Meghan Markle admits she doesn’t have time to cook every day, but after Netflix attracts ridicule on Netflix Show, takeaway looks as “beautiful” as possible
Meghan Markle admits that instead of “cooking every day”, she makes takeaway dinner look as “beautiful” as possible after being ridiculed in her Netflix lifestyle series.
The Duchess of Sussex chats with Heather Hasson, co-founder of the medical scrub brand fig, in the sixth issue of her podcast confession to a female founder.
Meghan said of entrepreneurs who started a business, “It’s my focus for me and you might also talk about it when you see problems that are easy to solve every day.
“I saw vegetables, I saw takeaway – because I didn’t have time to cook every day – I left.
Husson replied enthusiastically: “I think when you take such a simple thing in your daily life and elevate it and make it elegant, I think that’s what makes it so special.”
Meghan has previously shown how to paste Chinese takeaway foods into “exquisite” and decorate bananas and fruit salads on her Netflix show with Meghan’s Netflix Show.
The Royal Lifestyle Series claims that she wants to “stand out of elevating ordinary things”.
However, viewers encountered mockery during the mockery aired in March, as they mocked the “lifting” foods such as beans on toast, pizza and hot dogs with flowers.
Meghan Markle admits that instead of “cooking every day”, she makes takeaway dinner look as “beautiful” as possible after being ridiculed in her Netflix lifestyle series
Meghan previously demonstrated how to “beautiful” Chinese takeaway food and was with Meghan in her Netflix show
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Megan also talked about her experience studying drama and international relations at Northwestern University, helping her prepare to become the founder of the company.
She said: “I’m a theater major and part of the show is that you can’t just do the show.
“You have to do soup to soup for every part you need to make, which I think is incredible training because you appreciate the work of the sound man and what the lighting man does.
“But the wardrobe department and sewing are also part of it, so I’m very happy with the sewing machine.”
The Duchess also talked about creating her own lifestyle business as always.
She added: “In the beginning, you have to go through every detail type of detail. For me, I don’t know how to have no love in the details.”
The Duchess described her busy life, building her own company, “As I’ve been building, oh, let me tell you, it’s just a state of constant recalibration.
“It’s nice, but we’re always in exercise. If you are the founder yourself, you know exactly what I mean because we are working at the pace of work, solving problems, filling gaps in real time, drawing a million tiny little things out of your to-do list, but there is no way to be as interesting as a Lotto ticket.
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Other viewers are also eager to laugh at the idea of elevating ordinary foods, such as pizza, hot dogs and beans, and share their own interesting works.
In today’s podcast, the Duchess compares her gestures to Hasson, who was inspired to change uncomfortable and unpleasant healthcare outfits, and his company became the first to start trading on the New York Stock Exchange in 2021.
Meghan said: “And, for you, you’re doing this every day, wearing this uniform every day, eating every day.
“How do we improve this in a way that you feel really good about your work and pride yourself in your dress and have some features? In some ways, they are actually different versions of the same thing. ”
Scrubs Maker Figs was founded in 2013 by Hasson and Trina Spear and received financial support early on as actor Will Smith.
The company has seen an increase in demand for its medical outfits, starting in 2020, when masks and shields began when Covid-19 began.
Figs make medical outfits designed to combine style with comfort and are sold under the tagline: “Why wear scrubs, when can you #wearfigs?”
It sells scrubs in different styles, including “lean scrub” pants and “extra-large size” scrubs, as well as scrubs with a variety of pockets such as Royal Blue, Tsubasa and bright red, and patterns with cats, pandas and kisses.
The company went public in 2021 at $4.6 billion, although its sales and profits slowed as lockdown restrictions slowed.
Scrubs Maker figs were founded in 2013 by Trina Spear (left) and Hannah Hasson (right)
Figs was founded in 2013 and is known for their stylish scrubs that fit in form
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When private equity firm Story3 Capital Partners received an offer last December, the figures were worth about $1 billion, and later refused.
Today’s episode is the sixth episode of Meghan’s Lemonada Media Podcast podcast, the female founder has released a new section every Tuesday since April 8.
This includes an interview with Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd, female coding founder Reshma Saujani, HighBrow Hippie co-founder Kadi Lee and IT Cosmetics co-founder Jamie Kern Lima.
In the fifth episode of last Tuesday, Meghan discussed leaving the UK for California, where she interviewed CLEVR Blends co-founder Hannah Mendoza, who took the same move after trying to “adapt to it.”
It was followed by the Duchess’ Netflix Lifestyle Series, which Meghan came out in March, and as always launched, which sells flower sprinkles and herbal tea.
