Leah Behn, Susanne Kjellhov og Caroline Kildebo

ELLE Norway

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00:00Welcome to the hotel room.

00:04I thought we should start a film to turn it off to give you all the time.

00:18I was like, I'm going to write this down.

00:20I'm going to write this down.

00:22I'm going to write this down.

00:24I'm going to write this down.

00:28This is the peace and peace for the day.

00:58Yeah, there is actually a question about Lea, so we will start a conversation with her,

01:13but you also met Susanne Kienov, who is the general manager in Content Lab.

01:21But Lea, you are a friend of Dora, and you have taken the most of the most of the friends of Dora,

01:29and you are in the future, and you have taken the most of the friends of Dora.

01:37How do you do that?

01:43No, it's a very good question. It's a very good question.

01:48It's just about the fact that I've always been in the first place of Dora,

01:55and took a few hours, and always found comfort in skincare,

02:02and taking time to sit down on filming.

02:09I always talk to a camera. It sounds a bit weird,

02:15but since I was probably 10 years old,

02:18I've always had so many things with my father,

02:20but it's a very good question.

02:22It's a very good question.

02:24It's a very good question.

02:26It's a very good question.

02:28It's a very good question.

02:30But I thought it was just about to take the steps I remember when I was 13 or 13,

02:36and I had to film a lot of videos that I took to post it in,

02:39and then I had to have Instagram.

02:42It was a very good question,

02:43so I remember that I was just like,

02:45let's go,

02:46let's take a post and see what's going on,

02:48and film a video,

02:50and we were watching this.

02:52And I kept going on the job for a long time,

02:54so I started learning how to play with my 3rd class.

02:57And, I was actually just looking at I'm still in the middle.

03:01And I was looking at the content in 2021,

03:06so I started learning how I started learning what I was the biggest job.

03:10So I thought it was just a big deal for my career.

03:13And, while I was actually looking at the storytelling for my then,

03:17So that was great.

03:21What did you think about it?

03:25Wow, so cool!

03:27It's a dream to have.

03:29We think we're going to play a super talent.

03:33And I think that it's a fantastic way to start an X-Men.

03:37So we're going to play more from the start.

03:41Yes, we do.

03:43Let's go!

03:45Let's go all the same.

03:49Okay.

03:51Gen Z.

03:53Spengde målgruppe.

03:55It's not that we've been talking about here in the fremtiden.

03:59Gen Z is the generation of fred

04:03between 1996 and 2010.

04:05It's the first generation of fred.

04:07It's their natural habitat.

04:11They feel very good there.

04:13They do very much research.

04:15And they're definitely there out there.

04:17They're out of 60% of all of them are on TikTok.

04:21It's so sweet.

04:23So they're in a research generation.

04:25And they jager tender.

04:27And they have progressive holdninger.

04:31And they know much.

04:33And they're doing a few things.

04:35And they're doing the job.

04:37And they're not going to do that, but they're not going to do it.

04:39But how do you get it?

04:41So now I wonder if you're a little bit more defensive

04:45and how much of a thousand dollars is it?

04:49There are many different ways to take a market experience

04:53and determine which strategies you can use for it.

04:57It's also very important for you to create a personality for you.

05:01To help you with new generations

05:05and how much of a social media works.

05:09And how much of a social media works.

05:11How much more people buy what they buy,

05:14what they take on the skin.

05:16And if it's just a market-sfaring game

05:19or something like that.

05:21Because there are many false things there out there.

05:24And there are many things you can be a little bit of

05:27or a little bit of focus on a market-sfaring strategy.

05:32I feel like it's not to keep yourself so serious.

05:36And even if you have a good plan,

05:40let yourself slip a little bit off.

05:44And be creative.

05:46Not to keep yourself in a box.

05:48And that's why I feel very important to plan yourself.

05:50And think a little bit like

05:53What are I doing?

05:55What are you doing?

05:57I feel like you can be a consumer,

06:00but also a seller.

06:02And think about both ways.

06:05And think about what I want to set.

06:08Because you don't want to sell, sell, sell, sell.

06:11And that's why I want to beat it.

06:13And that's why I want to push it a bit.

