Chrissy Teigen Reveals Her Key to Success: Surrounding Herself with Smart People 3.

Let’s unravel this mystery with wit and wisdom, shall we? Chrissy Teigen, in her recent appearance at a brunch celebrating her podcast launch, boldly declared that the smartest move she ever made was choosing to surround herself with brilliant minds. Talk about a mic-drop moment! While many celebrities flaunt their business acumen with degrees and lofty titles, Teigen’s admission that she’s “very insecure about how good I am at business” adds a refreshing layer of authenticity to her persona.

At 39, Teigen is more than just the author of the “Cravings” cookbook series; she’s a woman on a mission, leveraging her platform to dive into the complex world of wellness with her new Audible podcast, “Self-Conscious.” During the event, which was held at House of Good in Los Angeles, she acknowledged her struggles with well-being, quipping that she often feels “not well.” It’s a sentiment many can relate to, yet she’s eager to learn and absorb knowledge from those around her, a quality that’s rare in the often self-assured celebrity sphere.

Teigen’s podcast, featuring guests like Glennon Doyle and Mel Robbins, aims to tackle the pervasive issue of negative self-talk. She hopes to foster a sense of community among listeners who might also be grappling with their own insecurities. Her husband, John Legend, praised her work ethic during the event, noting that she conducted some of her podcast interviews right from their bedroom—a testament to her commitment to both her family and her career.

In a world where superficiality often reigns, Teigen’s approach to personal development and her candidness about her insecurities are a breath of fresh air. As she so eloquently put it, she’s on a “constant mission” to learn, which is a sentiment we could all stand to adopt in our own lives. With “Self-Conscious,” Teigen not only hopes to unravel her own challenges but also encourages listeners to peel back their layers too.

So here’s a thought: if surrounding oneself with smart people is the secret ingredient to success, what does that say about the rest of us? It might be time to assess the company we keep—preferably before we start our next podcast.

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Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine, Audible

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