I just got to a point where I thought it's time to empower myself and you know what some of this is your fault

Because you said something you'd met someone you spoke to I can't remember

That it's been my life or you spoke to, I can't remember. 51% that.

It's been my life and I accept it.

Like you say, acceptance actually can be a beautiful thing and it can be a liberating thing to think

I'm not holding on to something that I can't change. So first of all

the conversation was well done I didn't know about this and then overnight the dial turned.

That definitely was like,

do you know what actually I was scared to taking my kid to nurse with that day because I got death threats. Richell,

Richelles,

Richeuse,

once upon a time, she was a member of the Saturdays, one of the most famous UK girl bands that has ever risen from this country.

But since then, she's become so much more.

She is a mother.

She is a fearless entrepreneur.

And honestly, she is one of the most pleasant, wonderful, authentic guests I've ever had on this podcast and I can see why after having

this conversation with her she's built this huge engaged community behind her online and I think

you're going to see that too. She's

inspiring, she is wise, she is resilient, but she's also just unbelievably real.

And today we talk about something she's never addressed before, the moment where she was nearly cancelled, unanswered questions from her childhood, and also the all-consuming side of starting and running a business

that people just never talk about. The difficult times, the rejection, the struggle with work life balance, and in her words, how she's

just winging it anyway. And I kind of think we are all just winging it. So without further

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