Hi. How's it going? Great. See, isn't this easy? It's easy. Yeah. Yeah, I like it. Yeah. So, you're my real life sister, Meredith. I am. Yep. 14 months older.

Yeah, you know, I thought I was a whole year younger than I was. Dad asked me how old I was going to be in January, and I'm like, I think I'm going to be 42. It's like, no. We just went over the, yes, the numbers. Doesn't matter how old we are. Doesn't matter. It's just a number. Inside, 20. That's right. Maybe teens. I don't know. Teens are rough. I don't want to go back to that. At 30s is really good. Yeah, you want to be 30? No, I like my 40s.

Yeah. I really like my 40s.

Yeah, I think there's a freedom to like...

I think 40s you get to know who you are.

And I think after marriage and having babies, now you're in that next phase of life.

And I don't know, you kind of find yourself again.

Yeah. At least I have. Good. That's awesome.

All right, so Meredith, tell me about yourself.

I am, I don't know where do you want me to start.

Wherever you want to start.

Okay.

I am a personal trainer, and I've been person.

I've loved the health journey, all of my adult years.

In college, I studied, I took a health class, and I loved it, so I just went with it.

But I also got my degree in art. And then I think

that once I became a mom, I wanted to help inspire women because I didn't have any inspiration

when I was, when I had young kids and I really wanted to find a group that to do fitness together.

And it was at my church that I decided to help some women because I loved working out.

And then it became this big thing and group training.

And then I just started my own little side gig.

And after COVID, I built my own. I built my own little side gig. And after COVID, I built my own here at the house, and so we just do one-on-one training.

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