Hi Trinny, Just a tip regarding the smoking thing. I was a 25+ a day smoker from the age of 15 to 37. I tried everything to quit, and then my husband read this book by Alan Carr called Easy way, and he stopped overnight. He was a heavier smoker than me! I was very skeptical, and I refused to read the last chapter entitled 'You will now smoke your last cigarette' for about two months. One day I was watching a film where the main character was sat on a couch watching tv with nothing but a cup of tea and I thought 'Wow, I wish I could be that content to not have to delay going out for a smoke'. It was enough inspo to read that final chapter. That morning at work I put my almost full pack of cigs and my lighter in a builders skip and never looked back. I felt free, and have no cravings at all. I was also less anxious. I am now 44 and I cannot even imagine smoking, and don't see myself as quitting, more gaining.
Ladies, thank you so much for this! My friend and I have watched you both for years. We're 29 and we've loved watching you since we've been 23/24 - perhaps even earlier. You're just great to listen to. Open, warm & confident. Thank-you again xxx
What a lovely woman! This is a great conversation. I totally understand the fear of dying alone. For me it was “who is responsible for me now I’m on my own”. Being alone is a totally liberating once the fear is gone. I feel a bit sorry for couples because they need to compromise all the time.
Hi Trinny, Just a tip regarding the smoking thing. I was a 25+ a day smoker from the age of 15 to 37. I tried everything to quit, and then my husband read this book by Alan Carr called Easy way, and he stopped overnight. He was a heavier smoker than me! I was very skeptical, and I refused to read the last chapter entitled 'You will now smoke your last cigarette' for about two months. One day I was watching a film where the main character was sat on a couch watching tv with nothing but a cup of tea and I thought 'Wow, I wish I could be that content to not have to delay going out for a smoke'. It was enough inspo to read that final chapter. That morning at work I put my almost full pack of cigs and my lighter in a builders skip and never looked back. I felt free, and have no cravings at all. I was also less anxious. I am now 44 and I cannot even imagine smoking, and don't see myself as quitting, more gaining.
Ladies, thank you so much for this! My friend and I have watched you both for years. We're 29 and we've loved watching you since we've been 23/24 - perhaps even earlier. You're just great to listen to. Open, warm & confident. Thank-you again xxx
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Loved this! I wish you were both my friends!
Love love love these two
Two of my favourite women!
Great as always! So refreshing and genuine!🙏🏽
What a lovely woman! This is a great conversation. I totally understand the fear of dying alone. For me it was “who is responsible for me now I’m on my own”. Being alone is a totally liberating once the fear is gone. I feel a bit sorry for couples because they need to compromise all the time.
Both so inspiring 💛 thank you xxxxx
Fantastic episode!!! I love hearing two successful women being open and honest about their relationships!!! Bravo!
Trinny I love your shirt. Where is it from?
Stoned & Waisted X
So uplifting 💕
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where is your shirt from
Stoned & Waisted 💕
Mia...
Yes, I do!
50 this year, no kids, no current partner... yup! I do think about dying alone, or worse...with cats.
I was lucky, got both from incredible parents
Stellar!
Hello lovely TRINNY. From DENMARK 🥰🥰🥰
اموت فيكي عشان انتي كيكي أتمنى وانا اداويكي ياء كيكي