Advice to Future Working Mums

Yeah, I would say that your career is always going to be there. I had my son at 36. There's never a right time. If you are an ambitious, driven person, you'll somehow juggle it, and then you'll ask yourself in a few years after you've done it, God, how did I do that? Family is important for me, so important. When you're going home, you want to go home to your family, you want to go home to the things that make you happy in life. And it's nice having a business and stuff, but if that's all you're working for, the hours, the days, the nights will pass, and before you know it, you're 50 and you haven't done certain things to kind of like make sure that you've embedded your family and things that you think were worthwhile, and you feel resentful.