Geri Halliwell-Horner

I think it's letting go of it perfectly.

Sometimes a bit of discipline, you know, getting up and no matter what, just meet the, you know, the page at nine o'clock in the morning. And then, you know, and so really using the time for a few hours, you're at your desk, phone outside and that's no distractions. Yep. Then sometimes you're going to get inspired.

Sometimes a bit of discipline, you know, getting up and no matter what, just meet the, you know, the page at nine o'clock in the morning. And then, you know, and so really using the time for a few hours, you're at your desk, phone outside and that's no distractions. Yep. Then sometimes you're going to get inspired.

Sometimes a bit of discipline, you know, getting up and no matter what, just meet the, you know, the page at nine o'clock in the morning. And then, you know, and so really using the time for a few hours, you're at your desk, phone outside and that's no distractions. Yep. Then sometimes you're going to get inspired.

I think I've become much more guarded of my time. Okay.

I think I've become much more guarded of my time. Okay.

I think I've become much more guarded of my time. Okay.

You know, I'm not going to have so much... I mean, you've got a lot of children that want your attention. Yep. And I love being a mother. So, you know, to show up for them and for myself, my artist within me, to feel satisfied just takes... I think it takes a bit of practice.

You know, I'm not going to have so much... I mean, you've got a lot of children that want your attention. Yep. And I love being a mother. So, you know, to show up for them and for myself, my artist within me, to feel satisfied just takes... I think it takes a bit of practice.

You know, I'm not going to have so much... I mean, you've got a lot of children that want your attention. Yep. And I love being a mother. So, you know, to show up for them and for myself, my artist within me, to feel satisfied just takes... I think it takes a bit of practice.

Yeah, you just think, okay. And also forgiveness when sometimes you're not going to get it perfect.

Yeah, you just think, okay. And also forgiveness when sometimes you're not going to get it perfect.

Yeah, you just think, okay. And also forgiveness when sometimes you're not going to get it perfect.

Definitely, definitely. But all people around me, it's like being, I think it's like being a chef that you sort of take, oh, I'll take that person, Bina, the character in there, she's a little bit of my, someone that I know and then someone else I know, this child that I know.

Definitely, definitely. But all people around me, it's like being, I think it's like being a chef that you sort of take, oh, I'll take that person, Bina, the character in there, she's a little bit of my, someone that I know and then someone else I know, this child that I know.

Definitely, definitely. But all people around me, it's like being, I think it's like being a chef that you sort of take, oh, I'll take that person, Bina, the character in there, she's a little bit of my, someone that I know and then someone else I know, this child that I know.

So you keep the anonymity. You can't help it. You can't help it. But fundamentally, I think there is a level in all of us that... It's the same. It's just a generalization. We all want to be loved. Right. And heard. And even in the best of us, there's a little bit of, you know, there's the worst of us. And in the worst of us, you know, there's a little bit of greatness too. Absolutely.

So you keep the anonymity. You can't help it. You can't help it. But fundamentally, I think there is a level in all of us that... It's the same. It's just a generalization. We all want to be loved. Right. And heard. And even in the best of us, there's a little bit of, you know, there's the worst of us. And in the worst of us, you know, there's a little bit of greatness too. Absolutely.

So you keep the anonymity. You can't help it. You can't help it. But fundamentally, I think there is a level in all of us that... It's the same. It's just a generalization. We all want to be loved. Right. And heard. And even in the best of us, there's a little bit of, you know, there's the worst of us. And in the worst of us, you know, there's a little bit of greatness too. Absolutely.

So I sort of make, try and make well-rounded characters that we can all... connect with. And I love that. Yeah. And you should watch their journey and surprise and cry when they die.