Kate Upton Offers the Most Practical Advice on Enjoying Life
Kate Upton Offers the Most Practical Advice on Enjoying Life:- We called up Kate Upton on a Thursday afternoon, and within seconds of hearing the peppy 25-year-old on the other end of the line we thought, “Of course. Beautiful, successful and nice.”
A personality trait you may not expect from a drop-dead gorgeous model whose curves have graced the covers of the world’s most prestigious magazines including Vogue, Vanity Fair, Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Esquire and the coveted Sports Illustrated, three times.
Her famous curves are a departure from the stick-thin beauty convention perpetuated in the media, and as she’s advanced in her career she’s learned to embrace that, choosing projects that celebrate “every type of perfect … inspiring women to love themselves.”
You probably also recognize her from the big screen. Kate held her own against powerhouse actresses Cameron Diaz and Leslie Mann in The Other Woman, and will appear in The Layover, directed by William H Macy, next month.
As if she isn’t busy enough with her career, she’s planning a wedding to professional baseball player Justin Verlander. Plus, she’s turned her major love of animals (you can see her cuddling penguins, horses and dogs, including her own boxer Harley, on Instagram) into a spokesperson role with LINK AKC, promoting their smart dog collar that serves as an activity tracker (which she says motives her to get out and walk more).
Okay, how does she do it? We chatted with Kate and got the lowdown on how she stays in shape and manages stress with a jam-packed schedule — with the ultimate goal of just having fun.
WHAT INSPIRES YOU TO DO WHAT YOU DO?
I get inspiration from a bunch of different things. Definitely being able to be outside and be active, and be around family and friends (and my dog!), inspires me to stay motivated and enjoy life.
TELL US ABOUT A BAD THING OR TOUGH MOMENT THAT YOU MADE YOU BETTER.
Any change is tough; so any time I’ve changed agencies or I’ve decided I want to take a different path in my career or I’ve said no to a certain job to wait for the opportunity to possibly get another one, was an insecure moment. And you don’t know how it’s going to turn out. But I try to focus on listening to my gut; any time in my career that I didn’t listen to my gut instincts, I didn’t like the outcome of the project, so I always try to listen to it and know there’s good reason to go with my initial feeling.
Source:- https://www.nbcnews.com/better/health/kate-upton-offers-most-practical-advice-enjoying-life-ncna786856
