Bobbi Brown

And it's like how I'm figuring out how to do it all at the same time.

You know, I just do what I do and I don't think about it a lot, you know, and I don't even read the articles that are written about me or my journey.

None of them?

Some of them I do and they're really, really good because, you know, it's been how many years?

There's so many of them.

So when someone says, well, that was good, you should listen to it.

And then I do.

But, you know, I'm always on to the next thing.

I just have so many things I'm interested in.

I'm incredibly curious.

And I'm not afraid.

So I guess, you know, you put the two things together.

Well, that's the big one.

Well, when I left Bobby Brown Cosmetics, I was 59 years old.

My kids were out of the house and I either quit or got fired.

It's all in the memoir.

I got fired, which is a good thing.

And I didn't know what I was going to do.

It was the first time in so many years when we sold Bobby Brown Cosmetics to Estee Lauder, my husband and I were 35 years old.

Had two kids.