06:15You don't need this.

06:17It's more about building community.

06:22To be good in yourself.

06:26To have products that enhance.

06:28And not to go into your own business.

06:33And to be creative and other things.

06:36And there are a generation that resonates with good values and good stories.

06:42And there are you giving it a positive result.

06:44For the people who are today,

06:47The children of ours today,

06:48Should have been given to them.

06:49And then, learn to their own or their own.

06:51But do you see at the other groups and things have got good stories?

06:54And that's the process?

06:55Absolutely.

06:57I can just make it clear that this is why we are focused on.

07:01And we've been trained together on the leader.

07:03And now it's been used to our advantage of our career.

07:05We are a team on the other, but we are a little older than 40, but we need to go back and be leaders of the group.

07:17For there is almost no one who understands the young group.

07:21Because if we are doing a fail, then it's a fail.

07:24So it's when we are working on the other part of the process.

07:27But there we have led a new skill, so we just follow it again.

07:31But when it comes to other people, it's very exciting for us.

07:35Because Dora has a great product, and we have ambitions to go back.

07:41And we think that our products, which are good ingredients, are good ingredients.

07:47So our ambition is what we want to do.

07:51So it's really good for us to be a little older group.

07:55So we will take our products.

07:57And as we have done our products, we don't care about our products.

08:03And we also take our distributors.

08:07So I think it's important to think that, even if no one is going to ask them to the younger people,

08:13Or they don't want to ask them to ask them to use dream creeps,

08:17Even if I was 60 and they're not going to ask them to go for a while.

08:19Or they do not have to use dream creeps.

08:21And it's like that they have to use them to use them.

08:23and she's like,

08:25she's like,

08:27I don't know what to say.

08:29But,

08:31I feel like the same thing

08:33that I have been very emotional

08:35and I have to make it

08:37and make it

08:39and the more

08:41I feel like

08:43that the whole

08:45I feel like

08:47it's a little bit

08:49I think it's a great way to be able to get into it.

08:54And the more glow, the better.

08:57Because it's not just about how to get into it.

09:03I think it's fantastic.

09:05As you're in there, you've made it very special.

09:10It's very special when you come to Disciplesone,

09:13namely to go exclusively with HM Beauty in order to sell videos.

09:19Can you tell us a little bit about what you want to do?

09:24HM Beauty is of course right in the young people.

09:29They are one of the most important things.

09:35So to work with HM is very special.

09:39I think it's very special for our product today.

09:43I think it's very much about how to build crust and crust.

09:46When we came to HM Beauty first,

09:49I thought it was very nice to come to the boutique,

09:53but also to bring over to the network,

09:55and to have a good branding of sales and HM Beauty,

10:00with HM Beauty and HM Beauty.

10:02I think it's very nice to come to the boutique,

10:05and it's very nice to see how we build.

10:10Spent!

10:11Apropos this,

10:12here we see HM Beauty first in August,

10:15so Dora has not existed so long,

10:17but here it's already a big brand on the road.

10:21Can you tell us,

10:23what's going to do with HM Beauty?

10:25What's the dream for Dora now?

10:27What's the dream for Dora now?

10:28This is something I want to work with,

10:30and I'm in gear so much I can.

10:34It's like a young baby,

10:36so it's very exciting to develop and work.

10:39And I think it's extremely fun.

10:41I feel like I've always had a problem

10:42to call myself a businesswoman.

10:44So I feel like...

10:46We work now for 2026-2027.

10:49It's just...

10:50Now it's going very fast when you plan to get so long.

10:54But we work with the dream for Dora,

10:59it was very long time.

11:00We started three days before we started Dora,

11:05so we started to do the same time,

11:07and we started to do the same thing.

11:09So it's about time to take,

11:11so it's about time to take,

11:12but there are many more students

11:14that come in the future.

11:15And it's the extreme stage

11:17that I can do with this,

11:19I was like,

11:20when I've already found out what I could do.

11:22But with the small,

11:24when I was so little,

11:26I started to get new things

11:29that I can't wait for you.

11:34We're also on this idea,

11:37and I think it's many people

11:39who are with me on this.

11:41And we can see what you need for Dora.

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