You Do Feel Kind Of Nervous About

Well, English Is No Problem For Me Because I Am Actually English. My Whole Family Are English; I Was Brought Up Listening To Various Forms Of The English Accent. Obviously There Are More Specific Ones That Get A Little Bit Tricky. Same With American Stuff. But Because In Australia We're So Inundated With American Culture, Television, This That And The Other, Everyone In Australia Can Do An American Accent. It's Just Second Nature.

The First Thing I Need To Get Sorted Out Before I Can Then Move Forward, Before I Can Feel Any Confidence Whatsoever, Is The Voice.

I Don't Feel I'm Making A Conscious Effort To Go More Commercial.

I've Learned From The Past That It's Important To Recharge And Get Time In-between Jobs, And If I Can't Get Time In-between Jobs Then When I Know I've Got Some Time Coming Up At The End Of A Job, Really Try And Take Advantage Of That. And Do Very Mundane Things At Home And Putter In The Garden And Spend Time With Family And Make Music And, You Know, Play With The Dogs. Just Get Back To Being Me.

Australia's Not So Bad With Me, Really, People Are Pretty Cool With Me At Home, But In England It Feels A Little Bit Scary.