I absolutely love House of CB. There are not many brands that actually embrace the female body and make it look feminine and expensive. The prices are higher than other brands that I wear but it's totally worth it. I had no idea who owns it but now it definitely makes sense that a woman owns it 💜
She’s such an amazing and genuinely kind person! I still remember collecting dresses from her and providing cakes for her first store opening in Stratford. Meeting her wonderfully supportive parents was a real highlight. Her dedication and sharp business sense are truly inspiring-she absolutely deserves all her success!
Parents played a huge role in this success. So many people can do this and even more but parents and family stops them. I love everything about CB I wish I had supportive parents for real
I’ll be your supportive parent!!! I believe in you! You truly only have one life to live and experience, go all in even if it’s you vs the world. Edit: because even if you fail or you succeed, you’ll end up dying either way so TRY!!!
Incredible story. I don’t think people realise the difference between starting a business and scaling a business to 250m in revenue a year profitably. This must have taken unimaginable fortitude and consistency, especially in such a seemingly saturated industry. This should be heralded as a great British success story.
Abbey is learning and growing her brand too! She has children and I’m sure is very busy! I’m greatful she put this together for us to learn! This was a great episode
Top business tips from this pod: 1. Have entrepreneurial parents 2. Have a capital-free loan from parents 3. Live rent-free with parents 4. Go on paid holiday with parents to obtain market contacts and research 5. Be attractive to gain interest & according to the followers here.. 6. Work hard by looking at pretty things
@simonesquared that's probably true. I don't dislike her, she comes across as a strong and beautiful woman, but the discussion doesn't seem to offer anything for less advantaged people (we won't use the P word). Would you help me expand my mind a little further please?
That is generational Wealth- they gave her the skills and opportunity to build and grow rather than a spoilt attitude and entitled mentality to exploit their money… why does that bother you? Xxx
stupid uniformed comment, her parents were doing furniture, not fashion. A teenager that made a fashion brand empire from nothing is what then? To suggest her runway was paved by her parents is rubbish. Parents these days spend more money sending kids to university, does that mean if parents pay our Uni we can not be an Entrepreneur? HouseofCB is just one of her brands and as the podcast says, FOUNDER. She created and evolved the brand herself, its super succesful and continues to grow. Thats Entrpreneur in my books, and an extremely successful one. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
My parents have given me money to start and I’ve failed a lot of times. Hard work is still needed even if u have a good foundation. If you haven’t got her support find your tribe! They are out here and use TH-cam as your university
I absolutely love House of CB. There are not many brands that actually embrace the female body and make it look feminine and expensive. The prices are higher than other brands that I wear but it's totally worth it. I had no idea who owns it but now it definitely makes sense that a woman owns it 💜
She’s such an amazing and genuinely kind person! I still remember collecting dresses from her and providing cakes for her first store opening in Stratford. Meeting her wonderfully supportive parents was a real highlight. Her dedication and sharp business sense are truly inspiring-she absolutely deserves all her success!
Parents played a huge role in this success. So many people can do this and even more but parents and family stops them. I love everything about CB I wish I had supportive parents for real
I’ll be your supportive parent!!! I believe in you! You truly only have one life to live and experience, go all in even if it’s you vs the world.
Edit: because even if you fail or you succeed, you’ll end up dying either way so TRY!!!
She’s so inspiring i wish for God to give her all the happiness and success in the world she would be an incredible mother one day 🤲💗
Yay I love Conna! Successful, beautiful and looks good while doing it all x
Incredible story. I don’t think people realise the difference between starting a business and scaling a business to 250m in revenue a year profitably.
This must have taken unimaginable fortitude and consistency, especially in such a seemingly saturated industry.
This should be heralded as a great British success story.
Congrats and applause for accomplishing your ideas. Readying space in my wardrobe now more sure of my style.
This was great! Only feedback is Abbey, you interrupted her so many times that it distracted me sometimes. Otherwise, lovely. Thank you!
She is annoying
Another Great Interview 😊🎉Love how she started her business ❤🎉
Enjoyed the interview, however wish the interviewer didn’t interrupt her so much or not let her finish her sentences.
Abbey is learning and growing her brand too! She has children and I’m sure is very busy! I’m greatful she put this together for us to learn! This was a great episode
@LOBSTERWINGSnTINGZdoesn’t take away from the fact that she was rude by interrupting almost every sentence.
i love her
And we, all of us fans off you, love you too!
🔥🔥🔥
Her story is so inspirational 🥹🩷
@@ValerieMarie428 how? That parents took her to china?
Such an interesting discussion ❤
What a great example of vision and hard work💥
And the guest too 😂
She came out guns blazing in this interview. She's not shy anymore
Love Conna ❤
The ultimate boss 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I want to see the faces of the school teachers who said she has dyslexia when they see her today! She is a perfectionist that's it
Wish you’d revert back to the zoomed out camera angles used in the first few videos
Top business tips from this pod:
1. Have entrepreneurial parents
2. Have a capital-free loan from parents
3. Live rent-free with parents
4. Go on paid holiday with parents to obtain market contacts and research
5. Be attractive to gain interest
& according to the followers here..
6. Work hard by looking at pretty things
you have a narrow outlook on things
@simonesquared that's probably true. I don't dislike her, she comes across as a strong and beautiful woman, but the discussion doesn't seem to offer anything for less advantaged people (we won't use the P word). Would you help me expand my mind a little further please?
@@Marjibarji I so much agree
@@Marjibarji luv your comment
@@simonesquared ily queen
Why does the interviewer have an attitude?? 😳
entrepreneur is someone who made it from nothing ad not when parents take you to china and give you money to start
That is generational
Wealth- they gave her the skills and opportunity to build and grow rather than a spoilt attitude and entitled mentality to exploit their money… why does that bother you? Xxx
stupid uniformed comment, her parents were doing furniture, not fashion.
A teenager that made a fashion brand empire from nothing is what then?
To suggest her runway was paved by her parents is rubbish. Parents these days spend more money sending kids to university, does that mean if parents pay our Uni we can not be an Entrepreneur?
HouseofCB is just one of her brands and as the podcast says, FOUNDER. She created and evolved the brand herself, its super succesful and continues to grow.
Thats Entrpreneur in my books, and an extremely successful one.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
My parents have given me money to start and I’ve failed a lot of times. Hard work is still needed even if u have a good foundation. If you haven’t got her support find your tribe! They are out here and use TH-cam as your university
Next time stop cutting her off so much. She couldn’t finish a sentence without you inputting something.