Emma Grede

then you've got something.

But don't talk to me about all of the other stuff because it's just not interesting and it's not the truth.

That's what I need to do.

A motivation injection.

now about everything that you've become and everything you've achieved is she the kind of mum who says I'm proud of you I love you or is she someone who just takes it for granted no you know it's so funny like I have a very emotional mother I saw her for dinner last night and she is like beyond proud of me and she says it to me every time she sees me you know I come from a very affectionate family they're like a kiss on the lips and every family member tells each other that they love each other all the time it's very hard to get off the phone I love you I love you um

Yeah, my mum is really proud of me and my sisters are really proud of me.

And I think that, you know, when I grew up, I grew up feeling very loved.

Like we didn't have a lot, but I had a lot of conviction and

A lot of support.

You know, I've said it a million times, but my mum said, you know, Emma, you're not better than anybody else, but nor is anyone better than you.

And I really believed it.

Like I was like, no one's better than me.

And I remember when I went to work, you know, I had a work placement at Quintessentially when I was a kid and it was like, you know.

Ben Elliot and what's his name?

Tom Parker Bowles and Harry Beecher and all of these like amazing toffs that were very lovely to me.

But I was like, what school did you go to?

Like Eton?

That's a real thing.

I thought it was like Harry Potter.

Like I had no idea, you know, but I was like, yeah, cool.