00:00Emma, that night in New York a few years ago, if someone said that night, you know, your next 13 Grand Slams, you're only once going to reach the second week, I think we'd kind of be surprised.
00:11Is there something around the Grand Slams that you think you need to improve, maybe going into it, or is it just overall continual work?
00:20Yeah, I mean, I think if you also would have said when I was 18, if I would be winning that night, I don't think anyone would expect that either.
00:29So I think with that achievement, you're inevitably going to have the same level of kind of low, you know, it was too high to kind of just be going on so early.
00:43So I think I've accepted that and, you know, all the kind of challenges that I've faced since and figuring things out and learning by mistakes, learning through experiences, all of those things,
00:55I think were in a way going to happen when you win a slam at 18 from qualies, rank 350 in the world, you know, like two months before.
01:04So I've learned a lot for sure.
01:07I think there are just many iterations that are going on and have gone on.
01:11I think I'm slowly figuring out what works for me and at the slams, I think I'm doing better a few times.
01:17I've had really tough draws as well last year.
01:21But yeah, I think just doing the day to day and improving myself as a player, which I think I'm doing.
01:30But yeah, my form those three weeks was unbelievable as well.
01:32So it's a give and take, but I've accepted it.
