My Time, My Life
Temporada 1
Following Your Gut Even When People Think You're Crazy
Boston Bound
A Young Model in New York
por Trinette Faint
In this episode of My Time, My Life, I discuss the importance of following your gut and finding your path. Some folks will think you're crazy, and that's okay. All of our journeys are not alike, and that is a good thing.You can read the accompanying essay to the episode here.Thanks for listening and please drop me a line here on my website trinettefaint.com with any questions or comments!Trinette
In the last episode of My Time, My Life, Trinette discussed more modeling struggles she faced as a young model in New York. On this episode, she talks about how she left New York for Boston, in the early 1990s, to take a break. This would prove fruitful, as she would return to school at Emerson College, which would lead her to a job in A-list Hollywood, but not without a few major bumps in the road first. Photo of Trinette as a young model in Boston. Photographer unknown.
In the last episode of My Time, My Life, Trinette talked about the struggles and challenges she faced as a young model in Paris. On today’s episode, she'll discuss her experience in early 1990s New York, where she moved to after Paris. Modeling photo of Trinette in the early 90s. Photo credit: Jean Renard
In this episode of My Time, My Life, Trinette talks about her time in Paris in the early 1990s as a young model, and how things didn’t turn out like she thought they would have, but it was ultimately a success for her. Photo of Trinette on the streets of Paris as a 19 year old model, in 1990/91.