Yoweh you mob. My name's Jahvis. I'm a young Indigenous fella, living up in Bundjalung country. What's good, it’s FinesseMane. I'm a proud Yamatji Noongar man. Hi, everyone. My name is Royston Noell. Wumindjika. My name's Uncle Mot. I'm a Taungurung, filmmaker and content creator. How do you set a boundary when somebody asks you a question you don't want to answer? Learning when and how to say no to people is really important. Saying no to that family member or coworker can be as simple as, ‘I’m not comfortable talking about this right now. Can we please move on?’ Or you might want to flip the script on them and ask them what their opinion on the topic is. I always try to reiterate that there's no one knowledge holder in our culture, and maybe that question is better asked to someone who has a different experience than me. A way I would set a boundary is by being honest with them and also encouraging them to go do their own research. Google has amazing resources. How do you cope when you feel the burden of being a spokesperson for the community? Well, it's hard because you need to find a balance. On one hand, you want to educate and provide as much information as possible, but on the other hand, you don't want to feel like you're required to answer questions all the time. I always find myself back at the mob, and quietly listening to their stories. Doing something that you really enjoy. You know, can really relax you and re-energize you for the next time you go into that environment. You need to log off where it's needed and remember that it's not your responsibility to represent all mob all of the time. How do you cope when you feel overwhelmed with information and questions? Again, this one is about setting boundaries for yourself. If you've had enough, whether you know the answer or not, feel free to refer them to somewhere, and if you don't know where, you know, the Internet's a big place with a lot of information. Don't ever feel shame about not having the answer for them. I always try and put my phone down. There's too many opinions and information online for us to get through as mob. Social media and the Internet can make you feel like everything has to happen instantly. But the reality is that it's okay to step back and do things in your own time. By having a spreadsheet, honestly. Like, I'll just give them a spreadsheet with amazing resources. Like I said before, Google is awesome. Who do you talk to when you feel this way? For me, I talk to friends, family, colleagues, anyone who can relate to that experience. Definitely my Elders, just going around having a yarn, I think it really helps a lot. You know, our Elders are people that pass down knowledge and wisdom. So, it's so amazing that we have these people and role models that are able to pass down information that we need in that time and space. I try my best to talk to my Elders and community members. Specifically my grandparents and my parents. While these feelings can be newish for us, they've been going through similar for decades longer and their perspectives can really help you process your thoughts in a helpful way. And a yarn with my best mate Duke, always helps me to keep my mood up! Righto you mob, I hope that helps, and ‘til next time. Yoway.