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about this project, a project that is very near and dear to my heart. Okay, enough with that and on

to the show. From MyDomain.com, this is Second Life, a podcast spotlighting women who have truly

inspiring careers. We're talking about their work journeys, what they've learned from the process

of setting aside their doubts or fears, and what happens when they embark on their Second Life.

Today, I am so happy to sit down with a true trailblazer and agree the CEO of Good American,

which you might just know as the incredibly beloved denim, activewear and clothing company

she co-founded with Chloe Kardashian in October of 2016. From the jump, the company has been a brand

leader in the body positivity movement with products available in sizes 00 to 26, which probably

has something to do with the reason why they did over a million dollars in sales on their very

first day's business. But before she was creating a wildly inclusive clothing company in Los Angeles,

Emma actually lived in London, where she ran a very different business, specifically an entertainment

based marketing agency. She's here to tell us all about that journey. So now, with no further ado,

it's Emma Green on Second Life. Emma, let's take it back to the beginning. What did you study in

school and what did you think you were going to be when you grew up? It's a very good question

and a very good place to start. So the first thing to say is, school for me wasn't so much of a breeze.

I wanted to be a great student, but I just didn't have it. And you're like, I wasn't good at like

focusing, I wasn't good at like sitting in class, I was a rest of the student, and in later life

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