Jackie Fox

I think that people who do that are absolutely incredible.

But for some reason, I was really worried about being put in a new category that I didn't feel ready for or comfortable with.

And so when I went back to work, I was dying for work.

Like I started a podcast when I went back to work as well.

I totally get that kind of motivation.

It's almost like I think in a way your world gets bigger.

And so I think if you're really into your work, your work can kind of become everything.

Yes.

And then when you have children, it can't be everything, as you're saying yourself.

And so then you're like, your work is still really important, but because it's not everything.

The pressure is off a little bit, I think.

Yeah.

So tell me about this recent period then heading into like applying for and going through the process of trying to get your dream job.

I mean, what did it feel like to know that it was kind of somewhat within reach?

Almost though, I mean, I find when there's something stressful happening like work-wise or in any aspect of my life, because your children kind of occupy you so much, it's almost nice not to have too much time to like worry or stress and

about other things?

So I need to know, you find out, is it a phone call?

Well, great, because then you're not waiting.

Yeah, it's a big job and it's a, you know, you really do become kind of a household name as a result of doing that job.

How are you feeling about the actual work in America?