Hey, what's going on guys? Welcome back to Jeremy Scott Finns podcast radio show.

Coming to you on this Monday evening from my home office.

So as always, if my dog chooses to join the podcast, I apologize up front.

She's just keeping us safe from the UPS man, Amazon Prime, and anybody trying to break in and steal all my best secrets. But we do have a

special guest on the podcast tonight back by popular request from you guys. We're bringing my wife,

Heather Scott, back on to the castle. Heather, welcome. Thanks for having me back. So we're going to

answer all the questions you guys had requested from her and myself and then us together try to, you know, tag team them as best we can and get you guys the answers that you wanted. So before I kick off, how was, how's 2020 going, Heather?

It's going good. I feel like it'suary was kind of a long month but it's off to a good start and now for these guys at home do you set a lot of new year's resolutions and goals or no i don't really set resolutions but i set goals um for 47 day transformation people I always set our

my personal goals and career goals and business goals and we can talk about that later

but yeah I do set goals so 30 days in so far so good yeah I mean I wouldn't say I'm crushing them, but I'm doing a good job.

I dig that.

So without further delay, we will get into the questions that you all have sent in here.

We'll kind of go one by one.

We'll go as deep into the rabbit hole as possible and we'll take it from there.

So first question, how do you overcome caring about what people think on social media?

And more specifically, the preface that we got was, for example, to Heather, because this is clearly not me.

I notice people, you know, telling you to smile in your workout

videos. As a female, doesn't it upset you because men are never told to smile when they work

out? And I believe I'll let you take the lead on that one. Yeah, it's, to be honest, I think it's

annoying and I think it's wrong that women are told, you know,

you should smile when you're working out versus a man.

And yes, I've still kind of struggle with caring what people think on social media.

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