Monica Vantilburg

After winning and being thrust into the spotlight like that.

And as well in that grand finale, when you were awarded as the winner and you were next to Shannon as well, what, how did the public perceive that moment as well?

I'll never forget watching it.

And we're finishing up with entrepreneur and mom, Sarah Davidson.

It was more important to Sarah to make sure that she created a life with nothing unexplored.

Here she speaks about the moment she quit her full-time career in law to pursue her own business, March a Maiden.

And she also shares how surprisingly it was her mom who pushed her to take the road less traveled.

Here's Sarah Davidson.

I do think taking a risk sometimes obviously is a really, really difficult thing to do and you don't know what is on the other side.

You actually just have to take it to figure that out.

Take me back to when you decided to resign from your corporate law job.

I know that you started Mucha Maiden towards the end of your career in law as well.

You were doing both at the same time, weren't you?

Yes.

How did you feel when you finished up in law?

Were you really ready and was that an easy risk for you to take?

And having somebody like your mum or your partner that know you so well, sometimes better than we know ourselves too, when we are probably sitting in whatever it is, a job, a relationship, something that might not be serving us anymore.

So to say, like, I back you in this, that's really special.

Yeah.

A failure isn't a failure.