Amanda Luxon

I don't bow to that pressure, which actually is probably good because that same feeling is implemented now when things are thrown at me.

It's like you're not within my sphere of influence.

So I'm not going to ask advice from you.

So I'm not going to take your criticism.

So I know within myself who I am.

I know my strengths and my weaknesses, and I've got a very close group of people around me that I respect and love me and will speak to me what I need to hear.

Dominic Harvey, thank you for having me.

I know, I love that.

And I'm not your mother, telling you off either.

Possibly, but I think we're in the same generation.

By design, yes.

Yeah, and that's a common comment.

I'm a gregarious introvert.

And, you know, having worked with Myers-Briggs a lot, introversion is often misunderstood.

Introversion is really about where do you get your energies from?

Where do you re-energize yourself?

And so, say Christopher and I are out for an evening, for example, and I've spent my whole time, you know,

doing my non-provert self, which is putting out a lot of energy externally, I'll come home and I'm exhausted.

I'll fall asleep in the car and it's like, he comes home as an extrovert who loves that and he'll be buzzing.

He'll need to have some television to calm down or call someone on the telephone.