Nuala Moore

Well, the answer didn't come for a few years because I tried to go back into the mainstream.

I tried to go back into events.

I tried, you know, I organized swims, I organized triathlons.

They were the years that I just kind of and I really focused hard and I hope we all make it, you know, and I just wanted people.

I really wanted people to be brilliant.

Because I think if you had asked me, could I swim four to six hours every single day back to back, I would have probably said no.

But you just do it.

And it's like working in tourism.

You just keep going.

That's it.

You sleep in October.

So I think, you know, seeing what's inside when there is nothing left.

was such a huge sense of achievement.

But also, I think seeing what's possible within a team, how you fit into a team.

One of my greatest challenges was keeping my mouth shut.

And that didn't happen until probably the first three to four weeks passed.

No, seriously, I do struggle.

I struggle with the fact that my opinion would probably be the more valuable.

So learning to sit into a team was huge for me.

Learning to appreciate the value of team members that maybe may not always step up.