I would try to be a little nicer to my teachers.
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I would try to be a little nicer to my teachers.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 15 January 2022 source ↗
Doc Brown proved that editing the past is disastrous.
Some of those late nights.
Nothing. Everything happens for a reason.
Maybe I should have agreed to take the job of controller of BBC One when Bill Cotton offered it to me. I do feel a wimp; I would have been the first woman in the job.What do you consider your greatest achievement? I don’t really claim credit, I hope, for helping to launch Childline and the Silver Line and Silver Stories. It is an achievement that they all exist, but that is down to their amazing teams.
Leading with joy.
My children’s education.
A surgeon. I studied pre-med in Holy Cross College for four years and then I went to acting school.
Trying to sell frozen food over the phone for a company called American Frozen Foods. It lasted about half an hour. I found myself telling people not to buy too much of it because it could go bad, and my supervisor said, “This job is probably not for you.”
As a good person.
It feels like all is possible.
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