Emma Grede

Because you have built such an incredible business and an incredible family.

And I think that so many people look up to you.

So when you think about legacy, what does that even, does it have any meaning to you?

Do you give it a second thought?

And you're doing that.

As are you.

Is there a part of you that goes, it's working.

Like I'm doing exactly what I set out to do.

Yeah, I feel like your whole life and career is testament to that.

Following the documentary, do you feel like there was a perception shift that people think and look at you a little bit differently?

I mean, you said it.

I don't think that's what happened, but it's interesting to have that kind of like, you know, I've done it, I've put it out into the world and that's it.

Yeah.

I understand that.

When you think about women sitting at home, listening to this conversation with their own dreams and aspirations, some at the beginning of their career, some that are potentially thinking about reinvention, what do you want to say to people about the ability to like live...

an ideal life, about success, about living the life of their dreams.

What have you learned over all these years?

I wonder what you're dreaming about now that might surprise people.

Oh, a glass of wine.

You and me both, babe.