Fearne Cotton

Not getting invited anywhere.

I loved it.

Why do you think you're particularly good at it?

Because I think over the years I've been pretty good at that.

I'm just a random kid from the suburbs and then I ended up doing this extraordinary job because I was so dead set on that idea.

There was no other option.

I'm not quite sure what the other bits of the alchemy are that are necessarily needed.

I think the whole manifesting thing can be talked about in a way that feels like, oh, I'm failing at manifesting, I'm failing at life.

I think...

If you are strong, it might be as simple as if you are that strong-willed and your vision is that clear and you're determined to put the work in, which is the other bit that's often missing from the convo.

That's not... No, you're not saying I want to become a premier footballer.

Yeah, yeah.

You have the idea.

And also you put it into action as quickly as possible.

I think if you have the idea and you sort of dilly-dally too much, that's where it floats off.

You've got to kind of get into it straight away.

But seemingly there's something within your personality, your makeup, whatever you've inherited from your ancestors that has enabled you to think

think big, dream big, and have the discipline to do it.

Because when you, for instance, did your speech when your Walk of Fame star in Hollywood was placed down, you mentioned a teacher who had said some pretty shitty things about you, like you wouldn't amount to anything, you wouldn't work in the arts or whatever.

And that drove you further.