Trinny Woodall: How She Went From Drug Addict To $300m Business Empire!

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you Trinny for sharing your story with us 🙏🏽 If you enjoyed this conversation could you do us a favour and HIT that like button on the video! Helps us a lot ❤️

[@juliewillis6478]

Big thank you to you both. Looking forward to buying your book Trinny. .Fear Less ...take care and enjoy the day xx

[@bridgetleary2421]

😂you looked so content when she was massaging your face. Steven you are now part of the Trinny Tribe!

[@woboznz]

So glad you interviewed Trinny. She's truly an inspiration for so many different reasons.

[@ingosthemanhoe]

Hi steven. i was listening on spotify on my way to work. and u where once again going on about people subscribing. and i thought why arent they. and i thought about my first time subscribing to a channel, and back then i thought it would cost me money. so you can maybe mention that its free from now on and and i think you will get a lot more subscribers. have a nice day :)

[@aliveinheels4540]

I’ve never seen Trinny as hesitate to discuss things. This is obviously still a horribly painful topic

[@loredelore7286]

Phenomenal woman. She's 59, 60 next year most people are looking to retire. She is running a multi million pound company, hands on mother, entrepreneur, employs 200 people. There's enough to inspire anyone.

[@helenlingard7790]

She loves her job. Why would you retire when you love your job. Incredible interview, both incredible people. Steve is so good at this..

[@GemmaDoyleOfficial]

UNSUBSCRIBE, Steven has deleted innocent truth & freedom fighter Russell Brand from his KZbin Channel. Goodbye forever Steven, I kind of trusted you and used to watch a lot of your episodes, but they almost always made me feel bad. You're NOT a good person

[@Talentedtadpole]

Nah. She's awful along with all the 80s bs she stands for and the sociopathic company she keeps.

[@julierussell5773]

She also married a multi billionaire who helped her set up her successful business.

[@Talentedtadpole]

@@julierussell5773 plus sacchi is a monster.

[@skyekottachchi]

Steven, the way you held space for Trinny in this interview is so commendable. One of your absolute best! Thank you for having such great skill and allowing Trinny to feel comfortable enough to be so authentic in her responses.

[@LornaGrace72]

Funny I thought the complete opposite

[@PoppyCarvelle]

Well said you took the words right out of my head 😊

[@PoppyCarvelle]

@@LornaGrace72I’m interested in your point of view. How do you think Steven could have done better? 😊

[@qwiksthambu]

​@@LornaGrace72I get what you mean. It was a difficult interview.

[@CL-ns6sy]

@@LornaGrace72 Agree, not sure what qualifies Steven to act like a psychoanalyst. The point is about what she has achieved and he was pushing too much into the areas she may not have wanted to share so much about. There's some latent misogyny here and a lot of entitlement from someone a lot younger and less wise than Trinny. 16.06 Her graciousness exposes his naivety here, she's drawing a line.

[@gayane_igityan]

This was a great one. Really appreciated that you didn’t rush the interview, giving Trinny time to think and find the right words to express her thoughts and feelings. Thanks

[@Terri19karen]

I feel the same. Steve, you are a brilliant interviewer, most interviewers interrupt so much because they are uncomfortable in being quiet. Your strength as an interviewer is being comfortable listening. When you listen is when you learn the most.

[@ingbal4557]

Absolutely

[@handsinknead77]

So used to seeing Trinny in a high energy and fun place that this quieter side of her is heartwarming and makes me adore her more.

[@GemmaDoyleOfficial]

UNSUBSCRIBE, Steven has deleted innocent truth & freedom fighter Russell Brand from his KZbin Channel. Goodbye forever Steven, I kind of trusted you and used to watch a lot of your episodes, but they almost always made me feel bad. You're NOT a good person

[@siliconiusantogramaphantis2122]

That's why I love Steve out of all other podcast interviewers on KZbin. He's almost like a therapist for successful people and brings us into a very private place in their minds.

[@aztradescrypto]

oh my bloody days!! this was one of the best podcasts you have ever done!! I didnt know who she was but HER STRENGTH is beaaaaming through these screens. I have never seen a woman who is able to hold her emotions and talk it through so clearly like Trinny. Unbelievable! Thanks for conducting this, very very insightful.

