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10 questions to Nina Agdal<br />
1. Judging by your comments on social media, I can see that<br />
you’re an advocate for living life to the fullest and that you<br />
are an inspiration to many. Who and what inspires you?<br />
I believe that life is all about finding a balance between so<br />
many commitments. I love working, but I also love having<br />
downtime. I love travelling, but I also love being home with<br />
my family. I love working out, but I also enjo y spending a<br />
Sunday on the couch. It’s all about balancing what you have<br />
to do with what you like doing to make everything that<br />
much more enjoyable!<br />
2. You wrote that it’s better to regret something you have<br />
done than the other way around. Do you regret anything<br />
you haven’t done, yet?<br />
Not really. If there’s an opportunity for me to do something<br />
that I want, I take it.<br />
3. What makes a perfect day for you?<br />
A perfect day for me is waking up with a cup of coffee,<br />
working out with my trainer Andy Speer at Soho Strength<br />
Lab, going to work on set with my glam team, getting dinner<br />
somewhere new with my friends and then watching shows at<br />
home in bed.<br />
4. What’s the first thing you do in the morning?<br />
Make coffee, without a doubt. It’s my fuel.<br />
5. And the last thing you do before closing your eyes at night?<br />
I typically end the day by checking my Instagram and social<br />
media so I can stay tuned in on what my friends are up to.<br />
6. Do you find it difficult, as a beautiful girl and a sex<br />
symbol, to make yourself heard and be taken seriously?<br />
Sometimes people stereotype me as something specific, but I<br />
kind of prefer to be treated like an underdog. That way I can<br />
surprise people in a positive way. I don’t take it as a negative<br />
thing and laugh when I sense people are seeing me the wrong<br />
way and prove them wrong<br />
7. Tell us about your work with the Children’s Health<br />
Foundation. How did you get involved, and what does it<br />
mean to you?<br />
I’ve been able to work with the Miami Children’s Hospital<br />
in the past and it is a truly inspiring foundation. Living<br />
part-time in Miami, it’s something that’s close to my heart.<br />
The work that they do and the dedication they have to their<br />
patients is incredible.<br />
8. Will we see more of you in Hollywood?<br />
Right now, I’m focusing on my modeling career and a couple<br />
of TV gigs that I’m excited about. But, never say never!<br />
9. What would make a dream role for you to play?<br />
I’ve always wanted to be a Bond girl. I feel like that is such<br />
an iconic role that it would be a dream for me. Ever since I<br />
was a little girl, I remember looking up to these beautiful,<br />
powerful women and thinking, I want to be that.<br />
10. You also mentioned that setting new goals for yourself<br />
keeps you going. What’s your next goal?<br />
I always want to push myself to be better. Whether that’s<br />
being a better model, a better friend, or even improving my<br />
English, it all counts!<br />
<strong>MY</strong> magazine | 35
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