Sian Murray

This was weird for me.

I mean, I'm sure you experience this on a much larger scale every day.

But I was having people come up to me all the time being like, oh, you're the cleaning product lady.

The cleaning lady.

Yeah, you're the cleaning lady.

And, like, everyone's like, oh, I've seen you, like, dancing on Instagram.

I'm like, yeah, that makes sense.

I see you.

And so, yeah, I just, I felt, and because I guess we were saying earlier about how,

Also, when things were, when it was tough, I had to kind of put on this brave face and I had to do that on my personal social channels as well.

Like I found it really hard to create any authentic content because I love doing that too, but over that time on my own.

So I just feel like the two got like very intertwined and I got very lost in like who I was and what I was excited about.

Yeah, yeah.

And so, yeah, when we did wrap it up and I realised that A, that the response was great, B, that I had more opportunities and C, that like I was fine and I was happy.

I just realised that, yeah, I'm my own person and there is so much more to life than this like just one chapter of my life.

And I think when you're so invested in something and like you've got the blinkers on, it's so hard to see what else is out there.

Yeah, so true.

Yeah, I think I was really doing that.

Like I just thought it was everything.

And only when I stopped did I realise like...