[@mikb5587]

Seconded

[@lyv3070]

Yup…cuz women are oh so emotional 🙄

[@gillh405]

Such a fantastic interview, you really should be doing this on TV. Allowing Trinny to recount her partner's death without feeling a need to speak is a rare quality.

[@semi-chubber2388]

@@lyv3070this is quite an emotional reaction…

[@KittenJam]

hhmm this comment is odd. Maybe you need to meet more women, there’s lots who can articulate how they feel through, with, in control of, emotions. Emotions arent bad things either

[@adelejonker6110]

Loved how Steven just let her talk, don’t think there’s many interviewers that have that capability. This makes the guest really go in to themselves, and allows them to talk authentically . Bravo, great guest and great interview!

[@livl9455]

what an inspirational pillar of strength she is hearing her say "there's nothing better in anyone else than the bestness of him" really broke my heart

[@Ninoska-xu7rq]

What I loved the most about this woman, is the fact that she started her business at 53... I feel soooo inspired to continue with my dream. Thank you!

[@irenelovelyasusual8035]

This woman is a treasure. I have been listening to her (and Susannah in the past) for more than 20 years. I love her yellow-silver-hot pink- sequins-feathers energy and all she has to teach us all. I’ve never seen her being so quiet and profoundly searching for the right words to deliver the perfect answer. I love. Her and thank you Steven for this wonderful podcast. Your interviews are gems.

[@sarahshanks9028]

4.5 years clean, and I have never heard someone share a story that I so closely relate to! Thank you, Trinny, for being a voice for those of us who didn't show the struggle of the disease as externally as others! It matters!

[@alwaysyourwayyoga.doula8]

The silence and pace to this exchange was beautiful and powerful, a true testament to wisdom, integrity and healing. I love Trinny and feel a part of the community she is creating 💛

[@alamedadanceparty]

💛💛💛

[@StitchesAndDiamonds]

Loved Trinny before today, love her even more now ❤ what an amazing, strong, remarkable and inspiring woman ❤

[@VKjk]

100% Agreed!! Absolutely love Trinny before and even more so now! And, her level of EQ is unbelievable!! Major love ❤️

[@alamedadanceparty]

@@VKjkagree! Well said.

[@cattymajiv]

@@VKjk EQ?

[@Rose_Ou]

God only knows how much I needed to see this interview today. I'm 48 with suicidal thoughts on a daily basis. Something has to change. Thank you.

[@w.dossett3332]

Rose, I'm so sorry you have this going on. I hope this changes soon

[@RinuReb]

You are stronger than you think ❤

[@dettenelson5161]

Look up Andrew wommack

[@MotoM0nk]

Beautiful Rose, I am at your age, and have had the same problem but slowly finding my way out. You are so strong and courageous, to the levels you do not even suspect. Lots of love and let's do this!!!

[@barbaraconnell1515]

Great interview, well done both of you!

[@sohosteveuk]

When she talks about her ex husband it is so painfully evident that she is still grieving very deeply. Bless her 🙏🏻

[@equatorialjourney4478]

I think she is skilled at avoiding and deflecting this aspect of her life which is disingenuous given her overall story ‘& MO . She knows how to skirt around the honesty & deep dives that Stephen usually manages to extract, so successfully & powerfully , from all of his interviewees . Its very disappointing as it detracts from her ultimate credibility . But, I guess that’s how she has honed her craft and exactly how she has managed to hustle for so long . Got the feeling S couldn’t be bothered deep diving enough w her bc he had her pegged v early on and realised her ‘ non answers’ would ultimately expose her . Enough rope tactic and she is one who took it

[@victtayl]

@@equatorialjourney4478 I got the impression she is likely protecting her daughter when she won’t go into too much detail around Jonny and his difficulties and nature of his death

[@upendasana7857]

You have absolutely NO idea what YOU re talking about.Have you ever lost someone through suicide !!! what the hell do you know and who the hell are you to judge anyone or anyone grief and whether it is genuine or how they are dealing with those emotions or whether she is avoiding things or not.What utter and absolute BS and you know what ...it is exactly this kind of judgemental "I am better BS"that leaves people closed up about their mental health and feeling trapped and fearful of judgement.HOw dare you judge another person grieving process or what she appears to be sharing and if it is genuine to you or not.Utter outter BS.Your is exactly the sort of attitude which is contributing to peoples poor mental health and stigma and people feeling desperate enough,it says everything about you and nothing about her !!!! outrageous judgement.@@equatorialjourney4478

[@AlisonHardisty]

I don’t think she wanted to go into too much detail about Johnny and his death because of their teenage daughter. I think that’s fair enough. She was open about her addiction.

