Lucinda Light

But there are changes for better and for worse.

I mean, going back to my childhood, I was raised in a pretty interesting family.

Mum and dad had an art and craft barn.

So they brought all artisans in from all over.

And we were sort of raised that way and lived on the beach in Mornington.

And my mum and dad are such...

They're optimistic, celebrators of life, and they love travel and adventure.

So every other school holiday, we're here, there, America or Fiji or farms or, you know, really having the adventures of our life.

And I suppose they've inbuilt this, yeah, just kind of wanting to squeeze the bejesus out of life.

And get the most out of it.

I mean, as soon as I finished school, I went travelling for a year and then I got a job with Intrepid Travel.

And spent seven years with them.

But four of those years were tour leading all around Southeast Asia, taking people on adventure holidays.

I mean, I've had more, I suppose, career changes than hot dinners.

Yeah.

sort of built a life really around my add i've got add yes don't we all yeah i mean i think it's a spectrum yeah like neuro spiciness is just very it is a beer it used to be taboo we're all talking about it now a lot of us have got late diagnosis yeah but i've realized in reflection my life has been quite wild and full of change and experience and

Chasing Burning Man, festivals, all of that stuff, seeing the world.

You've done your research.

I did.

I got married to one of my last partners.