Hello and welcome back to Redirected. My name is Andrew East and this is show we sit down with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, really anybody who has experienced a pivot or change in life.

I call these changes redirections and at some point or another, we all go through them.

And so I wanted to hear from people who have made it through these changes well in order to glean some wisdom for myself and hopefully share that wisdom with you.

Today we continue our Forbes 30 under 30 series where we sit down with young passionate people who have a vision for the future and desire to change that future.

And we sit down with Amber Vittoria who is an artist based out of New York City.

Amber is really impressive. She talks about the struggles of being a full-time artist and it's very difficult to do to make a living from that.

She talks about the unique ways that she has accomplished that goal. She's really impressively courageous and creative in how she's kind of maneuvered and built her career.

Amber has been involved in a lot of different organizations including VaynerMedia and Vittoria Secret.

She talks about how her time at Vittoria Secret really brought her attention to the problems that society has and viewing women.

So she has some really unique things to share there. I as a father of a newborn daughter really appreciated her perspective and I hope you do too.

If you want to find out more about Amber, see her paintings and what she's up to now.

You can find her information in the show notes down below. And if you haven't subscribed to the show or given it a rating, please do so on whatever platform you're listening to.

Without further ado, let's jump into it with Amber Vittoria.

Amber, hello. Thank you so much for joining today.

Hi, thanks for having me. I'm super excited. It's a pleasure to meet you. And I understand that you are recently married. Is that right?

It is. Yeah. Pandemic wedding. Yes. Wow. Was it in August? Did you got married?

Yeah. So almost almost two months ago now, I feel like what is time? I'm like, it's already October.

Oh, gosh. I feel the same way. We have a one year old daughter now.

We look back on this year and for so many different reasons, it's like, I don't even know what happened. But I can only imagine.

I get to only imagine with a young child to being like, how are you bigger now?

Oh, my God. We're looking around terrorizing the house, the whole thing. That's amazing.

Anyway, congrats. We've shot and I've been married for four and a half years and I think personally that marriage is the coolest thing ever.

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