[@maureenbouey]

@@equatorialjourney4478 I see what you classify as Trinny avoiding and deflecting as her a) protecting her own privacy in a way that only she, herself can judge is important and b) considering what she believes is helpful for her daughter to hear. Stephen is skilled at what he elicits from his guests and didn't fail at getting more deeply into Trinny's story; rather, Trinny managed her own boundaries of what she felt she wanted to divulge to the world. Trinny is as authentic a person as I've ever come across. No BS and filled with compassion.

[@tanyalucas8583]

What an inspirational woman. So authentic. The pauses and silences showed the depth of her feelings and the authenticity of her responses. A great episode

[@gabriellesheehan7052]

OK the products are brilliant but the real reason Trinny London is so successful is Trinny herself. An adorable hilarious, mad, lovable, strong, intelligent, passionate woman who isn't afraid to show the world who she really is. Everyone loves Trinny and I'm sure you now love her too Stephen ❤

[@joannerossi8941]

I love this podcast. I’m 53 and after 30 years of doing what I thought I had to do ( lawyer and CEO of a successful company I founded and despised) I’m finally starting my dream business. Moving back to the States to do this, with the same motivation that got me through law school with no money and no support, I believe I can be a success and professionally happy at the same time. Thank you for sharing this incredible story. This podcast is genuine, diverse and thought provoking. And Trinny is inspiring. I connect so Much with her journey and respect how she handled adversity.

[@caroshmarow]

You are going to do it - Bravo 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@qr5vy]

Best wishes on your new chapter! ❤ So inspiring!

[@mave143]

That's amazing 👏🏽👏🏽 so happy for you!! ❣️

[@Joan-COYI]

Congratulations and good wishes 💕

[@joannerossi8941]

@@SB-xw9rm love this. Thank you for commenting

[@QoyLawal]

Trinny's breakdown of Imposter Syndrome is the best I've heard.

[@Eric-zo8wo]

0:00: 🌟 Trinny Woodall shares her journey of self-discovery, addiction, and recovery. 6:36: 🌟 The speaker shares their journey of overcoming addiction and finding their true passion. 13:08: 😔 Trinny Woodall reflects on her time in rehab and her media career. 19:11: 😔 Trinny Woodall reflects on her ex-partner's addiction and suicide. 27:56: 💔 Trini discusses the importance of recognizing and addressing grief and trauma, and defying societal stigmas to pursue dreams at any age. 35:09: 💪 Despite personal sacrifices and doubts, the speaker's unwavering belief in her business idea and understanding of women's needs drove her to start her business. 40:22: 👩‍💼 Trinny Woodall discusses her experience pitching her business idea to predominantly male investors and how she learned to counteract their prejudice. 45:51: 📈 Trinny Woodall discusses the scale and success of her business, Trinny London, and her unique approach to speaking to customers. 51:33: 🎯 Success is about continuous forward motion, challenge, and progress, as well as meaningful connections with loved ones. 57:22: 👩‍💼 Trinny Woodall discusses her passion for helping women feel great and her mission to leave a woman feeling better about herself than before she came into contact with her. 1:06:16: 📚 The video discusses the importance of skincare and the key products and routines to follow for healthy skin. 1:08:34: ✨ Celebrity skincare expert shares tips for healthy skin and recommends products for a skincare routine. 1:13:31: 👟 The speaker highly recommends trying out the Heal product range. Recap by Tammy AI

[@quentinquekzhenming_7297]

thanks

[@jassminejames210]

Thank you

[@alanpowell24]

The best thing about this channel is the smooth, relaxing voice of the interviewer…….

[@juliadecadenet]

Wow I just loved Trinny’s interview. She spoke so well so calmly and with such clarity. It was such a vulnerable interview. Thank you both x

[@harveysooty9052]

That was the BEST HONEST interview I’ve ever seen!!! Have been following Trinny for about a year now, nothing but honesty and genuine.

[@CharlotteWilliams-bz3lv]

Absolute legend of a woman, I grew up watching her shows and watching the women in them transform... Her personal strength is awesome and she is an absolute inspiration 🎉🎉🎉

[@Talentedtadpole]

The shows were awful! Frumpy clothes, bullying and ody shaming!

