Jenny Wu Dishes On The Good, Bad, and Fab
If you recognize Jenny Wu, then you probably saw her second place finish on the 26th season of The Amazing Race. However, Jenny caught our attention for not only being a total #BossBabe on the show, but she is also the creative mind behind the successful style & beauty blog, Good, Bad, and Fab! Step aside Elle Woods, Jenny Wu is one smart lady! She is a former reality TV star, content creator, and the proud owner of a law degree from USC Law School! Jenny describes herself as an ordinary girl who is living extraordinary dreams and hopes to serve as an inspiration for women looking to embrace their strengths, live adventurously, and let go of their fears. Is there anything she can’t do? Check out our Q&A with Jenny to find out!
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SS: What inspires you? If I had to pick one thing, it would be the city of LA. I love my city and I'm constantly inspired by its stories, its people, its clusters of subculture, and of course, its eclectic street style!
SS: What is your favorite social media platform and why? I love Instagram as the platforms allows me to curate stories using beautiful imagery while encouraging constant creativity.
SS: What is the most challenging aspect of maintaining a successful blog? Staying focused! As a blog grows, so do the distractions. It's very tempting to say "yes" to opportunities that may not be on-brand or RSVP to ten different events a week so I always assess each opportunity carefully. For me, it's about being disciplined and making sure that I'm spending my time wisely working on my long-term goals.
SS: Where do you see the digital world in 5 years? World domination! I'm only half kidding! It's hard to predict exactly what the digital world will look like but I definitely think the role of bloggers will strengthen and only grow from here. I think there will be a greater pollination between digital influencers and their presence in traditional media platforms. And I also think VR technology will somehow play a big part as well.