Laura Henshaw

And I think for me, someone who...

I relate to a lot of things in Michelle's story, but I feel very self, like even like how she speaks about like her career progression, et cetera.

I feel self-conscious talking about it.

And I think it is very much an Australian thing that we don't, like self-deprecation is like.

It's like, and that for me, I think going through school and I think for me, my like, we've spoken a lot about our archetypes, but for me, something that I'm always trying to work through is that like good girl archetype.

And that is something that I really struggle to let go of.

And I think because in school I did get told that I was a know-it-all.

I, like, asked too many questions.

And it was funny.

The teachers that got the best out of me, like, loved the fact that I asked so many questions.

But then there were other teachers that just, like, thought I was annoying, right?

And those things, like, you hold on to them, right?

You do.

And so it's just to see someone, like, owning.

And also she owns the fact that she makes mistakes.

Like that is, and she owns it, that is okay.

Like she's like, I fail every single day.

And I think that for me was something that I needed to hear in that moment and I really appreciated it because lately I've been reflecting on some things that I could have done better in the past, like especially around my roller kick.

And I am like getting in my head, because you know when you remember a breakup, right?

And often I've kind of done the opposite.