[@CharlotteWilliams-bz3lv]

@@Talentedtadpole theirs always got to be Debbie Downer 😞

[@Talentedtadpole]

@@CharlotteWilliams-bz3lv says Toxic Tracy...

[@papercup2517]

@@Talentedtadpole Was that the Trinny and Suzannah 'What Not To Wear' show? I have to admit, what I do dimly remember of those shows was that, while enjoyable and sometimes doing quite a good job of 'making over' their client/victims(?), their highly prescriptive approach seemed to be to take each unique woman, drain her of all her individuality and turn them all into clones who looked like conventional middle level office workers. And to get them to that point, of accepting that total obliteration of their personality, they did bully and shame them in a terribly condescending and often rude and foul-mouthed manner. The only reason the show was enjoyable to watch, for me, was because the two ladies (Trinny and Suzannah) were strong and entertaining characters. Their taste was relentlessly boring. From having watched the first 10 minutes of this interview, I was happy to hear Trinny went through a personal reorientation and was able to connect with her true self. I just hope the ladies they helped' were able to recover their own true selves too, and I wish them along with Trinny and Suzannah all the best.

[@sterlingtong2731]

Steven does a great job not only listening but also showing so much empathy through his eyes.

[@annbressie8615]

Trinny is the embodiment of authenticity and it's so interesting how she was helping women for years get into that place but now her true gift is being herself. She is the antidote to Influencer culture whilst being in the middle of it. Great podcast. I feel inspired.

[@Tinamar65]

Well said!

[@carolmccabe4359]

Yes ❤

[@CharlotteWilliams-bz3lv]

💯 agree🎉

[@victoriagadd6831]

Trinny has led 10 lives. She’s a survivor and a warrior and I’ve absolutely no doubt a fantastic parent, daughter, sister and friend. I’ve been a huge admirer over very many years. She’s also brought a lot of joy and inspiration to a lot of women. Love Susannah too. It would be great to see her on your podcast. Your guests have all been super interesting great people. Thank you.

[@latinaalma1947]

I miss Suannah SO MUCH!!❤❤❤!!!

[@gilly3927]

Honestly? The only time I've sat through a podcast in its entirety. What a lovely lady she is. I had no idea. Not at all the person I imagined her to be. She's so personable and clearly so kind and caring. Great, really interesting chat and so happy I've seen this x

[@MariaMonllor-mn7lj]

I absolutely LOVED this podcast.I am 44 and have just started a new business. Totally changed careers after 22 years. Now working on our pitch for an investor. Trinny has just removed doubts I have been having…. Off to go and sell my clothes! 🙌🏻☺️

[@WillyJunior]

You go girl 💪🏻

[@mistressmon]

I love you even more, Trinny. Opening your heart and doing it with the utmost respect for Lyla was incredible. You truly are fierce in every way.

[@angeladawn805]

Trinny is such an advocate for menopausal women, she's armed me with the knowledge to articulate what I need. (Rural New Zealand tends to have a "harden up mate" attitude). Thanks for having her on❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Yasmin-dw5pl]

I watched What not to Wear (with Trinny and Suzanna) as a tween/teenager and honestly I loved the show so much. It really began my long long journey of loving the body I have and the body I’m in. At 34 I’m finally there. I feel happy and confident and honestly I wouldn’t change a thing about it where I’m at now. This journey really did start with Trinny (and Suzanna) for helping me to dress my body for it’s shape with no shame attached to having to lose weight or any drastic changes.

[@denisemaryheatherington5820]

Trinny is such a force of nature and so terribly vulnerable at the same time , life has delt her some hard blows ...but i think this is what makes her live every moment in appreciation for what she has achieved

[@leendecanck4723]

34 is great. 👏 Some of us never do Or much much later. All of our time lines are of course unique. Love that you got there so early. 😊

[@yvonnechand4873]

Too bad you did not focus on her business more. She redirected the interview. You tend to focus on personal vs business with most of the women you interview.

[@Yasmin-dw5pl]

@@yvonnechand4873 I know I appreciate all the other things that she managed to do as well. I was merely commenting before I even listened to the whole podcast. She had a profound affect on my life before she stepped out onto her own and for that I’m thankful.

