Gorgi Coghlan

It's so lovely to be here with the Queen.

Oh, bless you.

We did feel that beautiful connection as soon as we met, didn't we?

Yeah.

I love that you said nothing's wasted because I use that all the time.

Because it doesn't matter how painful it was, how uncomfortable, how difficult, how misaligned it felt at the time.

You look back now and think, oh my goodness, I'm so using that skill.

And I think about that when I was teaching year 12 biology and science and managing kids and

parents and all this sort of relationship levels, I suppose, and performance.

Teaching is very much a performance.

And I always use that in my storytelling and my connection to the audience now in my broadcasting.

So I'm always trying to bring the teacher brain thinking, how do I get people to really understand this concept?

And how do they come to it from a place of curiosity?

And that's all my teaching brain.

And then I'm laughing at you with wish and

Wishlandia.

Wishlandia.

How beautiful is Wishlandia?

Because I'm laughing that in Warrnambool, a little seaside town in Victoria, I grew up and we did a theatre group called Holiday Actors and we did musical theatre.

Oh, wow.