Hi everyone and welcome back to another episode. Do we say episode, Sarah, an episode of the Squiggly Careers podcast for Amazing If? I'm Helen Tupper and I'm here with Sarah. Hi everyone. And this week we are going to be talking about how to do a great interview. But before we get into that, I think we should have a little chat about our weeks.

So how are you getting on this week?

Well, this week is feeling particularly squiggly and full on.

I really enjoy having jobs that have peaks and troughs.

I actually find that really energising.

But there's peaks and then you know when there's

like, I don't know what's above a peak. Just something above that. The summit, I don't know.

Where just, and I think everyone has this, whether it's within a week or within a month, where multiple

things happen simultaneously. And I'm kind of in the midst of that, both like personally and

professionally. So there's a lot of stuff happening, like really brilliant work. All happen simultaneously and I'm kind of in the midst of that both like personally and professionally

so there's a load of happening like really brilliant work all things that I'm really enjoying

and then I've also simultaneously got quite a few of the things that I'm managing simultaneously

like people travelling coming back from Australia who I'm really excited to see one of my friends

but at the same time as

that my half-sut-sat-the-stag do and loads of so there is a list of about 10 things where at some

point I'm relatively worried that we're just going to forget my little boy and he'll just be left

waiting at a train station or something because I'll have forgotten who was meant to be

where at what point but I'm assured it will all work out.

There certainly seems to be a plan, but I am doing a slightly take one day at a time approach to life at the moment, which actually I don't love.

That's not usually the way I kind of, you know, I like to think ahead.

I like to plan.

But I do sometimes find in those peak peaks, if we're going to call them that, just going, it will all be okay. It's almost

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