Professor Katriona O'Sullivan

Yeah.

And there, yeah, there's some brilliance in here as well.

Like there's brilliance in everybody here.

Yeah, it's tiring.

Isn't it?

Yeah, for sure.

The biggest pleasure in my life is helping other people.

I think it's one of the things that we don't learn.

One of the things I like about religion is the service piece that actually, and I know it sounds really kind of woo-woo.

I'm absolutely not woo-woo.

Like if you come around to my house, I'm not yoga-ing, I'm not meditating.

I listen to loud music, often rap music, but I really believe the more we help other people, if we can, the better we are as people.

And in my life,

I don't feel like I have a job most of the time.

I feel like I'm just like, I'm going to help these people.

And you know, what's so beautiful, right?

Like I get to witness a small piece of being kind to a person or opening a door and witnessing it.

Like a girl, Wendy, I posted about her recently, like this woman who was told she always wanted to be a teacher.

I'm never, you're never going to be a teacher.

Girls like you don't become teachers.