Sebastian Orib. Thank you for joining me on the podcast. Thank you for having me. Where's Orib from?

Kroish, that's actually my mum's surname. My parents split up. My dad is British. Actually, my original surname was Johnston,

but my mum brought me up, so I took a surname. So you got a bit of British in you, so there's a bit of good in you.

50%. We can call it good. We could debate on that topic, but we'll say good for now.

So if I was to introduce you, I would think of you as a strength coach, but if you were to introduce yourself to people listening,

how would you introduce yourself? Keep in mind my listeners, probably majority of female,

and general pop, which a lot of people would think you haven't trained, but you have, but if you were to introduce yourself,

how would you introduce yourself? I think about this a lot because I have to tell people my occupation a lot,

and the description I always write down is personal trainer, because it's the easiest one to explain,

but I am an educator and I am a strength coach and I run an online business, and that's pretty much it.

So personal trainer is where I started, and that's pretty much what my specialty is.

We have a lot of parallels. I was thinking about this today, where very much the same,

but if you're wearing a nice watch and nice trainers and you're staying in a nice hotel and someone's making conversation,

they go, what do you do? And you go, I'm a personal trainer. They give you a weird look, a waisy line,

because the majority of, I suppose, personal training can seem like a very ordinary job.

You started off in fitness first.

I started in fitness first, and it was an interim job actually, because I was always told there was no money in the industry,

but I wasn't good at anything else. So I was making decent money as a personal trainer.

My first job was $70 an hour, and it took me about a month before I was earning, you know, in my early 20s.

I was earning a couple of grand a week for that age. It was good.

And I thought I wasn't in any rush to pursue my career in anywhere else, until I got an airplane going.

The beauty of being in this area.

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