Di Foster

Shah's only been here for three weeks.

You've given Steve the platform to offload his stuff.

I would say that your time will come.

So I think that's what you're probably seeing.

Yeah, and I do... But we want to make sure that that doesn't become a habit.

Yeah, and that's the point, isn't it?

This is a fixed deadline.

So the pressure is far more enormous than if it's just a regular business as usual.

And this is all quite new, but I think it's really good that you bring it up now so that when you do get back post-World Cup, it's like, actually, what are the things now?

And as you go during your day, I'd quietly write them down to go, right, when I'm going to pass over for the week, then I'm going to teach you all these things at once.

Does that make sense?

Rather than going, look, can I interrupt you?

I need to teach you this.

Go actually on a Thursday at whatever or, you know, scheduled it.

And that's where I think some of your rhythm comes from in business is like taking the time to pass things over, not necessarily in the moment, but, you know, that accumulate.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So that there does become a bit of a rhythm.

Yeah, and produce a bloody good product and be really, really present.

Because this is, like, this is a big deal and it's, I would say, you know, I don't know, I'm not really a football fan, but, you know, this is kind of like a once in a lifetime type thing.