Ash London

And maybe kind of

miss this huge part of me that I have like dedicated my life to my work.

And I listened to Chrissy Swan.

I think I want to say it was the imperfects.

And she was talking on the podcast and she said, a big part of my identity is my work.

And I'm not ashamed about that.

And it was like the first time I'd heard a woman say that.

And I was like,

oh, okay, I can miss that huge part of me and feel like part of me is missing.

That doesn't make me a bad mum.

It doesn't make me a bad feminist.

It doesn't make me anything.

It just means that work has been my everything and now it's gone and I was looking back on the life that I had lived going, was that a movie?

In what universe did any of that happen?

Like I remember once I flew to LA to interview Pink and

for something and then six days later they were like, well, you can interview Harry Styles also in LA.

And I was like, well, I'm not staying in LA for six days so I'll come home first.

That's just not even practical.

I'll just fly 17 hours and then two days later come back because that's a bit of fun.

Good for the air points, good for my frequent fly mouth.