On being on the cover of Women’s Health and her advice for seeking your own journey: "I would love to say how honored I am to be on the cover of Women’s Health because somebody that always works on her health, somebody that owns… I don’t even want to give it power, because on the contrary, how she wrote it sound like I have a super power….but somebody that constantly is working on her weight, constantly is working on something that in the industry is so difficult. When I first got it when I was 19 and I thought, I’m cursed, because in an industry where we see images that are so specific to one type, I was never going to have that type of body. And that was untrue. Not that I wasn’t going to have that type of body, but it’s untrue that I needed to have that type of body in order to be as successful as I am today.
"I would say that when you’re creating your journey, find somebody that you would like to replicate. Find somebody that you enjoyed their journey, that you say that’s the kind of career that I want to have and look at the steps they’ve taken. And then, work on what YOU have, work on what you own, work on what is a possible for you and your resources that you have. And mold that to your own. You never have to look like anyone else. You don’t want to look like anyone else. You don’t want to have the same journey as anyone else. To me, that is a good method in seeing what are the next steps you need to take."
