Aimee Connolly

So it's a balancing act.

um firstly thank you it is always like I never know how to take no I know it's horrible I know I'm like oh yeah I know but sorry and also like I have loads of days where I'm like god I hope I'm doing this right and imposter syndrome kicks in and you know so there's a there's a level of like the front you put out you have imposter syndrome oh definitely sometimes I think everyone does and I actually said uh to my mom recently I'm okay with it because I think it keeps you humble yeah

Because you're always a bit like, oh God.

Like not all the time, but just, you know, sometimes it might creep in.

Events in my life.

So some kind of facts.

I'm an only child.

So I think your independence probably comes a little bit quicker.

Single mom.

So I have watched a profile and her like absolutely succeed like no end.

I never knew my dad.

So...

Whether there's an element of I'm pushing ahead and being ambitious because I'm filling something.

I don't know.

I don't feel void of anything.

I just feel total passion for what I'm doing.

But I have definitely watched my mom, you know,

Put me into minders while she went working full time to make it work for the two of us.

She had very little family around her and took a career break, studied with me when I did my leaving search for property, started a property business, just signed a 10 year lease at 66.

Like she's unreal.