Gwyneth Paltrow And Will.i.Am Front New Technology Show

If you didn't know this before – Gwyneth Paltrow isn't one to rest on her laurels.

Last week, the Oscar-winning actress announced she was parting ways from her online lifestyle website Goop and it has just been announced she is to become a mentor on a new reality show for Apple, centred on technology and business.

According to a statement from the actress, she will be joining forced with singer Will.i.am and technology investor Gary Vaynerchuk to star on a Dragon's Den-type show called Planet of the Apps.

As Apple's first television show, it will see the three tech-savvy mentors see entrepreneurs compete for a £10 million investment in an app idea.

With experience in creating lifestyle website Goop in 2008, Paltrow says: 'This is a great opportunity to be part of a series that lets us use our experiences to help app developers break through and create viable businesses that will impact peoples' lives.'

The news comes just a week after the mother-of-two appeared at the 2016 Sage Summit to announce she wanted to disassociate herself from Goop.

'In order to build the brand I want to build, its scalability is limited if I connect to it,' she said. 

'So I always think: 'How can I grow the brand? How can I separate myself from the brand?' and I think its going to be more its own brand. 

'My dream is that one day no one will remember that I had anything to do with it," she added.

In light of Paltrow's new business venture, we've rounded up seven practical lessons from Goop*

*It's not all about vaginal steaming and juice cleanses, you know

Gluten-Free Lemon Ricotta Pancakes

Taken from Goop's healthy breakfast recipe section, Gwyneth gives us some LA breakfast inspiration with these healthy gluten-free pancakes. 

The ultimate guide to visiting Paris in August

Fortunately, an A-list lifestyle comes with the ability to discover cities around the world. 

Here, Goop provides an in-depth city guide to Paris in the summer with a roundup of tried-and-tested Parisian spots with new restaurants, bars, and shop recommendations opening this August.

The best workout videos

With a body like Gwyn's, it's easy to see she takes exercising very seriously.

Fortunately for us, Goop provides the best online workouts from A-list celebrity trainers from yogis to ballet instructors.

How to get beach hair, without the beach

From sea-salt sprays and hair oils to leave-in conditioners and balms, Goop runs down the best way to achieve beach-looking hair with minimal effort. 

For example, when it comes to using electrical products A-list hairstylist Adir Abergel advises: 'Rather than curling your hair from roots to ends for a perfectly barreled curl, make just a slight wave, curling from mid-shaft, leaving the ends out. Tug on the hair while it's still hot to loosen the curl and stretch out/deconstruct the wave.' 

How to cook an egg

While it might sound easy, boiling, scrambling, poaching and frying eggs is no mean feat especially when there's so many varying tips and tricks from the experts. The team at Goop have combined all the advice in one simple cooking guide here.  

Tip: for the perfect scrambled egg, add 1 teaspoon heavy cream. 

Career tips from the experts

Wanting to start your own business? Earn more money? Get out of debt? Improve your negotiation skills? Goops offers in-depth Q&As with high-profile business women who have built their businesses from the bottom up.

Our current favourite? An interview with computer programmer and founder of DailyWorth (a website helping women in business) Amanda Steinberg. 

Summer reading guide

From this year's latest releases to the classics that you have been dying to read but never had the chance to, Goop runs down your go-to guide to literature this summer.

Love Yourself

Authors of Conscious Loving: The Journey to Co-Commitment by Gay Hendricks and Kathryn Hendricks wrote a piece for the website in 2012 titled 'Taking Responsibility for our Relationships'.

'Something unloved lurks at the base of almost all relationship issues. The more each of us gives loving presence to all of ourselves, the more available we become to receive and enjoy the flow of love and harmony. 

'An unloved part of ourselves has a tendency to look like it lives over there in the other person and leads to control and power struggles. It's much easier, more efficient, and more productive to love yourself thoroughly than to try to get others to change.'

Gwyneth's advice – not so goopy after all.