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The Power of PR. Hello and welcome to this week's podcast. I'm very excited. I have a guest

here that I've interviewed before on a different

podcast actually and really enjoyed the conversation. So I've bought back on to speak to you.

So I'm here with Matt Boyles. So he helps gay, buy and trans guys to build confidence,

fitness and strength. So they love who they are when they look in the mirror. I love that line. They love who they are when they look in the mirror. And excuse my voice. I'm getting over. I'm getting over COVID. So that's why it's a bit all over the place. But hopefully you can hear me okay. So welcome Matt to the podcast. Hi, Lisa. Lovely to see you again. Thanks for having me. Love what you've done with

the place. How are you doing today? You good? I'm very well. Thank you. Yes. I'm kind of jumping ahead.

But just this year, I've just loved what I do, fallen in love with it even more, which I didn't think

possible, but here I am. You can kind of see that you have

as well, because like all of the stuff that I see online, you are suddenly everywhere, which is a good

thing. Like, I like that. But you can tell how much you're enjoying it and the different parts of what

you do that you're doing. It feels like you're doing a lot and you're enjoying all of it.

I really am. And if I look back at, say, my first day when I started studying to be a personal

trainer, like almost 12 years ago, what I thought I'd be then versus what I'm doing now is

so unimaginably amazingly different and how it's exploded and the number of people I

get to support and cheer on and reach and encourage and inspire. Ciliche alert, but it isn't work.

It's just my absolute passion that helps me bounce out of it. And honestly, I couldn't be more

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