Quarrantinemadness
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The latest episode was sooooo boring. I don’t know how they can carry it on for another season with this cast!
Has Sophie Habboo had Breast implants?
They're the perfect synergy personality and energy-wise. Overbearing, domineering personalities who come across very phoney and have a grossly inflated sense of self. The Jordan Peterson fanboy to her Deliciously Ella wannabe. I fear this will mutate into something quite excruciating to watch.weak and jealous sums Ryan up Tbf
i take back what I said about Georgia, she seems right on Spring Onions level. I cringe uncomfortably every time they are on screen. Their flirting is painful to watch. Georgia taking up beef with Inga and Sam like a 16 yr old on a playground, I’m mortified for her. Inga wasn’t smirking, she was just thoroughly unimpressed with Georgia’s ridiculousness. I really hope they don’t get as much screen time in future episodes. They are both excruciatingly painful and boring to watch.
That whole scene was brilliant!I used to hate Sam Prince but I love people who don't take themselves seriously and the fact he was so unbothered when Georgia was confronting them was so funny to me
The only reality is Julius is a great life coach tbh.
I think it was tongue in cheek after so many ppl accusing him of actually being Julius lolHow would you know? How is his coaching assessed?
There aren’t any independent bodies making an assessment or rating. He isn’t a member of any professional bodies and he isn’t accredited in any way. Life coaching is an entirely unregulated industry. There are no oversight boards, no standard curriculum, no codes of ethics or best practices guidelines against which he can be held to a standard. There is no peer review.
He doesn’t have a website which can provide testimonies. He doesn’t have a published complaints process. He doesn’t even have a google business listed for reviews.
so, he’s a great life coach according to… whom, exactly?
You're actually deluded beyond comprehension, and I would recommend seeking professional help for your clinical narcissism. A good life coach doesn't pull a fast one on their clients to get money out of them, and turns up to appointments in a timely manner.It's ironic really but the more scripted these shows become the less interesting they are. The original seasons work better on all these formats when those involved are less aware of what is happening. Social media has changed the game with everyone to engrossed in protecting their brands.
Spencer Matthews has recently stated he emphasized being the villian on the show as soon as he knew what was going on. I would say hardly any of what we see these days is real.
The only reality is Julius is a great life coach tbh.
Precisely. Rest assured, I've gone down various avenues to see what my options are for reporting his misconduct. The fact he doesn't even have a website or provide a platform to review his service is dodgy af. Even his client contract is very threadbare and covers the bare minimum. There's nothing in there whatsoever about ethical conduct (very convenient for him). I asked a very reputable life coach to take a look at his contract and she was flabbergasted and not impressed to say the least.How would you know? How is his coaching assessed?
There aren’t any independent bodies making an assessment or rating. He isn’t a member of any professional bodies and he isn’t accredited in any way. Life coaching is an entirely unregulated industry. There are no oversight boards, no standard curriculum, no codes of ethics or best practices guidelines against which he can be held to a standard. There is no peer review.
He doesn’t have a website which can provide testimonies. He doesn’t have a published complaints process. He doesn’t even have a google business listed for reviews.
so, he’s a great life coach according to… whom, exactly?
He's got some weird fangirls who run a "Julius Cowdrey Angels" Instagram account, and seem to be obsessed with him. I'm willing to bet good money that one of them is JulianC, if it's not the man himself.I think it was tongue in cheek after so many ppl accusing him of actually being Julius lol
I've recently been reading American Psycho,and hilariously enough, this person's level of observation/narrative style/arrogance reminds me hella lot of Patrick Bateman. Has anyone read the book? You'll completely get what I meanIt's ironic really but the more scripted these shows become the less interesting they are. The original seasons work better on all these formats when those involved are less aware of what is happening. Social media has changed the game with everyone to engrossed in protecting their brands.
Spencer Matthews has recently stated he emphasized being the villian on the show as soon as he knew what was going on. I would say hardly any of what we see these days is real.
The only reality is Julius is a great life coach tbh.
He's got some weird fangirls who run a "Julius Cowdrey Angels" Instagram account, and seem to be obsessed with him. I'm willing to bet good money that one of them is JulianC, if it's not the man himself.
I think it’s the fact she’s exotic looking/tanned, tall and has a fit body that makes her attractive. She definitely isn’t feminine… even her voice sounds manlyI don't get it, Georgia looks like a bloke
Her face features are stereotypically attractive but she's very tall, manky, Imo too toned. She has a very manly physique, there is nothing feminine about her. Even her voice and mannerisms are manly.I think it’s the fact she’s exotic looking/tanned, tall and has a fit body that makes her attractive. She definitely isn’t feminine… even her voice sounds manly
I agree… she looks like she’s never eaten a carb in her life. There is nothing attractive about her stomach… and she maintains this physique all year round. she definitely has a problem. Even her chest is all bones…Her face features are stereotypically attractive but she's very tall, manky, Imo too toned. She has a very manly physique, there is nothing feminine about her. Even her voice and mannerisms are manly.
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