[@Yasmin-dw5pl]

@@leendecanck4723 no definitely understand 34 is an early point to get there and I’m very lucky! Especially grateful as I have three daughters and I won’t pass on the same judgements and insecurities as my parents did to me as a child.

[@Birdycheeks69]

99% of the things that you worry about don't happen, but that 1% happened to us.... What a line to hear and how sad. Great episode as usual Stevo

[@mandycoleman3206]

Mee too😢

[@cookie_dough_hangover]

It's true. It happened to me. 😢

[@franklinhopkinsjr1065]

These Monday and Thursday interviews are so good. I learn every time I watch them. I’m 61 and I have been asking am I too old to start a company. Thank you Trinny, you answered my question. Age is just a number…

[@dikshaedythe6042]

Not too old. Start now. By 69 you'll be too tired but by then you'll sell or have it under control

[@Lilikaroo]

So many take-aways for this interview on all levels. Steven has a real gift getting to the core of deep issues in a sensitive and humble way which is pure genius. Trinny was the perfect subject laying everything out there - truly inspiring!

[@sarahmurphy-nf4yl]

Sharp, intelligent mind and beautiful classy woman. Love her ability to open up... it's part of her success story that ahe is so relatable.

[@constadiabredaki9368]

One of the best interviews I have ever seen! Trinny is a force of nature and someone I really look up too!!!

[@fayesarelladhd]

There is something hypnotic about watching Trinny speak. I know little about her. This pod started playing automatically, and I was captivated within minutes. What a beautiful, strong woman and a complete bad ass. I lost an ex to suicide and I genuinely felt those moments she was silent more than the moments with words. Currently ordering trinny products in support. Love love love xx

[@puppetmaster706]

She’s so sensitive yet so ambitious, what a great combo.

[@DinoRenald]

I did not know Trinny before this. She's so loveable and relatable, I could listen to her speak all day. I totally understand why her business is so successful.

[@TraceyBarracloughInspiration]

I’m a huge Trinny fan and now even more so. As someone who adores clothes, Trinny’s passion, thirst and knowledge for fashion cannot be matched; no one comes close. No one. I love to see the strength that is vulnerability ❤ My beautiful brother took his life at 24 and I know only too well the trauma surrounding it.. Thank you. Stay well ❤

[@maryhughes7929]

Just what a lady Trinny is. I always admired her, but my admiration is even higher. She has helped a lot of people through this podcast and I thank her for that. Bless her. 🙏🏼⭐️🕯

[@tela1653]

Trinny is a phenomenal, authentic woman. I trust and use her products because I trust her. And you, Steven, are similar to her - phenomal and authentic. To me the best interviewer in the podcast space. An example to all interviewers.

[@littleblackbabycat]

I used to do Trinnys hair and make up in London years ago.... when she was coming up with the idea of a makeup brand. 💄 ❤ I remember looking at samples with her. What a driven businesswoman.

[@Faz0207]

There are good podcasts, there are great podcasts, and then there is this podcast. Every word resonated and I will continue to watch on repeat. Thank you and congratulations Trinny, you deserve the success and are an inspiration to many ❤

[@erica6825]

Glorious interview. From Trinny's vulnerability and searching for the right words, to her passion and commitment in launching and expanding Trinny London. And Steven, you are an exceptional podcast host, the way you adapt to your interviewee and really thoughtfully engage with whatever they've just said. Just wonderful. My favourite podcast channel of all time!

[@littlecitygirl]

I came to watch this because of Trinny (one 59 year old woman following another!) but staying as a new subscriber because I really appreciated your intelligent and empathetic questioning style, Steven and that you actually really listen to the answers you're given and give people the space to think before they talk. Thank you to Trinny for being amazing and for allowing herself to be so vulnerable and honest with her responses. Super podcast. Looking forward to exploring what else is on the channel.

[@millyc2693]

Likewise. I’m 30 and watched Trinny on what not to wear as a tween & have always loved her but I’ll be back for Steven’s content due to his kind and intelligent interview style. Brilliant interview.

[@willemijnveerman1501]

I'm grateful for this conversation, specially now at the brim of suicide awareness week. It's immensely important to open the conversation. For the people where its not too late for yet, and for those left behind.

[@janinekay]

I’m a volunteer with Samaritans and I couldn’t agree more x

[@shanghaiffgg]

She has been through so much pain and hardship and emerged at almost 60 years of age victorious and a kind, caring driven woman. Fantastic interview.

