Imperfectly Perfect’s Inaugural Event In Hollywood

Wow! What an incredible experience it was at the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign’s inaugural event in Hollywood! The energy, the excitement, and the inspiration were palpable from the moment you stepped through the doors.

The lineup of speakers was truly star-studded, from Hollywoods biggest names.

Hearing from each speaker, from Hollywood’s Jeremy Jackson & Angelica Bridges & Christina Moses to New Jersey’s UFC Professional Fighter; Lyman Good to Australia’s very own; Kate Neilson – there were heartfelt stories of resilience to visionary insights into the future, every talk left a lasting impression and ignited a fire within the audience.

The live performances were nothing short of mesmerising, with Jeremy Jackson and recording artist Shay J captivating everyone with their talent and artistry.

What’s more, our co-authors from Volume 1 of the international best selling series, coming together for the first time was a dream come true for so many.

Guests flew in from all corners of the globe, all hitting the red carpet and connecting with each other. The relationships made and conversations shared were truly priceless, reminding us of the power of community and collaboration.

And let’s not forget about the press! 📰Their coverage of the event was extensive, shining a spotlight on the groundbreaking discussions, awe-inspiring performances, and unforgettable moments that unfolded throughout the day.

Looking back, it’s clear that the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign’s inaugural event in Hollywood was more than just an event – it was a transformative experience that will continue to resonate with us for years to come.

Here’s to the power of inspiration, creativity, and empowerment – and to many more incredible gatherings in the future!

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Reflections and Revelations with Nicole Eggert

Nicole Eggert is a true icon in the entertainment industry, having captivated over 1.1 billion viewers weekly through the legendary TV series Baywatch. Her talent and dedication have led her to work with some of the biggest names in film and TV even before her Baywatch days, solidifying her position as a respected actress in the industry.

Beyond her accomplishments on the screen, Nicole is also an inspiring advocate, fearlessly using her voice to speak out on important topics. Her passion for making a positive impact in the world is truly commendable, and we can't wait to hear more about her advocacy work and the causes she holds close to her heart on this episode.

We also hear Nicole sharing her truths and personal journey, from her rise to stardom at a young age to carving her own path in the industry, and Nicole's upcoming project 'Baywatch: The American Dream,' which is sure to bring back a wave of nostalgia for fans worldwide.

Additionally, we hear about her new show, 'Perfectly Twisted,' which promises to be another captivating addition as she speaks to some truly inspiring guests.

To find out more about Nicole and to keep up to date with her latest projects, you can find her across her socials @_nicole_eggert and her show at perfectlytwisted.com

The Reality of Fame and its Impact on Mental Health: A Call for Empathy in the Digital Age

In today's digital age, where social media platforms reign supreme, fame has taken on a new dimension. With a single viral moment, an individual can achieve instant recognition and find themselves thrust into the spotlight. While fame may appear glamorous from the outside, its impact on mental health is a reality that often goes unnoticed. Additionally, the rise of keyboard warriors, individuals who engage in online hate speech and post hurtful comments, has further exacerbated the negative effects on those in the public eye. In this article, we delve into the harsh reality of fame and why it is crucial for keyboard warriors to exercise empathy before posting hurtful comments.

The Hidden Side of Fame:

Fame comes with a multitude of challenges, many of which have a profound impact on an individual's mental well-being. Constant scrutiny, invasion of privacy, and relentless public judgment can take a toll on even the most resilient individuals. Celebrities often face immense pressure to maintain a flawless public image, leading to a sense of isolation and anxiety. Moreover, the disconnect between the public persona and the private self can exacerbate feelings of loneliness and inadequacy.

The Illusion of Perfection:

Social media platforms have contributed significantly to the distortion of reality and the perpetuation of an unattainable standard of perfection. Celebrities are expected to be flawless, both physically and emotionally, which can lead to a constant need for validation and the fear of making any mistakes. The pressure to conform to societal expectations often results in the deterioration of mental health, as individuals struggle to meet unrealistic standards.

Keyboard Warriors: Impact of Hateful Comments:

While the internet has undoubtedly brought us closer together, it has also created a breeding ground for negativity and hostility. Keyboard warriors, shielded by the anonymity of the online world, feel emboldened to post hurtful comments without fully comprehending the consequences of their actions. The impact of such hateful comments on individuals in the public eye cannot be overstated. Behind the screen, there are real people with real emotions, and the barrage of negative remarks can have severe consequences on their mental health.

