Emotional business podcast interview clipfrom @gracebeverley

Transcript

I felt like I had made the biggest mistake in the whole world. It was like selling my child. Kayla, it's yes best you currently more working hard or hardly worse? I'm working very hard. Recently, I became the sole owner of Sweat. I wanna cry. So this would be the first time I ever rank about that experience. That original bikini bodyguard era was so huge. My first Instagram name of the account that I have now had your name in it. You were everywhere. Like, you were international. You were in person. You were doing these boot camps. Had millions and millions of followers. Do you look back on that era fondly? I created the ebook, and then I put it online. I paid off my parents' house that week. Tier were a lot of partnerships with big, huge brands, but they bring forward men to have conversations with you. And if you were to sit behind the scenes in the conversations that I would have with those men, you would realize tier selling of your soul that came with it was just absolutely not worth it. When I launched my first good, I was 19. I remember looking and in the first day tier was pounds in there rank then within a week tier was like pounds no I was like gobsmacked. Can I tell you one thing I would have done differently? Yes, please. I literally fell into the first trap which was women need to bring each other down to go up. I appreciate that. That takes courage to be able to apologize. I really really really want to speak to you about your reacquisition of sweat. You sold this company for 400,000,000. What was behind that decision? Here's my thing. I worry about the rise of, like, skinny talk. I think some of the aesthetic really feels like it reflects 2015 Instagram. This is the hardest conversation I'll ever have on podcast. I really appreciate you speaking about it no honestly.