Michelle Morfett

No, no.

With the kids, it's just as bad.

It was like, there's still being kids overseas or.

Yeah.

But then the older they get, the easier it's getting to, because they're like little humans now.

I'm not like.

Honestly, no business person has any excuse in business if they don't have kids.

No excuses.

It's just, yeah, stop the excuses.

In saying that, I found the transition from business to having kids really hard.

Like the overlap, it's a bit different for when people start a business after they've had kids or when they're on maternity leave or whatever because they have a baseline of looking after kids and then starting a business on the side.

But because my business was so full time, I don't know why I thought I was just going to like have a kid and go back to normal business life.

And it just was not that.

So it probably took me a whole year to settle in.

Every second day I was ringing Darren crying, be like, we have to sell the shop.

I can't do this.

And then the next day I'll be like, oh no, this is all good.

Don't remember about it.

Next day after, ah, let's sell it.

I'm so glad I got through that now because it's so good now.