The Power of Empathy:

It is imperative for us, as a society, to recognize the power of empathy and compassion in our interactions, particularly when it comes to our online behavior. A simple pause to consider the potential impact of our words can make a significant difference. Instead of spreading hate, we should strive to cultivate an environment of support and understanding. Constructive criticism is essential, but it should be delivered respectfully and with the intention of promoting growth rather than tearing someone down.

Promoting Mental Health Awareness:

To address the mental health challenges faced by individuals in the public eye, it is crucial to promote mental health awareness and provide support systems. Celebrities themselves are increasingly speaking out about their struggles, helping to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health. Society needs to foster an environment that encourages open conversations, understanding, and access to mental health resources for all, irrespective of their level of fame.

The reality of fame goes far beyond red carpets and paparazzi flashes. Behind the glitz and glamour lies the toll it takes on an individual's mental health. The rise of keyboard warriors further compounds the challenges faced by those in the public eye, as they navigate a world where hate can be spewed at the click of a button. As responsible digital citizens, we must recognize the profound impact of our words and strive to build a more empathetic and supportive online community. Only by doing so can we contribute to the well-being and mental health of all individuals, famous or not.

You're not alone with Jon Lee Brody

Jon Lee Brody joins founder of the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign on the show this week to share his passion for mental health advocacy, why it means so much to him in opening up these conversations and sharing his own personal story.

He’s appeared in films like “Star Trek Into Darkness” “Fast and Furious 7” and James Wan’s “Malignant”. Directed the DC Universe show 'DC Universe All Star Games' making him the first ever Korean-American to direct a TV show for DC Comics. Hosts a horror show with Amazon/Wondery/Morbid Network called “That Was Pretty Scary”

in Hollywood with co-host and fellow Actor Freddie Prinze Jr, is also the co-host of the podcast “Reel Psychology” with Danah Williams; and to top it off is the CCO of AMAZN HQ, a sports media outlet that focuses on Asian American Athletes.

What an amazing episode we have in store for you all, as we hear all about Jon's story.

Believe in Yourself with Chase Tang

Chase Tang is an Actor, Entrepreneur, and Mental Health Advocate. He was born & raised in Taiwan & at the age of 6 immigrated to Canada along with his family.

As a child he was an elite level hockey player, he holds a Bachelor’s of Commerce Degree from the University of Guelph majoring in Marketing Management and prior to entering the entertainment industr, he was a successful corporate executive.

Since 2019 his popularity & following has grown significantly as a rising star in both Hollywood & in Asia and with him being extremely passionate in speaking out about Mental Health and sharing his own past struggles with mental health, through severe bouts of depression and anxiety to panic attacks, he hopes to use his platform to help others to live a more meaningful, joyous life.

Listen in as we hear Chase's story, on embracing his Asian Identity, his experience with depression and anxiety at two different times through his life — in 2005 when his hockey career was dwindling and in 2015, in which he experienced the most severe struggles mentally, which saw him experiencing severe panic attacks happening 20-30 times a day for him.

Jonathan Lipnicki gets behind the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign’s Global Efforts

Jonathan Lipnicki is an American actor and producer who is most notably known for his incredible roles as a child actor in some of the biggest films to come out of Hollywood such a Jerry MaguireStuart Little The Little Vampire (2000), Like Mike (2002), Dr Dolittle.

He has also starred in multiple television series inc that of hit show Dawson's Creek , the family guy , The Resident to name but a few.

Over these past couple of years, he has continued a successful career working within the entertainment industry not only being in front of the camera but turning his hand to producing as well.

Founder Glenn Marsden chats with Jonathan for an upcoming episode on the ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast delving into his story and hearing of a normal kid’s new reality of on the one hand being known as that ‘adorable cute kid’ in some of Hollywoods Biggest Movies and recognised everywhere, and on the other hand, his own reality of dealing with panic attacks and anxiety at an early age.

Then to start his middle school experience with torment from school bullies. We are so grateful for Jonathan sharing his story and we cannot wait for you to hear it.

'Everybody needs a strong support system in everything they do' with Craig Levinson

Our first episode for 2022 and founder Glenn Marsden chats with Craig Levinson – A Talent Manager in the USA as well as mentor and manager to Zion Clark who under his management is taking the world by storm.

A Netflix Documentary, Brand Deals, Opportunities amongst many other things.

He is somebody in the USA who certainly knows how to make things happen for his clients that is for sure, but there is a side to Craig that we absolutely drew to immediately upon getting to know him.

