Can you just very quickly just introduce yourself? Tell us a little bit about you, about your property business, and I suppose just what the high level sort of summary is that kind of got you from, I suppose, GP to property investor.

Yeah, of course.

And I think you've summed it up at the beginning pretty well.

I mean, I've been within the NHS for a good 20 years as a doctor, as partner for 15 years, senior partner for eight.

I spent 10 years as a trainer, so training GPs, so essentially taking junior doctors and working with them as sort of one-to-one mentoring role to help them qualify as GPs.

I was also the primary care network clinical director for a time so that was looking after not just my own practice but a bunch of practices in my local area and I'm also an appraiser so I work on behalf of the GMC every year doctors we just need to sit down with another doctor once a year talk through the year that we've had and any goals have we achieved those have we worked how did we work against them and setting goals for the year.

ahead.

What was it that you did and what was it that you recognised you didn't have that you felt like you need? What was the bit that needed fixing for you to actually execute?

Yeah

... and, uh, I...

in my paper I t- I quote him as well, but I quote him in the, the scene with Tom Bombadil, um, who I named my dog after, uh, when he speaks about the fact that, um, you know, Tom Bombadil is the master of the woods and, the woods and hills.

But, um, when Frodo asks him, "So does all this belong to him?" And, and, and Goldberry says, "No, that would, that would be such a burden.

They...

Each thing belongs to itself." So that's...

I think that's Tolkien absolutely understanding the creatio ex nihilo and the metaphysics of creation.

Yeah