Juliette Saly

I have indeed.

It's been a lot of fun.

So let's hope we end on a high here.

I did.

I did, in fact.

So I'm one of those very, and I do say very lucky because I look at my nieces and when they're sort of, you know, struggling with what they want to do and thinking about it.

I knew from, you know, I would say 12, but definitely 16 that I wanted to be a journalist.

And

When I was in year 10, I started handing out, you know, letters and calling and cold calling and all of that back in the day when you had to use the old school communications to get some internships and work experience.

And the first work experience I ever did was at Dolly magazine.

And that was when I realized I didn't want to do print because there was too much sitting around.

There was just, you know, hours and hours waiting for things to go back and forth.

So I realized I liked broadcast, the fast pace, deadline, in and out, go home, no homework after that.

It's all done.

And I've loved every day of my journalism career, I have to say, 25 years or something, just aging myself there.

But he's a wannabe failed banker after all.

Tripped and fell into it.

Haven't found the door yet.

Well, I think that's a key, right?

Often it is about knowing someone.