Aimee Connolly

And there's definitely some moments like when I was growing up,

Mom would say that she would drop me off to my minder.

And at one time when I was like three, I called my minder mom and she was like bawling crying.

But she had to do it.

And, you know, I definitely got different benefits from that, you know, probably more social from being around more people, more independent from knowing that, you know, you have to get up and get on with it to a certain extent.

But equally was shared with like absolute love for my mom, you know, that that's why, you know, particularly not knowing my dad, I don't feel any void from that.

Yeah.

And like you, I always say to my team alone, like you spend so much time working.

Like try and make sure you work somewhere that you feel a purpose and that you actually feel like you're regressing and whatever that looks like for you.

But like such a big portion of your time is given up to it.

You may as well be happy where you are.

Yeah, my baby's sculpted.

um I don't know I am very much someone who kind of I've referenced a few times like try not to overthink things and get overwhelmed so I'm just like it'll be grand it has to be grand do you know what it will as well like I'm very the same I'm very the same like I'm just like I'll just keep going and it'll happen and it'll be fine I'm also lucky to know a lot of like yourself like working moms who are an example of like don't get me wrong it's usually caveat a bit it's tough yeah she's like