Di Foster

And as much as it can be in a huge strength, at times it can be the equal weakness.

Because of that familiarity and because we are then putting personal stuff almost – like sometimes I just like going to work to get away from my personal life, not in a bad way, just in a – I just want to get on with the day.

And I do – I know Seth Godin says we don't need our authentic self to come to work, but it would be really great if our professional self did.

I think – yeah, if –

My husband would go to work, it would just turn up in his pyjamas, I reckon.

I don't think he'd ever get out of his pyjamas.

And so it's not helpful, you know.

So it's like bringing our professional self, I think, is really important.

Also that demonstration of oscillation.

I think that's a great example of, you know, things don't always go to plan.

Yep, we would have liked to have been doing this, but this situation's happened.

And then, as you say, completely focused into that moment and being there for the family in that way.

And we gave him assholes about it.

No shit.

I know.

And we were like, just stay focused.

It's going to cost a lot of money.

You need to be careful.

I know.

Fucking hell.