

With a finance degree, a dream, and the audacity to bet on himself, led Jared Jenkins to world tours, global stages, and a career every dancer dreams of.In this episode we are sitting down and getting into all of it. The real stuff. What your mindset actually has to look like if you want to survive in the dance industry. How to navigate the business side without losing yourself. The way fashion and dance connect more than people realize. And the moments, people, and lessons that shaped him into who he is today.Jared has choreographed for some of Music's biggest names; Janet Jackson, John Legend, and Cassie.This is the conversation every creative needs to hear before they talk themselves out of their own dream.FOLLOW JARED: https://www.jaredjjenkins.com/https://www.instagram.com/_jjenks/https://www.instagram.com/jar.jenks/PODCAST 23 LIVE:https://www.instagram.com/podcast23.live/https://www.youtube.com/@podcast23livehttps://www.tiktok.com/@podcast23.live

In this episode of Podcast 23, host Jay Lira sits down with Boatti Barnett — the visionary founder behind Vortex USA, an independent fashion design studio redefining streetwear and apparel out of Los Angeles, CA.Boatti breaks down his raw journey into the fashion industry, pulling back the curtain on his creative process, the deeper philosophy and meaning behind the Vortex USA brand, and the real challenges that come with small batch, limited run garment production.From building a brand with intention to staying confident as an independent creator, Boatti delivers gems for aspiring fashion designers, streetwear enthusiasts, and independent brand builders who want to carve their own lane.We dive deep into Vortex USA's signature pieces, the story and intention behind each design, and what makes this LA-based studio one to watch in the independent fashion space.Whether you're into fashion entrepreneurship, creative business, streetwear culture, independent design, or LA brand building, this episode is for you.fashion design, Vortex USA, Bodhi Barnett, creative process, small run garments, design philosophy, confidence in creativity, fashion industry insights, streetwear, artistic expression

In this episode, Jared Jenkins shares his inspiring journey from a finance graduate to a successful dancer, choreographer, and teacher. He discusses the pivotal moments that shaped his career, including his first dance class, the importance of mindset, and the role of self-compassion in overcoming challenges. Jared emphasizes the significance of visualization, the competitive nature of dance, and the lessons learned from traveling and teaching across the globe. He also reflects on proud moments in his career and the impact he hopes to have on his students. In this engaging conversation, Jared shares his journey in the dance industry, emphasizing the importance of manifesting dreams, maintaining respect, and navigating agency relationships. He discusses the intersection of dance and fashion, offering style tips for men and reflecting on family inspirations that shaped his work ethic. The dialogue also touches on the evolving landscape of dance trends, including K-Pop, and concludes with quickfire insights into personal preferences and aspirations.

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