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Meghan Markle She’s not afraid to get messy – and she thinks more people should be right to “get your hands dirty.”
In Chapter May 6 of her podcast “Female Founder Confessions with Meghan” (Lemonada Media Production), the Duchess of Sussex, 43, sat down with Figs Founder Heather Hassonwhich has changed the medical clothing industry.
“It can get messy and the best founders are not afraid to get their hands dirty,” Meghan said of entrepreneurs who start their own business. “And I don’t mean playing dirty. I mean, when he ‘cleaned on a second five’ time, you’re the first person there with a mop.”
Meghan also credited Hasson for being exactly that kind of person.
Meghan Markle had an entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. The Duchess of Sussex, 43, celebrated the launch of her new podcast on Tuesday, April 8, by sharing dear throw snaps through Instagram of her days as a girl’s scout. “Being an entrepreneur can start at an early age. (By the way, all the years later and I (…)
During the episode Meghan asked Hasson, “The whole point for me, and you’ll probably talk to this too, is when you see something that is easy to solve in the daily, that’s not complicated, that’s not fussy, how do you get your hands to get involved?”
“I see vegetables and I see taking out – because I don’t have time to cook every day – and I’m going, ‘right, but how do I still make this flat and beautiful and present well and something that people get tasty?’ ‘He added.
Hasson replied, “I think when you take something so simple in your daily life and you elevate it and you make it elegant, I think that’s what makes it so special.”
Meghan also shared that her experience in the theater helped to prepare her for life as a company founder, something that might not have seen at the time.
“I was a main theater and part of the program was that you could only do the acting,” he explained. “You had to make soups all over what production would mean, I actually think an amazing training for it when you run a team, because you appreciate what the sound person does and what the lighting person does.”
That kind of insightful spirit is a vestige of Meghan’s work in general, whether it’s her netflix series With love, Meghan or her lifestyle brand as ever. With love, Meghan Takes viewers to Montecito, California, where Meghan lives with her husband Prince Harry and two children the pair Archie the Prince and Lilibet princessand gives the Duchess the opportunity to share a more personal side to herself with her wise.
In the series, Meghan makes it clear that caring for others is a core value she has, and that is something she also emphasized in her conversation with Hasson.
“All those things happen at first,” he said on the podcast of giving care at every stage of the process as ever. “That is, the types of minutiae that you will have to be across every granular detail at a certain point – as a founder – at first. For me, I don’t know how not to have love in the details.”
