Ellyse Perry

I love it.

Like it doesn't feel like a job I lose track of time.

Um, but if you ask me to go into a photo shoot, like that's the longest day of my life, um, for multiple reasons.

Um, and so like the amount of photo shoots that I would do a year, well, because I don't get asked to do that many photo shoots, but like, it wouldn't be many because if I had to do them all the time, I'd, I'd be so drained and I'd be a terrible version of myself.

Um, but there are things that you have to do, like, you know, same with like functions and that kind of stuff.

Um, so then I just like try and find things that give me

lots of energy back.

And that's been a really nice thing because I think in modern day life, it doesn't really matter what you do as a vocation.

There's not really a lot of balance to it.

And especially if you want to be really good at something or you want to give your all to something, like from a time perspective, it's just, you know, especially when you're in the thick of it and you're grafting and you're trying to like master something like that takes a lot of time.

But if it gives you all the energy in the world, then like, I think that's a great thing.

I'm far from wise, far from wise.

I was actually thinking about, I haven't seen that book in ages.

That book.

But it reminds me, so I guess that's the point in time.

I would never read that again because I think I wrote- Other people should buy it and read it.

I think you get it for free.

But yeah, I kind of look at that and I can't remember when.

Maybe it was 2020.

So what's that?