How to Create a Job You'll Actually Love: Advice From Model Turned Entrepreneur Lauren Bush Lauren

Through her non-profit foundation FEED, Lauren Bush Lauren has helped to feed 75 million children. In this episode of "Step into my Office,” she talks with Glamour’s Editor-in-Chief Cindi Leive about using her entrepreneurial skills to fight world hunger.
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How to Create a Job You'll Actually Love: Advice From Model Turned Entrepreneur Lauren Bush Lauren
Starring: Cindi Leive and Lauren Bush Lauren

[@couponville1]

Wow, impressive. I like that. Thanks Lauren, we get a glimpse of another side of the Bush family.

[@VioletaMeyners]

Thank you for sharing a glimpse into their lives Glamour! Very inspirational!

[@WillowJaroshNutrition]

I love what she said about doubt. This is a great series and definitely inspiring for us women business owners!

[@robync9359]

loved this! I was very inspired especially about "doubt". I never thought to look at it in that way. Love these videos keep them coming.

[@zoefang4563]

I LOVE her quote on "self-doubt" and humbling realization

[@lddiva]

Very inspiring! Love what she said about doubt- I have a new perspective. Thanks for sharing!

[@rosasareblue]

lmao she totally evaded the question about using her own money to start up

[@samanthasteiner5730]

Such great questions again, Glamour Magazine! Consider myself inspired!

[@jaspreetsembhi9421]

This is the first of this series that I have watched and I must say it is very well done, let alone empowering to watch! Thank you for sharing these; off I go to catch up with the rest in this series and I look forward to more!

[@lorrainerl6139]

awesome i loved her she is so cool

[@MadhusudanDadhich]

That's awesome, Good job!

[@clementgavi7290]

The idea of FEED has been inspired by a being in terms of what is. And what is, is a situation of hunger. The answer to what is has been the idea of FEED. This is why the idea is always an answer to explicit or implicit need, demand. Those who in Africa can do things, are persecuted, terrorized, ruined, dictators are encouraged, promoted, praised like in the case of Togo in West Africa

[@zoefang4563]

LOVE YOU LAUREN BUSH LAUREN

[@MartynaNoise]

being related to the Bushs certainly helps

[@KMMHealy]

I'd love to see a Step Into My Office episode with Jane McGonigal. An interview with her would expand this series into a male-dominated field that hasn't been covered yet: video games.

[@clementgavi7290]

May God bless her as she is trying to bless these children who must be born to go hungry. As far as Africa is concerned, alongside of such wonderful idea, there must be actions that target the root causes of children's hunger. This is why the other answer is political. To the extent that dictators in some African countries and especially Togo, a 60 years old bloody and dynastic tyranny in West Africa, use deprivation to ruin people's lives. A whole family can be ruin with its consequence as children hunger. For instance, in my family of seven children I am the only one who has studied correctly then our parents have decided to send me to France to pursue the study so as they said I could be a blessing of the others. Those dictators have killed them at Togo but also have activated their networks in some European countries to ruin what I have realized. The consequence is my little brothers and sister lives have been ruined too. Dictators and their supporters create hunger by deprivation.

[@chricetto]

Amazing, feature Sophia Amoruso and Eva Longoria

[@gheyaboulware6291]

love the interview! but doubt is NEVER healthy! Never doubt! keep the faith

[@zoefang4563]

Too much doubt is not so healthy. Everyone needs the right amount of self-doubt.

[@ryancoyle6390]

It seems like she references a relationship I failed at with a biracial woman in her thoughts every time I see her, but perhaps I am a creep. I believe she married someone else. and I still have not gone to an elite law school. I like I kind of think I should attempt at least for me. But law simply cow tows to toxic capitalism. I am proud that she seeks humanitarian causes.