Welcome back to the Boosely Podcast. In this episode, I am delvin' into the back office,

so to speak, delvin' into the records. And what I wanted to do is I wanted to go in and I wanted

to find some of the best bits from the clubhouse rooms that we have done this year. Now, you may

remember that at the start of 2020, clubhouse was this new social media app that everybody was

raven about and I was very fortunate to be a part of some fantastic rooms, 24 hour rooms where

we had hosts from all over the world, jumping, share their story, share their journey, share

tactics and tips, and it was amazing. I got to virtually meet some amazing people and since

on the back of that, I have met them in person. And what I wanted to do in today's episode was just

go in and recap on some of those episodes. So today's interview is with Ryan Luke. So Ryan shared

his journey on how he got started in Newcastle. He has now grown his brand to be a worldwide

organisation, which is fantastic. He is about to embark on a franchise journey and it's about

to go even further afield and set up in Dubai as well as Portugal and elsewhere. But here is how

he got started. Thank you so much to Ruben and his a fantastic team invested talent for putting

together the graphics and trimming down the audio for this. So we're going to listen to that today.

If you want to hear more, then stick around. We're going to have more episodes on this in the coming

future. But for now, thank you so much. Let's now tune in to that clubhouse 24 hour room and

Mr. Ryan Luke telling about his journey into the world of hospitality.

I went for a coffee with a friend. He told me he was renting out his apartment on this thing called

Airbnb. Obviously I asked him a few more questions about it. A long story short. I was in IKEA a few

hours later and then I had a truck full of furniture and spent pretty much the night putting it all

together. So I took some photographs, put it on Airbnb, didn't even really know what I was going to

do next and had like three and a half grounds worth of bookings in five days. And I guess that was

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