Thursday 6 October 2022 05:07 PM Holly Willoughby talks personal growth and learning as she celebrates one year ... trends now
Holly Willoughby celebrated the one year anniversary of her lifestyle brand and website Wylde Moon on Thursday - taking to the site to reflect on the first 365 days.
Admitting 'I didn't want to make a mikstake', the This Morning presenter explained that it was a year of personal growth as she grappled with taking responsibility for the business and making decisions.
The celebration comes as the TV personality moves on from a troubled few weeks, after sparking backlash from her recent 'queuegate' controversy, which saw her and This Morning co-host Phillip Schofield accused of skipping the queue to see the Queen lying in state.
'I didn’t want to make a mistake, the buck stops with me!': Holly Willoughby, 41, talks personal growth and learning as she celebrates one year of lifestyle brand Wilde Moon... after a troubled few weeks following 'queuegate'
Holly describes Wylde Moon as an 'ever-evolving journey of self discovery', with recipes, articles and astrology pieces available to read and a boutique selling products suc as perfumes, wax melts and jewelry.
Reflecting on the past year in a post to the site, the presenter explained that taking responsibilty for the business side was a challenge,
She wrote: 'This is all very new to me and one of the hardest things was realising that the buck stops with me! It’s not like you can say, "oh, I’ll ask them and if they sign it off we’re good to go." Every decision is on my shoulders and to begin with that was scary because I didn’t want to make a mistake.
Bumps in the road: Reflecting on the past year in a post to the site, the presenter explained that taking responsibilty for the business side was a challenge
Wylde Moon: Holly describes Wylde Moon as an 'ever-evolving journey of self discovery', with recipes, articles and astrology pieces available to read
Growing: Detailing her journey of growth within the year of beginning the brand, she added: 'This has been such an opportunity to learn and grow'
'What I love is that it forces you to trust your instincts and really listen to that gut feeling of
