Hey everyone, welcome back to the podcast. Today I am joined by the iconic broadcaster, DJ and author Annie Mack. In this

conversation, we reflect back and talk about Annie's incredible career. We explore motherhood and her debut novel, Mother, Mother,

and of course, we hear about Annie's morning routine and Power Hour. So let's dive in to

this week's conversation with Annie Mack. Welcome to the Power Hour. I'm Adrienne Herbert,

wellness coach, international speaker and author. Each week I speak to a

variety of guests from business founders to Olympic athletes, leading coaches, change makers and

innovators to find out their daily habits, their rules to live by and what motivates them to get

up out of bed each day.

Personally, I am on a mission to encourage, motivate and inspire.

So I hope that the Power Hour will help you to achieve your personal and professional goals.

Annie Mack, welcome to the Power Hour podcast. How are you?

Hello, I'm so good and so happy to be here. Thank you for having me.

Oh, it's awesome. Honestly, we met last year at a dinner event in London. It was an event to celebrate the launch of Candice Brathwaite, second book, Sister, Sister. And I'll be honest, it was one of the first events that I went to after being at home during the pandemic, being by myself indoors. And as an extrovert, honestly, I was desperate.

I was gagging to be back in the room. And obviously with Candice, they get all of her amazing,

amazing women. So in hindsight, Annie, I do feel like you got a bit of a short straw being seated

next to me. I was so happy you were there, to be honest, because I went on my own and like, obviously

I've got this, well, I think I was still on air then. So I went down after the show and I went on my

own and I was a bit like, I literally don't know anyone. I know Candice, because I interviewed her from my podcast, but I've never met her in real life.

Like, it's that kind of social media life where you feel like you know people, but you've

never really met them. So I was kind of shy. And then I very luckily got sat beside you,

and you were so nice. And we had such a nice chat. And it was wonderful. And now we're here. Yeah, here we are. And we talked so much.

And I mean, to be honest, I feel like I know I talked a lot because as somebody who loves

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