[@JulieNewton-l]

Many of us have Just good that she did this although I don't like some aspects

[@JulieNewton-l]

Too .any products one does need

[@JulieNewton-l]

Spf causes CANCER

[@JulieNewton-l]

Vitamin D and C

[@samanthaking4034]

I love Trinny. Her energy & vibrancy got me through Covid lockdowns. Love what she is doing for women.

[@MovieStudioZen]

This is a Master Class in how to interview someone and go as deep as possible, without constantly interrupting with trivial questions. The Silence was the most powerful part of this interview - it was overflowing with emotional and spiritual energy.

[@kicksheads]

What an amazing podcast! So glad you showed her as I wouldn’t know about her otherwise. My God, what an inspiration and so much needed examples of how to pitch, deal with grief and prejudices … hands down, she’s one of the most legendary women I’ve seen in the past 5 years❤❤❤

[@AhmedAlbastaki]

The amount of stillness and truth in her words.. I can't even describe.. thank you both so much for this..

[@likelly9635]

I am 46. Our own business was destroyed during the pandemic. Then, mid lockdown on 31/10/20, my husband & best friend (mo Anam Cara - Celtic) died. It was 12 days before our 18th anniversary. I am still unrecognisable to myself but, much of your shared conversation resonates with me. I am grateful for the clarity, perspectives and inspiration it's afforded, relating to several aspects my immediate position. I always find Diary of a CEO interesting and oftentimes deeply meaningful. I rarely make comments anywhere. However, I very much want to thank you both. Lastly, to anyone who hasn't yet subscribed, I'd encourage you to do so. Without having done so myself, I may have missed this serendipitous moment. Wholeheartedly reccomended... hit the button! xo

[@randomchannelzz]

My two absolute fave CEO’s! That interview has made my day. I went to Trinny’s first pop up in May 2018 and have remained loyal ever since and introduced all my friends. Products are incredible and so is Trinny.

[@Magical_Makeup_UK]

One of my favourite videos so far, being a older female founder this spoke to me and made me realise I thought I was sacrificing so much to get my brand up there but now I realise I’m doing nothing.

[@Elmendy85]

I discovered her IG during the first covid lockdown amd i ended up bingewatching every single post she ever made 😊 she is one of the most inspiring women! She does what she does out of passion and love for other women ❤

[@BlackSun-hh4dg]

I like her energy. She's spontaneous quiet and modest in a very humbling way. Bless her soul.

[@mmcs4973]

Trinny,the look on your face when you spoke of the best of Johnny being the very best there is, was heartbreaking. Grief always happens in the quiet moments when there's nothing left "to do", and grief is now allowed to enter ❤

[@jayrickards8395]

Used to love Trinny. Love her even more now. A woman with real strength and determination but also lovely to see how humble she really is. Definitely want to give her products a go now.

[@kathywood4955]

thank you Trinny you are amazing. Listening to you talk about your grief of losing Jonny has helped me so much with my recent bereavement and has helped me to think about how I move forward with my loss and my grief, thank you are truly inspirational

[@diroach9035]

I’ve always loved Trinny, and I am one of the 25% of Australians that buy her products. Great to see the care that you brought as an interviewer allowing Trinny to show her vulnerability. ❤

[@GodisLoveUK24]

Best interview ever in my honest opinion. I didn’t like her before now I have the utmost respect for her and I’ve learned a lot from her. Well done for the right space for her to open up more . Absolutely pure class interview

[@yayahulles]

Trinny 's energy, honesty, knowledge and laughter literally got alot of us through Covid! Her daily check ins through either Instagram or Facebook were something I looked forward to do so much! She brightens the world in so many ways 🥰 Brilliant podcast!

[@anniesimone]

She made a fortune during the pandemic. The "checkins" were to promote the products, establish a relationship with future customers. Very clever marketing, I'll give her that.

[@labradorite8256]

​@anniezion well she did more than our own governments who left us all to rot at home. I know of 4 suicides in the first 2 lockdowns, one my next door neighbour. Trinnys concern might benefit her but I don't think it's fake either. And her fortune is a drop in the ocean of the wealth transfer to the mega corporations in that time. She earned it as far as I'm concerned.

