SKIMS EMMA GREDE on its pod and success keys

Emma Gredi Nothing is less than inspiration.

She is the founding partner of Skims, founder and CEO of Good America and Forbes I included it as one of the richest women in America. It is also a charitable job to pledge fifteen percent and the Obama Foundation.

But this is not all: the biography of the brand brand for fashion and consumer has become more impressive. She recently launched its name, You aspire with Emma Gredi.

The serial businessman said we The inspiration behind the name stems from the idea of ​​”faith in something” and then “ambition” to achieve these goals. For Grede, it is not only about hopes and dreams, but “doing work” to achieve it.

The show, which was now in the third place in the list of new offers from Apple, has released several episodes, which includes chats with business business Gwenith Paltrow and Michael Robin to Carly Close. But do not expect Aspire To be just another podcast in the entrepreneurial space that will be left to “entertaining” – exceeding that.

It is safe to say that raising the founder helped set the plan for this presentation. (I) She grew up in a place that was not very inspiring, “she said, and revealed that she was” dyslexia. ” “I really need things that are truly cut,” Gredi admitted. “I really want to be able to do it for people.”

Although GREDE is also quick to acknowledge the extent of “luck” that she feels “has been exposed to many amazing people”, she realizes that this is not the case for everyone.

“Sometimes you do not have the people around you who can provide information (correct),” I participated. (()Aspire) On giving people tangible advice that can be listened to and (use). “

Of course, we are in we Also about the daily habits that Greidi attributed to its success. Discussing the topic of appearance – a word that seems everywhere at the present time, takes a more traditional approach.

Although it does not fully contradict the idea of ​​repeating positive assurances and meditation, it stresses how nothing surpasses “real hard work and some sacrifice.” “None of this is a alternative to hard work,” she added. “You need to have a plan and you really need to work, this is really difficult. This will make you successful.”

Another great point was raised. “If you are going to succeed in work, you should be successful in life, right? You can not really get one without the other,” she said. “There are other things that I do, parts of a routine, that enables me to succeed,” I noticed. One of these other things: How to use her spare time when waking up.

“My first job was a paper path. When you have a paper path, you should really wake up, in the early morning really to go and get the papers.” “(This is the place) I learned the strength of the morning.”

But there is no morning the same at all for the four mother, and this is completely good alongside the point. Whether it is used “an hour and a half to work” or to fit some hot water with lemon, it does not matter. She still avoids examining her phone immediately, so she has time to think about how to own it today.

Talking about self -care practices, what are the cosmetic products that you do not live without? “I must admit: I am a productive addict,” she said. But her answer is amazingly simple when it comes to the spoiled and truly divorced performances.

“I must only do two things,” she said, referring to Anastasia Beverly Hills eyebrow pen And the “favorite” smell of it, Chanel No. 22 Eau de Parfum. “If I have my eyebrows filled (in) and I have a perfume, I can go anywhere.”