About

Hi, my name is Jade English,

If you’ve ended up here, I guess you may have spotted me on the latest series of The Apprentice.
I’ve set this page up to share my thoughts and feelings with you along the way, along with sharing some of my life experiences with you.

Never in a million years would I have thought that I would be in such a privileged position to be able to experience something as huge as The Apprentice, but here I am and I would like to share my colourful stories with you to show you what has brought me to where I am today.

This blog will probably include lots of deep thoughts, nice food, fashion and the occasional moan but generally I would like to see my site as a place that people can come along to, cheer themselves up and be inspired to go on and achieve whatever they want.

I’m not sure of the shape this blog is going to take, but I guess that’s all part of the fun journey. I hope you enjoy!

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  • Road trip across the country to get here successful! Beyond excited to try out two Michelin star restaurant @resnathanoutlaw !! #food #foodie #roadtrip #Iliterallygettooexcitedbyfoodhelpme
  • HAPPY GALENTINES 💖💋✨ love you and miss you more than you know @hiltonella ... what a night!! xo #valentines #galentines #gbea #greatbritishentrepeneurawards
  • Bit nervous to post this but my amazing friends have reassured me that you should never been ashamed of your experiences that got you to where you are now! Last year, I achieved a lot of things I’d always dreamt of. Yet, I felt like I was on this never ending rat race wheel, once finally achieving goals, quickly forgetting how far I’d come and looking for the next thing to accomplish. Nothing ever felt enough, my ambition was killing me. My striving for more and more, constantly left me feeling dissatisfied, never living in the now, always looking for the next moment in life, the next best thing, the next pay cheque. I decided to take a month to explore myself, explore the world, and find out what happiness actually looked like to me, find out what it meant to be content in that given moment, not wishing for the next thing or thinking I could always find a way to improve the now. I headed to India to live with monks without the influence of my ‘normal’ life around me. It was tough, no internet, no contact, no luxuries but something within me changed. I think I actually started to accept myself for who I am. I’m not going to pretend like I had some sort of magical life changing epiphany and don’t still have days where I wonder what the hell is going on, but what I am truly grateful for, is the time it gave me to sit back, consciously evaluate what was important to me, what my values were and the direction I wanted my life to head in. Off the back of it, I realised the importance of communication and came home and set up my own podcasting company, to help people communicate (which I adore), took a step back from the false reality of social media, learnt how to say no to things I didn’t want to do, and started dedicating more time to loved ones. I’m excited (and nervous) to share the full short documentary with you but I hope you, a friend or a family member gain something from it. I’ve learnt it’s ok sometimes to feel lost in life, and life isn’t always a straight line, it’s ups and downs but that’s what makes you alive. Thank you to everyone who was a part of this journey, the people 100% made it and I am truly grateful from the bottom of my heart✌🏻
  • That, my friends, is what we call a snow day ❄️
  • Back in my happy place and all wrapped up!! @bbcradiomanchester #TheDeadGoodShow - you know the drill! 👉🏻
  • Hong Kong, I love you 🇭🇰

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