Last night (Sunday) Korin Gideon cracked a series of questions and answers with her 306,000 followers on Instagram, and spoke very openly about the change in her views regarding people without a high school diploma, about the self-confidence she developed through her supportive parents and about Instagram, which is now an integral part of her livelihood, may one day One to become less relevant, and leave her without a job again.
"Didn't it bother you that your husband had no education, not even a high school diploma?" the surfers asked to challenge Gideon.
"Maybe at first, because I had a prejudice, but it's so imperceptible. He's one of the smartest people I know, with crazy knowledge in every field. I'm in favor of core studies, but that doesn't mean that those who didn't study aren't educated. It's one type of knowledge, and studying Gemara a million hours a day sharpens the mind for Allah. Matriculation is also not a guarantee of success in life. Again, I'm in favor of it, and the fact that I got a degree, but there are also many other ways," she shared her insights.
"Where do you get so much self-confidence from?" was asked in one of the questions.
"From my amazing parents, who always empowered me and pushed me, and believed in me. Only them!", she paused.
"I can't stand the attitude that says not to tell your child that he is the best. Alona (her eldest daughter, 14) to me is the best, and I tell her that over and over again.
Life feeds us enough like bakers, so at least the parents should be a solid and stable rock, and for them the children should be number one.
Otherwise how would I audition for 'Big Brother' at the age of 23 in front of all the sharks of the industry and tell them I came to devour the cards?
Talent is maybe ten percent, maybe.
Confidence and diligence is all that matters," she explained.
The next question Corinne was asked, dealt with her financial future.
"Aren't you afraid of what you will do after the age of Instagram?".
"No. Why should I be afraid? Two years ago I knew what I would do after the age of television? My whole life and my livelihood were there, I thought my life was over, and here comes a sweet dare. Those who work hard - succeed! There will be no Instagram - there will be something else. It all depends B. Not by any external factor. Except that I have a degree in law, so at most I will become a lawyer," she wrote with a wink.
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