Trinny Woodall

I learned about quality control.

I learned about what kind of people you should have for a sales force and what's engaging.

So I learned a little bit about it.

These are all things that helped me later employing people.

And who was reliable and who wasn't, who had had a late night and who hadn't, who would turn up for work.

A few little things.

But then in the end, we had to finish the business.

And then for about three or four years, we were I still lived at home.

I would find in a garage in under my bed boxes of goddamn socks.

Yeah, it was just it came to always remind me and torment me.

And then, you know, yeah, that that business finished.

I think I didn't think that far ahead.

I think I was living slightly also at the same time I was using.

So I was sort of leading this life of trying to be together.

Being self-employed is convenient when you have a drug problem because you kind of don't always get up at 8am to go to an office.

And so, you know, in a few of those times, you know, my using affected things and I wasn't consistent.

And it was slowly eroding my ambition.

When I was about 16, I was quite ambitious.

Yes.

And I had been really bad at school.