Hi, I'm Sarah Ellis and I'm Helen Tupper and you're listening to the Squiggly Careers podcast

where every week we talk about a different topic to do with work and discuss practical ideas and

actions to help you find your way through the Squiggly world of work. And as we talked to you today,

we have just recorded our TED Talk. And we wanted to say a quick

thank you to everybody who supported us. I know lots of people bought tickets to come along to

the virtual live event on Saturday. We got lots of really kind messages of people saying good

look and cheering is on and supporting us when you're not really seeing anyone ever

at the moment it would mean a lot anyway but I think it meant even more to us to just feel like

we had people all over the place just kind of saying good look and I hope squiggly goes well

and people have been really kind and people who were there have shared it on LinkedIn and places like that.

So thank you all. We really do appreciate it. The talk will be released for everybody to be able to watch in a couple of weeks' time. And when that does come out, we'll talk about it a bit more. And I think we might even do an episode on what we learnt from the TED Talk, not how to do a TED talk, but more, I think

we learnt some very, probably useful lessons about public speaking, about working out what you

want to say, working together remotely, I think at times.

Yeah, definitely put some pressures on that point.

I mean, it really did.

We were still friends.

We still work together,

so. I think we perhaps got the closest to having an evening off each other, though, didn't we,

during the process. Yeah, I think there was a moment when we were like, there is no good going to

come from this continual WhatsApp chat about how we should make this better when we don't agree

with each other. Oh, we laugh now.

So fun.

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