Welcome to Happy Thistle.
Today, I'm joined by the wonderful Caroline McFarlan.
Caroline joined the health and wellness brand Arbonne in 2007 and has built an extraordinary business that has helped her inspire, mentor and support thousands of people across the UK and beyond.
But Caroline's story is about so much more than just business success. Before Arbonne, she dedicated much of her life to helping others through her work with Childline, bringing comfort, support, and compassion to those who needed it most.
She also enjoyed working alongside legendary performers such as Alvin Stardust and the Bay City Rollers, adding yet another remarkable chapter to her life's journey.
Within the UK Arbonne community, Caroline and her husband are affectionately known as the mum and dad of Arbonne. They have mentored, encouraged, and inspired countless people over the years, and Caroline's warmth, wisdom, and kindness have a way of touching hearts and often bringing tears to people's eyes...mainly mine!!
A proud grandmother of seven, Caroline is deeply grateful that her hard work has given her the freedom to spend precious time with her family and to travel the world with her husband of 43 years.
I absolutely adore Caroline—and once you've listened you will too.
So settle in with a cup of tea or a fizzstick 🥰 and join us for a conversation filled with stories, laughter, wisdom, and heart as we welcome the truly inspiring Caroline McFarlan to Happy Thistle.
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