That was his undeniable support for those around him.

We knew we wanted to hear Craig's story and find out more about the man behind making sure everybody around him has that support system they need in everything they do, and why it is so important to him.

South African born New Zealand raised, Craig made a bold move at 19 to the USA to pursue his dreams of playing college basketball which saw a natural progression to becoming a strong advocate for optimising human performance through health and wellness.

Throughout this passion and playing in the game, Craig found an appreciation in helping others. With a background and experience in both Marketing and Business Development, Craig saw that he could not only help talent in their careers but also make sure they had the support that is necessary.

Thus he created his own Talent Agency in representing both athletes and influencers.

This is an incredible episode of not only an entrepreneurial journey and what can be achieved when you put your mind to something, work hard and learn that sometimes in life you simply have to make that bold move to achieve what you want.

But an episode that gives you an insight into the person behind the profession that makes sure Mental Wellbeing and support systems are always top priority.

The Efforts of the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign reach Hollywood and beyond

The Imperfectly Perfect Campaign’s Ethos is about disrupting social media, dismantling corporate silence and breaking down the barriers that keep so many isolated and alone.

Our vision for the future is about creating a new world for humanity where acceptance and understanding is at the fore-front of every human interaction where our differences are celebrated through love and compassion.

We are so grateful for the continued support of our Global Community and look forward to bringing each and everyone of you along this journey with us to help as many people struggling with their Mental Health as possible globally.

Imperfectly Perfect Campaign’s Global Efforts to Challenge the Narrative around Mental Health

They are some of the worlds most recognised faces across entertainment, sports and corporate getting behind the Global Efforts of the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign founded by 1 Photographer whose aim was to change the ‘face’ of Mental Health & Challenge the Narrative around out.

The overarching aim of Imperfectly Perfect is to change the face of mental health by dismantling the stigmas associated with it. These stigmas tear at the very fabric of society where the very elemental courtesies for human decency are forgotten and eroded.

One stigma utilizes a language that proposes that Mental Health starts and ends quickly. Snapping out of it is a phrase often heard as a satisfactory treatment in the torrential battle of mental health disorders that engulf lives.

The scars of mental health disorders are very real and behind a face that from the outside you think is doing okay, there is a conversation we do not want to hear or listen to.

“Have you ever hated yourself and your life so much that you wanted to kill yourself? I have. [Robb Mack]

Isolated, given labels that epitomize citizens of the world who may lack intelligence, creativity and any sense of positive value, who battle a silent enemy. Every moment, minute, hour of the day, they fight, fight a battle that leaves them bereft, broken and exhausted.

"I have to fight. This Negative Self Harm talk, fear, doubt, insecurity demon that tells me "its all pointless, why bother, stay in bed it's never gunna get better, give up already […] and on and on and on." [Jeremy Jackson]

Stop for a moment, if this were someone you loved, your brother, sister, wife, husband or friend how would you champion them in their constant battle.

By changing the culture and challenging the perceptions of Mental Health Awareness, Imperfectly Perfect captures the essence of humanity by helping the world to see there is a serious issue that has no barrier of fame, fortune, social status, creed, beliefs, ethnicity or age. Their innovation is centred with founder, Glenn Marsden who captures the visceral emotion frame by frame, tear drop by tear drop. Glenn's heart knows, truly knows the plight through personal experience.

With that heart he is breaking ground and forging new paths. Join Imperfectly Perfect, and some of the world's most influential public figures to build a legacy - your legacy that surpasses time. A legacy that provides education, healing, support, advocacy and public awareness so that the conversation around mental health disorders normalizes, enabling your children, grand children and future generations to live without stigmas attached to mental health. imperfectlyperfectcampaign.org

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Angelica Bridges gets behind the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign's Global Efforts.

‘There is no such thing as perfection. To me, it just means being yourself and not worrying about creating an image or having to prove anything to anyone that you are a certain way or anything. People I find will love you more for your honesty, for being who you are, not trying to be someone else because you’ll never align if you are trying to be someone else. The more authentic you are in this life, in this world the easier it is and like you said the more you let go of things, things then get easier and they start to flow and that’s about being Imperfect’ @angelicabridges

A huge honour having the incredible Angelica Bridges getting straight behind our Global Efforts and share her story on the Podcast.

