So I always love that little quote as well.

Like nobody becomes a nutritionist to buy a Ferrari.

Although

there's a few of them that have done really well, you know, but that's not their driving force.

Like not one single one of my customers has ever come to me and said, I want to build a $10 million business.

And there's nothing wrong with saying that.

It's just they probably will go on to do that.

It's just that their focus is on the impact that they're going to have and the business, the help that they are going to be able to give people.

And then stuff happens, we have responsibilities, we have to pay the bills, and we start falling into life and careers that maybe weren't for us but i'm gonna hand this to you and i would love for you to share i don't know all of this story myself and i'm and i know it's fascinating but just the journey that you went on into that sort of you know from early adulthood into corporate and and where you found yourself and what it all means

Yeah, so I mean, when I was younger, when I was 18, I started singing and it was kind of something fun to do.

It was something I did really on the side.

And then when I was 22, I then started working for B&Q and I got a job in their marketing department.

And I applied for a job.

I had no idea what it even involved, but I thought it sounded fun.

And I walked into this room in a leopard print coat and bright red shoes into an office with two women who were dressed very similarly and just kind of instantly felt like, I'd found somewhere that I could really fit in and shine.

yeah