But not because the 29-year-old London-born daughter of Suzi and David Malin doesn’t agree. Far from it.

It is because she wants to be more like a Dragon on Dragon’s Den, or to be one of Lord Sugar’s aides.

Angelica has carved herself a role as one of Britain’s youngest and most well-respected entrepreneurs, and a future place by the side of someone of Lord Sugar’s stature wouldn’t be out of the question.

Her path to such lofty ambitions come from, what she describes as, “allowing for flexibility of mindset, and that you have to just follow your curiosity”.

The founder and editor-in-chief of About Time magazine, the UK’s leading lifestyle website, this week launched her book She Made It (KoganPage, £14.99).

The book, which broke into Amazon’s top six career guides before release date, is a toolkit designed to tackle the real challenges female founders face in the digital age.

She explained: “I have been hosting female empowerment festivals and events for the last couple of years.

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