I think it takes a certain kind of character to be in a situation and to have instinct to know that there's an opportunity there and to actually go for it. I was always the new kid in school I went to thirteen schools I was often alone not always but often alone and so I just was always able to put myself into any situation and be anywhere and kind of just talk. It happens even now at this level of success and knowing people like billionaires self-made, he says.
Starring on The Real Housewives of New York City since the show's 2008 debut, Bethenny Frankel has transformed from struggling natural food chef to full-on mogul. In the process, she's changed the way her fellow reality stars, and women, do business. But recently, after overcoming her own personal tragedies, Bethenny has turned her concern to those in need...because why have all these successes if you're not using it to help those who truly need it?
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