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Meghan Markle on building a business and family: 'It's about being clear and authentic'
Meghan Markle recently appeared on Emma Grede's podcast Aspire, sharing candid reflections about her journey of self-discovery and empowerment.
In a relaxed and informal setting, the Duchess of Sussex discussed her evolving image in the public eye, the importance of truth, and her dedication to family and entrepreneurship.
During the podcast, she expressed her desire for honesty, saying, "I would ask people to tell the truth" if she could rewrite her public narrative.
This sentiment reflects her commitment to authenticity and transparency, values that she believes are essential in today's world .
Markle also shared her struggles with self-doubt, admitting, "I find myself cowering and tiptoeing into a room." However, she reminded herself that she is entitled to be clear and assertive, saying, "Just say what it is that you need... it doesn't make you demanding. It makes you clear."
This newfound confidence has empowered her to speak directly and authentically, especially as a woman of color.
The mother-of-two discussed how defying the "angry Black woman" stereotype led her to champion openness.
Reflecting on a powerful dialogue with Issa Rae and Ziwe, Markle said she was "so right" that speaking directly, especially as a woman of color, was "pretty inspiring."
Markle also detailed her experience in business and media, addressing her decision to pause the second season of Confessions of a Female Founder.
She acknowledged that she needs to focus on her business, building her lifestyle brand As Ever, and continuing work on her Netflix series With Love.
Her commitment to authenticity extends to family time, highlighting how gardening with Prince Harry and their children helps instill values like patience and responsibility.
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