Recovering from anorexia.
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Recovering from anorexia.
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Being delusional and dreaming big.
Surviving this world.
I remember the day. It was just such a big day. It happened to be the same day that I got to be on the cover of Forbes. And I remember just being so overwhelmed by the opportunity that we had at hand, that we had closed this $1.45 billion fund - first time - probably in the top five of first-time funds ever that had been closed.
To be working still.
The fans’ reaction at the end of Game Of Thrones because I think it was brilliant.
To my husband for all the huffing and puffing.
I want people to really, really cry so The Lark Ascending by Vaughan Williams.
I was very ill with anorexia when I was a teenager. I went into hospital voluntarily, otherwise they were going to section me.
It would be lovely if people thought I was kind.
When I was 15, I went to a rugby match at Twickenham with my dad and we went back to his friend Hugh’s house and Hugh made me a perfect cup of tea. I just remember feeling really happy because it was such a brilliant day and I loved being with my dad.
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