Steven

Were you aware of the biological clock in the way that people are now aware of it back then?

Thank you. Thank you for talking about that. Because as you say, there's not enough people that talk about it. And actually, had I not had the access to information on doing this podcast and meeting these women who have been very open about it, I would have had no idea. And I would have probably found myself in a bit of a struggle because me and my partner weren't thinking about that.

Thank you. Thank you for talking about that. Because as you say, there's not enough people that talk about it. And actually, had I not had the access to information on doing this podcast and meeting these women who have been very open about it, I would have had no idea. And I would have probably found myself in a bit of a struggle because me and my partner weren't thinking about that.

We're thinking about getting the bag. We're thinking about building our businesses. And we're 32 now. Yeah. So when I hear people like you say, listen, if this is something you want, then plan. Make a plan. And I don't think many people listening actually have a plan for children. They see it as the thing they'll get round to when they're ready. But this clock, man, it's like, oh.

We're thinking about getting the bag. We're thinking about building our businesses. And we're 32 now. Yeah. So when I hear people like you say, listen, if this is something you want, then plan. Make a plan. And I don't think many people listening actually have a plan for children. They see it as the thing they'll get round to when they're ready. But this clock, man, it's like, oh.

I've got an idea. I think you should start a podcast.

I've got an idea. I think you should start a podcast.

I think you should call it Aspire.

I think you should call it Aspire.

And I think you should launch it in May.

And I think you should launch it in May.

I think you can do it even better. I think you can level up. This is what you said. You said people come and see something, then they level up.

I think you can do it even better. I think you can level up. This is what you said. You said people come and see something, then they level up.

Why podcasting? So your podcast launches in May. It's called Aspire.

Why podcasting? So your podcast launches in May. It's called Aspire.

What are you trying to achieve? What's the mission there?

What are you trying to achieve? What's the mission there?

I think of all the things you've done in your life, I think the more and more that you find yourself in the public eye and the more of the work that you do on your podcast, Aspire, I think that is ultimately going to be the greatest part of your legacy. And I say that because there is nobody else able and capable of occupying that space that I can see.

I think of all the things you've done in your life, I think the more and more that you find yourself in the public eye and the more of the work that you do on your podcast, Aspire, I think that is ultimately going to be the greatest part of your legacy. And I say that because there is nobody else able and capable of occupying that space that I can see.

There is no one who comes from where you come from, who has been on the journey that you've been on, both in the UK and in the US, that's climbed the both mountains, that is relatable, even though that they're so high up the mountain. That is had to contend with some of the things you've contended with, which many women and men contend with, which is like parenthood and family.