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Apr 15, 2020 1 hr 17 min

I don't do subtle with Lanie Labens

from Being Fearless with Jackie Robbins Hosted by Jackie Robbins

This weeks guest is straight fire and we could have chatted for hours! In this episode I have a conversation with Lanie Labens, owner of I don't do subtle entertainment (IDDS). IDDS is a celebrity management company and helps celebrities do appearances such as Comic Con. Lanie's list includes Ricky Whittle, Breckin Meyer, Christopher Larkin, DJ Qualls, Erica Cerra, Omid Abtahi, Richard Harmon, and Mechad Brooks to name a few. Ladies, her client list is full of good looking men! Lanie dishes about what it's like to be a female agent in a male dominated world. Lanie started this business in her early 20s and talks about how being naive worked to her advantage and she just went for it. She also gives us some "celeb gossip". Lanie talks about her difficulty childhood and how she found her confidence in dolls. Lanie never doubted that she would do amazing things, despite feeling out of place as a kid. Lanie has a youtube channel that showcases her dolls. She talks about what her dolls mean to her and how she was able to find her confidence with them. Lanie is a fearless in life, business and the pursuit of happiness and is not afraid to be who she is. Connect with Lanie: https://www.iddsmgmt.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/Alysonsfriend https://www.instagram.com/lanielabens/

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