[@LindaJeanElder]

What a profoundly powerful interview. I am in awe of what Trinny has gone through in her life and yet, she inspires so many people and has such a wonderfully empathic way of working with women. Truly inspiring! Thank you ❤

[@Saff231]

Her comment about needing to be in the right environment to process and feel the fullness of emotions resonated so much with me ❤ Great interview

[@KrisG66]

I love Trinny London makeup! Used it 4 years now. If you follow her she'll show you how to use which colors and how to apply and how to pair with which clothes. I used to hate wearing makeup and now I truly love what it can do for me.

[@emem2863]

This was an awesome episode! I remember Trinny from her Not to Wear days. I'm glad that she's living her best life! She is very wise. It's also refreshing to see someone who is naturally gorgeous without the over the top need to look like an unnatural version of adolescence or 21. It actually makes her look younger than her age.

[@JudithHirshman]

This was a tremendously well done interview on both sides. I lost track of time and watched straight through a wind storm that included a tornado warning! The positive energy and deeply genuine sharing of journeys were moving and inspirational. Thank you so much for sharing so much of yourself with the world Trinny. You’ve had such an intense journey and continue with wisdom and grace.

[@lorraineo]

Finished watching this episode with a smile on my face🙂 Enjoyable and inspiring. Loved the sound of Trinny's voice. I could 'hear' the passion for her business in her voice. 🙂Fab episode Steve! Thank you.

[@principeturandot4593]

I've been watching and following Trinny for *years*, even long before she started her company TRINNY London. This was by far the most raw and riveting I've ever heard Trinny speak in an interview. Seeing Trinny so wonderfully candid, beyond discussing style and everything she's talented at, is so beautiful. Thank you for this! I've always liked her, but this made me see more facets to her that just makes me appreciate her more!

[@carolynrichards2744]

Trinny has been a massive inspiration to me , and I hope she lives a fabulous, happy, FEARLESS life. ❤

[@Erin_Wilson_Studios]

I really appreciate this interview. So much to take from it, but a few observations... -the spaces in this interview speak as loudly as any of the words. Having the patience to allow the spaces to speak, that's masterful. -the contrasts and parallels between minimalism/lack and abundance are so striking. Minimalist set, Trinny discussing life events where she pared back her material possessions...all that set against 4 drinking vessels and a gorgeous, lush set of product packaging. I'm not describing this well, but it's a powerful impression that I'm taking away.

[@2Mortal]

Great interview. Loving the setup. Not clouded with microphone scaffolding that creates a chaotic space between the participants. Giving guests the chance to speak full uninterrupted sentences. Keep at it.

[@lindahamila]

I love Trinny so much. She is such a great source of inspiration for women of all ages, and in so many ways. I am 43 now but remember watching What not to wear when I was a teenager, and I am still a huge fan.. AMAZING woman ❤

[@dianal8387]

I admire Trinny , and after this interview, even more. Love how she handled the very sensitive subjects; she resonates with women & I believe it has a lot to do with her authenticity.🙌

[@alicerobinson9533]

Throughout the entire podcast there were so many conversations I wanted to have... but Trinny, I just want to give you the best hug I can give and keep hugging. And I want to thank Stephen for his interview skills to allow his guest to communicate their story, it is a unique ability, but has such an enormous impact

[@sarahgillen5281]

I saw Trinny live recently, and her vulnerability struck me. At moments, she was overwhelmed, especially when she was talking about her love for Johnny. It is important to understand that your triumphs and failures are all part of who you are. That's why people related to Trinny it's her honesty. She is wonderful.❤

[@barbaracooper767]

I love Trinny’s KZbin channel but didn’t know much about her- I love and respect her even more. This is my first time seeing anything on The Diary of a CEO. Will definitely watch/listen again. Bravo to you both. Barbara- Atlanta USA

[@lprobyn1]

Well done, Trinny, very inspiring. Some of these questions were challenging, and you stayed brave, honest, and wholehearted ❤

[@alamedadanceparty]

A vulnerable side of Trinny that I’ve never seen. I really appreciate how she loves to bring out the inner vibe of someone she is doing a makeover on and really highlighting the best of them. She is a powerhouse to be reckoned with!!!

[@jamesrobison584]

"If wealth was the inevitable result of hard work and enterprise then every women in Africa would be a millionaire" George Monbiot

[@lulupeters9219]

Best description of imposter syndrome ever! It's not about feeling insecure at a new job, it's about knowing that you deceive others the same way you deceive yourself, because of that conflict between what you show the world and what you feel like inside.

