Barbara Scully

It was either that or put box dies in and I thought, oh, feck it, I'll just leave it and see what happens.

And then I quite liked it.

And I'm saving myself a fortune in time and money.

But when I published my book, I was down in West Cork and I met a woman who I know vaguely not very well.

She would be quite a high profile woman in business, right?

She's on the top of one of the biggest companies in the country.

And I met her somewhere and she was complimenting me on my book or congratulating me on my book.

And she said, and you've let your hair go grey.

It's amazing.

And I said, well, you know, it's easy to do.

And she goes, oh, yeah.

She said, I'd love to do it.

And I said, well, all you have to do is stop.

Stop doing the other thing.

And that's what happens.

And she goes, I couldn't do that, she said, because I wouldn't be taken seriously in work if I did that.

And I thought, wow.

Really?

This woman is a CEO and she's like really, you know, at the top of her game.

And she feels that she has to conform.