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when I lean back and I've been playing with this energy a lot because so many people say, you know, but then are you just passive? And I felt it myself, this concern, am I being too passive? But what life showed me is like the feminine.

When we're in our receptive mode, you think of our bodies, the masculine and the feminine.

The masculine opens and the feminine, or the masculine penetrates and the feminine opens.

So there is a required, there is more of a lean back required than what humans actually, I think a lot of people think of it as 50-50. this dance with life.

For me, it's not.

For me, it's like you surrender, you lean back.

And now it's a circular ecosystem.

Cheryl, which of the markets on the African continent are showing signs of growth and what are some of the differences between these markets and perhaps other markets that might lead or that might point to where that growth is coming from?

So the markets that are definitely pumping at the moment are South Africa, Zimbabwe and Zambia.

A lot of activity in Zambia and we're also seeing a lot of activity maybe moving across into DRC.

The reason why these markets are so important and the ingredients that are making them very active is linked to open access.

So open access is where you can not just buy power from the utility, but you can also buy power from private sector players.

And that's changed the landscape and the speed at which projects can be done in these markets.

The other thing that's quite important to understand is these are markets with high energy needs, given the mining operations that are happening in those countries.

How important is transmission capacity in these renewable conversations? At some point or another, any of the energy, any of the electricity we're generating, whether renewable or otherwise, does need to have infrastructure that supports it.