00:00I tried writing sketches and that wasn't going anywhere and I tried all sorts of things.
00:05Then I had a massive doors of luck, which is that Helen Fielding wrote.
00:10Bridget Jones's diary, which was, I can't explain the scale of the success.
00:15So suddenly all these publishers in London were like, find me a young, funny woman.
00:20It's that, you know, and there I was, this young, funny woman.
00:22It was such an extraordinary piece.
00:25Piece of luck and good fortune that I was absolutely.
00:30Going to, you know, make the most of it.
00:33The older I get, the more convinced I am.
00:35The world belongs to people that just turn up.
00:38A friend of, a friend of.
00:40A friend who I met once who was writing, who was, had just published her first novel.
00:44She.
00:45Was a big believer in the reason that she got published was because she finished the novel idea that everybody says they have.
00:50And she actually just stuck with it and an awful lot of the time people don't realize that actually.
00:55You just have to have the consistency to show up and get it over the line.
00:59Yes.
01:00Finish it and then finish the next one.
01:01Yeah, that's absolutely, it's key.
01:04Really, you know, you can.
01:05You can take some, you know, you can fix it in post is what we always say.
01:08You can always fix it, but you can't.
01:10Magic it out of thin air.
01:15Mat tuo
01:23Muito when you take it, you can.
01:24You can just leave it in a half.
01:28You can always do nothing near ya.
01:31No more.
01:32Zhu?
01:33Yeah.
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