area of expertise and your study and your future moving forward?

Yeah, so I was nearing the end of my degree, so at about one year since my grandma's diagnosis, and I was really trying to figure out what I wanted to do.

I had all the textbooks to study YAMSAT and go and do medicine.

I'd been accepted into the Masters of Physiotherapy, and we couldn't let go in my mind how incredible it was to be able to help and see the power of exercise from my grandma, and I wonder if I could do that for other people.

This coincided with a period in time where I read a book.

It's quite a famous book.

It's called It Starts With Why by Simon Sinek.

When you are meeting with a client and you're trying to encourage that engagement and they've been referred to by a treating specialist and they might be a little bit apprehensive, are you able to demonstrate your research or is that a part of the conversation as well? You know, information that you've gathered, is that part of your conversation?