What's up everybody? Welcome to the Mike Dolce show.

I mention you quite a bit when I talk about my friends and people I respect in the fitness world.

I appreciate that. Of course. Of course. Well, it's earned.

And, you know, that's something that's challenging these days.

These days of social media and kind of Insta, you know, fitness celebrities and popularity.

It's very rare to have someone who's a fitness influencer and has the look, but also has the educational background,

as you do, and the athletic background, as you also do. So it's kind of, you know, that's,

that's the, uh, the triple threat in our world. Like it. Can you do all my PR? This is what we need

to tell the brands. Right. Exactly. Exactly.

It was literally having that conversation a few days ago with someone to do with some potential

work and they said it's frustrating for people like you as in me because they said, you know,

there's girls with millions, hundreds of thousands of followers because, quite frankly, they show their butt,

you know? And for people that are, I don't just be myself, I know many like KKS women

and men who are, you know, trying to make their content educational and have that knowledge

and background, they look over sometimes for people that just have more, more followers, you know. Yeah, you know, and that's, it's something that I struggle with to this

day is that we made the, the conscious decision not to market ourselves and our brand like that.

We don't even really use before and afters unless someone really asks us to or we feel

there's a special story.

So we try and not really go to more of just the gratuitous visual clicks.

You know, we really had a little bit more content-wise, the butts and the boobs and kind of all

that stuff, though nice is not representative of a fitness brand,

nor should it be. I think it has a place. Like when you was, I think it has a place if,

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