Di Foster

And it's like, do you know what I mean?

You're not from, I don't know.

I've been incredibly lazy.

So I haven't, I've been incredibly lazy in that I haven't gone, okay, I need all of my business to come from Christchurch.

I'm sure if I did it, I would.

But also in my working life, I've always travelled.

I've never, all my jobs have been travelling.

So for the time that before I did, you know, started back doing this full time was about the only time I haven't travelled a lot.

Because it was just a weird little... It's interesting, though, because I feel a bit sensitive about it because of the travel question.

Because I am, I will, in the future, look at just curbing that back a little bit, just in terms of what I take on and for the value in which I do it.

Because you're right, like, as you know, when you were travelling to Auckland all the time...

It's a massive... Time suck.

It's a massive time suck, yeah.

And even lately I've been just really cutting my trips down as much as I can, but it's just the airport and the travel and all of that.

I love the fact that I can fly into Hamilton a lot easier these days with Air New Zealand.

That makes my life a dream because I used to, when I first started coming, I used to drive down from Auckland and they were massive days.

So it's a lot more refined now.

But even I think when you do travel and maybe this is a little pep talk for this up and coming trip, you really do need to look after yourself, eh?

When you get off the plane at the other end and you've got to use your voice and you've got to bring the energy and all of those things, that's one of the reasons I'm going to reduce the amount of travel I do because it does take a toll.

And while I do a lot of things to look after myself, it's a constant juggle.