Jun 29, 2026 · 31 min · 10 segments
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Maybe what makes us tick.
Yeah.
And maybe-
Yeah.
Yeah.
Might help, might help you feel a little bit more at home when you listen to us anyway.
Hope- hopefully.
And it might help you understand why we're asking some of the questions we're asking.
Yep.
Yeah.
Totally.
And Jules is gonna start.
So why are we doing what we're doing, Jules?
Well, from my memory, [laughs] you and I, we've been talking about this for quite a while.
We have.
Um, [laughs] yeah.
We had the lovely pleasure of working together for quite a while, and I think the thing we noticed in that time was that you and I had a really similar outlook towards, um, how we see what we do in the, in the broader picture of work, like how we, um, look at people and the s- the service and connection that we wanna make with people.
Yeah.
And I, and I think from memory, we started having conversations about how we didn't worry about the people that were sitting in front of us because they were there, they were getting the information-
Yeah
...
they were with health professionals.
But we were a bit concerned about the people who didn't end up in front of us.
Yeah.
And not, not that we were saying that we were, you know, the be-all and end-all, but people who weren't for whatever reason, whether it be financial or physical or distance, like ge- geographical reasons-
Maybe what makes us tick.
Yeah.
And maybe-
Yeah.
Yeah.
Might help, might help you feel a little bit more at home when you listen to us anyway.
Hope- hopefully.
And it might help you understand why we're asking some of the questions we're asking.
Yep.
Yeah.
Totally.
And Jules is gonna start.
So why are we doing what we're doing, Jules?
Well, from my memory, [laughs] you and I, we've been talking about this for quite a while.
We have.
Um, [laughs] yeah.
We had the lovely pleasure of working together for quite a while, and I think the thing we noticed in that time was that you and I had a really similar outlook towards, um, how we see what we do in the, in the broader picture of work, like how we, um, look at people and the s- the service and connection that we wanna make with people.
Yeah.
And I, and I think from memory, we started having conversations about how we didn't worry about the people that were sitting in front of us because they were there, they were getting the information-
Yeah
...
they were with health professionals.
But we were a bit concerned about the people who didn't end up in front of us.
Yeah.
And not, not that we were saying that we were, you know, the be-all and end-all, but people who weren't for whatever reason, whether it be financial or physical or distance, like ge- geographical reasons-
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