Sarrah Le Marquand

You fall down, you get back up.

Because the use of the word ego is really interesting there.

And you say that's something that is not driving this important for you to have that removed.

So what does that look like?

If I can ask you to look back, what would have been a time do you think that there was something that was driving ego and how that would look compared to the mindset that you have today?

Yeah.

And what a way to move through the world, hearing you describe that.

Do you think that's everything that you then go through and confront the good and the bad and the bad?

Messy.

Exactly.

Let me fill the words in for you.

Please, please, please do.

Is in that way of moving through the world.

I mean, you've got it because you're not reliant on the approval or, you know, getting someone to change their mind about you.

It's making so much sense.

And I think it's really remarkable, if you don't mind me saying, I think for anyone to reach that level.

understanding and that mindset and to get there at 41.

I mean, wow.

I think everyone aspires to it.

And when I was asking you at the beginning of our conversation about whether the, you know, being an actor felt a lifetime ago and you're like, no, I've always got a little bit of actor in me.