[@theresanicholson305]

Love Trinny! Wow, did everyone feel her passion when she started talking an got up to feel Steve's face?...loved her energy! Been following Trinny for many yrs an am so getting her new book!...🙌

[@whatithoughtyouwere]

Ngl been waiting for this one, this woman is the absolute original, could listen to her talk for hours

[@ExploreYourPossibilities]

An incredible interview and I can relate to her so well. Especially as she mentioned this while she started her new business:" I know what I have to offer is great, yet I don't know how to bring the message across so investors see it's value". I belief any entrepreneur has their difficulty. This was also mine a few years ago. Really appreciate what you are doing Steven 🔥

[@bridgeenskudayski1398]

I love that you let your guests take their time and speak without interrupting them,this was very immotional.I hope her strength gives strength to those listening to her.

[@stevenbrabenec7292]

Diary of a CEO is one of (if not the) best series of interviews ever. With every interview I feel myself connecting with the subject through their honesty, vulnerability and willingness to share everything they know and have learnt. There is no vanity or whitewashing. And Steven’s non-forceful style, experience and comfort with pauses and silence creates a safe space for the interviewee to breathe and then go deeper in their story. This interview with Trinny was an utter delight . The grief she shared was palatable, as was her passion for helping others and her authenticity is why her business will continue to grow - when Trinny speaks about skincare and products you 100% believe her. I’m off to get me some of her skincare now!!

[@Twistnsine]

Strong interview... You are a great host. Absolutely love Trinny and everything about her. I have used her products for 3 years now and my skin has never been healthier. I am forever grateful for her perseverance and balls to follow her dream. Amazing woman ❤️🙏

[@jessic178]

This is a woman I want my daughter to look up to so inspiring she is better than the pop stars, I want to learn from her ❤

[@rhondajansenvanvuuren392]

I love Trinny, met her online during hard lock down. You made me love her even more, thank you! And thank YOU.

[@Zoe_Jack_Charlie]

Thank you for this one! I wasn't really a Trinny fan, but this podcast gave me more a "real" insight in the true person she is. Loved, really loved that she stated that age is just a number, as i'm almost 40, i'm really doubting and overthinking everything now (early midlifecrisis i think) and just that small sentence gives so much perspective. Definitely putting her book on my Christmas wish list ;-)

[@Jezabel1806]

I discovered Trinny's FB videos a few years ago and I would say this woman is so mesmerizing and inspirational, she just radiates good energy. I've learnt so much from her videos about style, colours, skin routine, life if you want. Her genuine charisma and authenticity is so needed in these times. Great podcast!

[@singmarysinga745]

Amazing absolutely top conversation and inspiration. She is amazing but I also loved how you let her have the space while remembering awful moments in her life. The silent you gave her and the pause and also the laughter. Best interview I ever seen ❤

[@Brigitte-cw1gg]

Mission accomplished Premium Trinny. I have discovered you two months ago and you made me feel good about myself. Thank you for being in our world Trinny!

[@nicolaneckles3443]

Fantastic sensitive real interview. Kudos to both of you. Fascinating insights into Trinny's personal and business life. Had lost track of her after What not to wear, delighted and awestruck to rediscover this magnificent woman

[@juliajulesiscool684]

This has been my favourite moment with Trinny 🥰 seeing her in a calm serene environment has really allowed me to see a unique side to her character xxx

[@inkerinnakoinenelama7211]

I cried, I laughed, I learned, I got inspired ❤ Thank you both of you!

[@IngridMeaker]

I’ve admired, even fan-girled, Trinny ever since I first saw her and Susanna in “What Not To Wear”. She helped to shape my positive opinion about myself as I became a new mother, moving into having 3 teen daughters, going through peri-menopause and coming out the other side as a strong, caring woman. Tinny has been a beautiful role model for me and I’m grateful for her candor, for your sensitivity towards her journey. And I’m a loyal customer of her skincare and makeup! (Part of the Kingston Trinny Tribe!!) Thank you for this amazing podcast, and brilliant episode.

[@YasminA-jm9zs]

You’re my new go-to interviewer because you never cut off guests. Thank you for for letting the guest speak!

[@jennifermullin6258]

It takes what it takes. Hang in there and it will pass❤. You can heal, and move on, move up. I promise you. And if you need help, go after it. Seek and you will find.