A biography for Amelia Dimoldenberghasn’t been written yet.
“I don't really go to spas.”
“I actually blame Mary Kate and Ashley for making me such an ambitious child, because they really had it all and I wanted to do it all, too.”
“I've got my audience on YouTube, and they aren't watching as much television. Then again, I think once you're doing both, once you've got a great online presence and you've got a TV presence, that's when you're really winning.”
“Growing up I was never too self-critical, but I always thought that my ears were too big - my ears and my forehead - I always wanted them to shrink. I've grown into my ears and my forehead as time goes on, but when I was younger, I had very big ears for my head.”
“Sometimes people will ask, like, 'How do you take in success?' I think a really good way to do that is by giving to your people, like your friends and your family. In those moments is where I actually take in the good things that have been happening.”
“I'm a very plain eater because of how I've grown up.”
“I thrive under pressure, it seems.”
“I only ever partner and work with brands that I genuinely and authentically believe in.”
“My best trick to help stop intrusive thoughts is probably doing exercise and doing it regularly. I find that when I'm exercising, the intrusive thoughts just don't enter my head as much because I'm doing something about it.”
“It's the dream, isn't it, to break into American pop culture?”
“I am not interested in just doing something for the sake of it, or to make X amount of money, or to be famous in a certain way. I am more concerned with just making things that are quality and that aren't polarizing or divisive. It's just stuff that's good.”
“I don't like showing my process, it cringes me out.”
“My mom was a librarian, so I spent most of my childhood in libraries, learning to love their potential for imagination and knowledge.”
“I come from a family of picky eaters. Maybe that's why I like nuggets and chips.”
“I love finding common ground with people that didn't grow up near me or have the same life as me.”
“I was looking at the cool group at school and trying to figure out how to get invited to their parties. It was never going to happen organically, so I made it happen. It's what I'm doing now with my career.”
“I've always been someone who's very social and has lots of friends.”
“In some industries, the relationships you build with colleagues can be more important than the work. If it's all about who you know, an internship is a foolproof way to meet those people.”
“I want to work on scripted projects, and I'd love to create more things in visual media.”
“Don't be afraid to make the first move, I think especially as women. I always do that. We're always told that you have to wait for a guy to ask you out and I don't think that's true.”