Kim-Louise Liddell

Well, I didn't know what I wanted to do, but I'm just like, that's what I want to do.

So I was a fitness instructor.

So I trained hardcore.

So that all I had to worry about was the mental side of it to get selected amongst thousands of applicants.

My kids are sailing.

My son just competed in the Olympics last year.

Oh, look, it's actually really interesting because I have two sons and a daughter, but my sons are the sailors and they compete against each other.

Sure.

So my older son had a dream of going to the Olympics and his little brother thought that was an amazing idea.

And so they've been sailing together and against each other for a really long time.

Wow.

And his little brother got the spot.

So deservedly so, completely...

hugely talented but it's hard as a mom watching two boys both wanting the same dream and only one realizing it at the moment but there is there are future olympics so i'm holding out hope that's that's so powerful quite a legacy you're building here it was really powerful and i think you know when we're in marseille watching that the sailing at the olympics and i'm holding my other son

cheering for one and, you know, just holding the other, that is a moment for a mother that, you know, I'll never forget.

I know, I know.

Don't, why stuff at one?

Okay.

So they're, they're, they're quite different.

About dirt.