This woman is not very emotionally vulnerable. Leandra you can connect with anyone and I felt you grasping at straws... maybe that was just my read I don't know. Also be quick to listen slow to speak and slow to become angry is from the Bible actually. James 1:19.

In this week’s episode of Monocycle, unofficially called Bicycle every time I have an interview subject, Karla Welch — celebrity stylist to the likes of Ruth Negga, Karlie Kloss, Justin Bieber, Olivia Wilde, Tracee Ellis Ross and so on and so forth — shares a number of important facts that are as revealing as they are sentimental. At one point, when I try to prod on how she manages burn out, she rejects my assertion that everyone experiences burn out, proclaims perennial gratefulness for her role in Hollywood (she is originally from Canada, and moved to L.A. not for work, but for love) and suggests that perhaps those who burn out don’t yet quite have strong enough relationships with themselves manufactured to perfection. “I never have FOMO because I like my own company,” she said.

Enjoy a listen and should you feel so inclined, do too, buy a t-shirt from her remarkably successful collaboration with Hanes. Amelia gushed about them earlier this fall. I’m just going to say co-sign.

Ep 61: An Interview With Karla Welch

A ten minute digest from author, humorist and creator of Man Repeller, Leandra Medine. New shows published weekly. 

Ep 61: An Interview With Karla Welch

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