Perhaps best known for her role as “Lt. Taylor Walsh”, on the international television series, “BAYWATCH”, The show which went on to become, “The Most Watched Television Show in the World" and aired in 142 countries, she has appeared in countless movies and tv series, graced the covers of some of the most iconic publications, toured internationally with an early music career, is an author, a businesswoman and philanthropist who not only has her own foundation to give back but helps countless organisations dear to her heart all year round and in the upcoming episode we get to hear about everything.

We go deep and get to know the person behind the profession, the accolades and career, and see where it all began for Angelica

This is an unbelievable episode coming up which will be coming up shortly so be sure to click the link in our bio to subscribe to the show to keep notified of when the episode airs.

'I literally wanted to die' with Joshua Broome

He was one of the Top Five Male Porn Stars in the World. Now he's a Pastor.

Joshua Broome has a story that'll move you to tears with his painful experiences, but then inspire you to grow in God because of what he's done in his life.

During his five years in the porn industry, Joshua Broome made over 1,000 adult films, was named Top Adult Male Performer of the Year, and earned over one million dollars. This episode we hear how Joshua first got involved in the porn industry, the damage it wreaked on him, and where it got to the point of him wanting to take his own life. He shares while working at a restaurant in L.A., how he met a group of girls who worked in porn who suggested that he consider doing so as well. He agreed to meet with an agent, who told him that because of his good looks and because there was a need for acting experience, he could likely have a successful career as a porn star.

The guilt and nerves gradually diminished throughout his first year working as a porn star. “The more numb I became to what it was, the less I felt conflicted about it,” he said. “It was just a transaction to me. A handshake was sometimes more personal than having sex.” Joshua them delves in to the decision to leave the porn industry being the result of something one could describe as a modern-day miracle.

This is such an inspirational story and we cannot wait for you to listen. So be sure to click the link in our bio for our latest episode.

To find out more information on Joshua, you can find him across all of his socials at: @iamjoshuabroome

To find out more information on the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign, our Global Efforts and how you can get involved, simply head to our official website at: imperfectlyperfectcampaign.org

Joshua Broome shares his truth on the Imperfectly Perfect Podcast

‘I am a father of 3 beautiful boys, I have a wife who loves me so much and we’ve been married for 5 years last week and I have a story that lets people know ‘hey, if you believe that having all this sex is going to make you happy, it didn’t make me happy. Fame, No it didn’t work. Money, I made over a million dollars at the time in the industry, didn’t work. I actually achieved everything that I believe would make me happier and at the end of it, I was left broken and depressed and I realised that, man if this won’t bring me happiness and piece what will and I get to point someone to that one thing that does provide peace’ @iamjoshuabroome

Upcoming Episode for the @imperfectlyperfect_podcast coming soon

He Was One of the Top Five Male Porn Stars in the World. Now He’s a Pastor.

Joshua Broome wanted to die. After achieving fame firstly in acting then the porn industry, he spirraled down into a pit of confusion, was at the end of himself — and believed he had no viable path forward. Seeing beyond the fog of the present felt impossible. After years of buried emotions, the former adult film star could no longer compress his angst and fear. “I'm thinking, ‘I want to die.

I don't have the guts to kill myself, but like how would I do it ... I just don't want to live anymore. There's no future, there's no one who's going to marry me, there's no employer who’s going to hire me ... I'm absolutely useless.’”

But rather than give up, Broome mustered the courage to leave the industry and rebuild his life and is now a husband, father and pastor, boldly defying the lies he told himself in the midst of his despair.

Make sure to click the link in our bio to subscribe to the Imperfectly Perfect Podcast so that you get notified as soon as our latest episodes go live.

To find out more about the @imperfectlyperfectcampaign our Global Efforts and how you can get involved, simply head to our official website at imperfectlyperfectcampaign.org

'Fighting for Cause' with Steve Orosco

Steve Orosco, MBA, MSM, is a former Wall Street broker, a professional MMA fighter and the Founder of SMASH Global. After years in the cage, he combined his skills and changed the landscape of MMA by launching SMASH Global.

In this episode we hear Steve share his journey through his profession, the highs, the lows and the hard work it has taken him over the years to become the highly successful & respected businessman he is today. We also delve into his advocacy and his philanthropic endeavours giving back and raising awareness around Bullying and PTSD with a personal connection after losing his brother, Michael to it.

