. Foi o tempo perfeito todo o fim de semana. Isso foi. Você fez alguma coisa interessante durante o fim de semana? Sim. Fui ao parque com minha família para um piquenique.
	That sounds nice. It was. And you? I worked this weekend. But I got a lot done, so that was good. It does feel good to get work done. You can see we haven't said much of importance, but the conversation is frendly and poen, and can make two people feel more comfortable in each other's presence.	Isso parece legal. Isso foi. E você? Eu trabalhei neste fim de semana. Mas eu fiz muito, então foi bom. Não é bom fazer o trabalho. Você pode ver que não dizemos muita importância, mas a conversa é frenética e poen, e pode fazer com que duas pessoas se sintam mais à vontade na presença do outro.
	B: Nope. This directions on the website were great. A: Good. Would you like some coffee or water before we begin? B: I'm okay, thank you. A: Alright. So, to get started, why don't you tell me a little bit about yourself. B: sure 3:20	B: Não. Estas instruções no site foram excelentes. Um bem. Você gostaria de tomar café ou água antes de começar? B: Estou bem, obrigado. R: Tudo bem. Então, para começar, por que você não me conta um pouco sobre você. B: claro 3:20