Emma Grede

There's a piece of that that I am like, kind of keeps me hungry.

It keeps me thinking like, what's next?

What's next?

Don't rest on your laurels.

Don't get lazy.

There's also a piece of that that goes, there's thousands of...

hundreds of thousands of millions of kids like me.

And so how could you be useful and actually take what it is that you've learned and you've done and make sure that other people that sort of

naturally have less opportunity could maybe have more because I know that I can pinpoint all the moments of of lift that happened and it wasn't always because I was out maneuvering everyone like some stuff just like you know the stars aligned um but I guess that that the answer to your question is that that is always in the back of my mind and it somewhat fuels me I think that I've got out of the mentality now that it can all be gone tomorrow but um

I'd be lying if I said that that wasn't always there.

Yeah.

And there is a, there is, listen, I talk about scarcity a lot in the book because I never envisage that because I have something more that you're going to get less.

Right.

And I think that is a very female thing.

That's not how I think at all.

I don't, I don't believe in that, but I do have that feeling for me.

You know, I, when I met my husband, I said to him, I don't go back in lifestyle.

Like this is where we are now.

I'm only going one way.

It's going forward.