Mark Bouris

I bring this up sometimes even when I'm talking to people.

I go, "I remember being asked, uh, by Mark Borisic, you know, what's my brand?" I had no idea.

I remember not knowing, and then now for me to be in this position where, um, I am setting myself up and doing so much outside of, uh, fighting, where a lot of people, you know, sometimes gonna be like, "Oh, are you still fighting? I see you do so much more outside of fighting." 'Cause-

Yeah, totally.

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NRL, but the Push Ahead Pete podcast with Mark Bouris? Have you listened to that yet?

I am going to, but I haven't yet

Anybody out there that wants to understand a little bit more about Push Ahead Pete, that's Pete V'Landys who runs the NRL, you should get hold of this podcast.

It's with Mark Bouris.

I can't remember exactly the name of it, but, uh, you'll find it on Spotify.

He, he, he just, he, he speaks the language of the pe-...

Thanks for having me,

Mark.

You have a science, an exercise physiology.

Bachelor of health science.

On purpose.

Perfect.

Look, don't get me wrong, Mark.

I mean, look, it's very hard to avoid microplastic intake.

So I think, um, yeah, take it with a, a grain of salt and, um, yeah.

That makes me think about Mark Bouris, who was on this podcast when we first launched about a year and a half ago, and his advice, his key piece of advice, was when you're setting up a business, know who your potential buyer is one day.

Is that something that's factored into your thought process? Do you think about the end game being to sell the brand one day or keep building, building, building?

When you, when you said buyer, I thought you meant as in the shopper.

It's become so, you know, Formula 1 is pretty s- it's, well, its safety is really-

You'll enjoy the Mark Bouris, Mark Webber chat.

Definitely.

Get behind it.

She doesn't win.

Mark Bouris fires her in, in, like-

[laughs]

... halfway through the season, I think.

Okay.

I think it was the Mark Bouris pod, wasn't it?

Mm-hmm.

But I'll let you go first-

It's not for me.

I still consume it sometimes, but it's too fast for me and too much like ping pong.

But I know why they're doing it, and he explains, he explained this on the Mark Bouris podcast.

What he also said was the NRL's better than it's ever been.