Trinny Woodall

And then I worked in a garden center in January outside.

Just like I remember always just being freezing.

And you've got the wind and the sea and just, you know.

And then I worked a bit in an old people's home.

And it was very... I then came back to London and it was that...

feeling and we know this this conversation when you feel everything has been stripped back from you so much and you have to build it up again you have to really for the first time age 27 by now discover who am I and who do I want to be and I think if I wind this movie forward for a second to the Trini tribe on Facebook and Instagram it's as big as can I just quickly ask you something so this is your community yeah how many people are in there now a few hundred thousand

I mean, that's amazing.

But this thing that is so important to me is to ask ourselves as women, who do we want to be today for ourselves?

Not who does our mother, sister, daughter, husband, partner want us to be?

And I spent so many years trying to be what all these people in my life felt I should be or I felt they felt I should be.

And so to have that choice and to develop that in myself of who do I actually want to be was something I felt when we, you know, all these people start this community separately.

But there is this, I think the premise for me, the most important thing for a woman is to figure out how can I decide who I want to be for myself today?

And that's

So that place, especially during COVID, when people felt they were living in family environments and feeling so lonely, is how could I actually have a place where, you know, get online.

Trini's having a chat.

Sorry, I talked about myself in third person.

I'm chatting with these ladies, but we're talking about these subjects.

We're talking about who do you want to be today?

And that does then transmit in get dressed, wear colour, put on makeup, do your hair.

decide to look after your body.