Be sure to click that subscribe button, share and like as we draw awareness around more conversations that many shy away from. To find out more information on Steve, you can find him via his socials at: @steveorosco and by heading to his organisations official website at: https://www.smashglobal.com/about/

To find out more about the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign, our Global Efforts and how you can get involved, simply head to imperfectlyperfectcampaign.org

A big thank you to our Voice-Over: Mike Christensen (thevoicemonkey.com)

'The Secret Life of a Hollywood Sex & Love Addict' with Brianne Davis

From bringing compelling characters to life on screen as an actor, calling the shots behind the scenes as a director and producer, lending her thoughts and opinions to the podcast airwaves, and even penning her debut literary work, Brianne Davis has emerged in the entertainment industry as a powerhouse female creative in 2021.

In film and television, Brianne most recently starred on the History Channel’s “Six” (2016-18). Additional TV credits include: Netflix/FOX’s “Lucifer,” Hulu’s “Casual,” FOX’s “Rosewood,” HBO’s “True Blood,” and CBS’ “The Mentalist.”

 Her first break in the business came in the film “Remember the Titans” opposite Denzel Washington, Hayden Panettiere, Ryan Gosling and Kate Bosworth.

 From there, Brianne went on to booking a role on the hit show, “Dawson's Creek” (CW) and once graduating from high school, she made the decision to move to Los Angeles to pursue her acting career.

 Brianne’s first lead role in film came with the blockbuster hit “Jarhead” where she starred opposite Jake Gyllenhaal. She also starred in the horror film “Prom Night,” alongside Brittany Snow, Kellan Lutz and Idris Elba.

 With over a decade of recovery as a sex and love addict, Brianne is the host of the popular mental health podcast “Secret Life" which features inspiring true confessions from an eclectic group of guests, unpacking a plethora of taboo topics Her latest venture is her debut novel, “Secret Life of a Hollywood Sex & Love Addict” which instantly hit the best-sellers list on Amazon.

 ..and on this episode we are so excited to go deep in to this discussion and hear about Brianne's own journey, self discovery and ultimately why it was so important for her to step into her truth to help others who may be struggling. 

American God's Ricky Whittle shares his journey on the ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast

Ricky Whittle made his acting debut in 2002, playing Ryan Naysmith of fictional football club Harchester United in Dream Team. What followed was a four-year ...

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'My life could've been very different, had I chosen a darker path' with Ricky Whittle

Listen to this episode from ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast on Spotify. Ricky Whittle made his acting debut in 2002, playing Ryan Naysmith of fictional football club Harchester United in Dream Team. What followed was a four-year stint as Calvin Valentine in the Uk's hit show, Hollyoaks.

Ricky Whittle made his acting debut in 2002, playing Ryan Naysmith of fictional football club Harchester United in Dream Team. What followed was a four-year stint as Calvin Valentine in the Uk's hit show, Hollyoaks. A successful stint on Strictly Come Dancing duly followed all whilst making an incredible impact in the UK with his career, Ricky harboured bigger ambitions and wanted to give Hollywood a go and in 2009, he boarded a plane to go after his dreams. Success came with his casting in the popular show The 100, with Ricky becoming a popular character, and then came the lead role in one of Hollywoods biggest shows 'American Gods' with Ricky being cast as the lead 'Shadow Moon' During this incredible episode, Founder Glenn Marsden chats with Ricky about his start into entertainment, through an undeniably incredible career in the UK through to taking a leap into the unknown that is Hollywood, to have some amazing success then cast as the lead in one of the US’s biggest shows.

Not only do we hear all about his amazing work, we also get to know all about the man behind the profession, his upbringing, how he navigated his whole mental wellbeing through his younger years and how things may have been completely different had he not internally chosen himself and changed his mindset on how he looked at life.

To find out more information and to keep up to date with Ricky, simply head to his socials @rickywhittle or his IMDB at: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1340638/

To find out more information on the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign, our global efforts and how you can get involved, simply head to our official website at imperfectlyperfectcampaign.org

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When I see somebody with THAT look on their face. I know THAT look!' with Letitia Frye

Listen to this episode from ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast on Spotify. Having worked her way to the top of a male-dominated industry, left a turbulent marriage to build a high-profile career as a single mom, suffered the devastating losses of her ex-husband and her plus-one child, and survived a traumatic brain injury, Letitia Frye has bounced back from tragedy and beaten the odds multiple times and emerged stronger, more confident, more successful and shares her stories to all through writing.

Having worked her way to the top of a male-dominated industry, left a turbulent marriage to build a high-profile career as a single mom, suffered the devastating losses of her ex-husband and her plus-one child, and survived a traumatic brain injury, Letitia Frye has bounced back from tragedy and beaten the odds multiple times and emerged stronger, more confident, more successful and shares her stories to all through writing. She is an author, a businesswoman, one of Hollywood’s most sought after Auctioneers and a huge supporter and advocate towards @imperfectlyperfectcampaign Global Efforts.

In this episode, Letitia returns for a chat covering her own journey over the last 12 months since originally getting behind the IPC’s efforts and delving into the conversations around Mental Health even deeper than ever before.

‘Are you ready to be the person, when the person your sitting across from doesn’t look like somebody that needs help? They need you just as much as anybody else. What if they looked fine? - Leitita Frye. To find out more information on Letitia, simply head to her official website at: http://letitiafrye.com Or you can find her through her socials @letitia_frye

To find out more information on the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign, our Global Efforts and how you can get involved, simply head to our official website at imperfectlyperfectcampaign.org

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Are you ready to be the person, when the person your sitting opposite is not ok?

'Are you ready to be the person, when the person your sitting across from doesn't look like somebody that needs help? They need you just as much as anybody e...

‘Are you ready to be the person, when the person your sitting across from doesn’t look like somebody that needs help? They need you just as much as anybody else. What if they looked fine? It’s our behaviour as humans in our everyday interactions. When I see somebody with THAT look on their face. I know THAT look on their face. I had a friend, a very good looking, successful dentist. Who happens to be married to a man, they lost their child, they went through a divorce and he too had that same look. But ya know? He’s great coz’ what your wealthy, your good looking. No! They’re not! So when we say are you ok, what happens when someone says no? That’s where the conversation is. You know, if you don’t pass the bill to be mentally health ok, then what?
For that one friend, I said on this day, I see you. I see you. I said it’s time to see a doctor.’ - @letitia_frye

Having worked her way to the top of a male-dominated industry, left a turbulent marriage to build a high-profile career as a single mom, suffered the devastating losses of her ex-husband and her plus-one child, and survived a traumatic brain injury, Letitia Frye has bounced back from tragedy and beaten the odds multiple times and emerged stronger, more confident, more successful and shares her stories to all through writing. She is an author, a businesswoman, one of Hollywood’s most sought after Auctioneers and a huge supporter and advocate towards @imperfectlyperfectcampaign Global Efforts.

In an upcoming episode for the ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast, Letitia returns to join founder Glenn Marsden for a chat covering her own journey over the last 12 months since originally getting behind the IPC’s efforts.

This is a powerful episode delving into the conversations around Mental Health even deeper than ever before.

So be sure to subscribe to our podcast, simply by clicking the link in our bio so that you do not miss this episode as soon as it airs!

Eden Sassoon gets behind the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign’s Global Efforts

'Being Imperfectly Perfect to me means to be authentically vulnerable and present in each moment which is not an easy task. But can be consistently progress ...

‘Being Imperfectly Perfect to me means to be authentically vulnerable and present in each moment which is not an easy task. But can be consistently progress not perfection and to take action. So if I’m vulnerable and I have a feeling and want to share it, don’t pause and take 5 seconds to let it into the brain to let it screw your whole thing up. Do it. It means if I’m having a feeling and I want to cry,cry. It’s that energy that’s going to create somebody else’s energy. It’s going to pay it forward exactly what you are doing and so that to me, imperfectly perfect is like, it’s those moments when you think it should be perfect, that you stop, your head takes over, your brain gets involved. You try to manipulate it into something that it’s not. If you cannot take that pause and you are in it, then you are imperfectly perfect. It is what it is.’ - @edensassoon

As a Beauty & Wellness Entrepreneur, Well known TV Personality and Philanthropist, Eden Sassoon has truly made her mark in the world. A full service salon, EDEN by Eden Sassoon, two luxury Pilates studios in Los Angeles and her nonprofit organization Beauty Gives Back.

But that’s only one side of her, getting to know and listen to Eden like everybody, there is so much more to a person than people think they know. Especially when you may be in the public eye. She is a huge advocate of Mental Health Advocacy and got straight on board with the @imperfectlyperfectcampaign and shares through an upcoming episode her own personal journey.

'There's a Mystique around FAME, people think it will make them happy' with Jeremy Jackson

Listen to this episode from ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast on Spotify. Jeremy Jackson is an American actor and singer. Best known for his role as Hobie Buchannon on the world wide television show Baywatch.

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