And today... might come as a surprise to you but I do actually plan my episodes I do have notes I do have things I want to say I do have it all planned out but today I haven't got any of that I haven't got any notes I've got nothing planned out because today's episode I thought what can I do to mark 100 it's like it's got to be a good one hasn't it and I thought you know what I'll do I'll give you my life story Because the more you know me, I just think it's easier to relate to.
I just think you take on more than what I say.
And I thought, you know what? That's a good hundreds episode, isn't it? So today is all about my life story.
Because as like most people, my formative years do actually inform what I'm doing now.
And I've changed and improved.
there's a lot going on so i thought i would just like give you an overview on my life story as to why i'm right here recording my 100th episode of my podcast for you so there's no notes let's dig in so i was born 87.
I know.
I don't look that old.
I'm 40 next year.
I know.
Anyway, and my dad was self-employed.
He owned a groundwork business.
Employed? And my mum was a PE teacher.
Yes.
So my dad was not sporty at all.
I don't think I ever saw my dad do any sort of sport or exercise until he was quite old.
But my mum was like county tennis.
She played every sport going.
She played tennis when I was younger.
She used to play netball all the time.
She was one of the pioneers of aerobics and step and all the stuff like that.
I remember her putting on aerobic classes at my primary school for other mums.
I used to sit there and like we obviously couldn't take part but we was it was in the school hall and we just used to watch and everyone used to come and do aerobics and my mum was always really really sporty always doing exercise always like going out on Monday night she used to go out on netball for netball as well and my dad had to come back from work and we just have like beans on toast and we were just like oh mum's not here what should we do And that was what happened.
That was what happened.
I spent my childhood playing bat and ball on beaches.
And today... might come as a surprise to you but I do actually plan my episodes I do have notes I do have things I want to say I do have it all planned out but today I haven't got any of that I haven't got any notes I've got nothing planned out because today's episode I thought what can I do to mark 100 it's like it's got to be a good one hasn't it and I thought you know what I'll do I'll give you my life story Because the more you know me, I just think it's easier to relate to.
I just think you take on more than what I say.
And I thought, you know what? That's a good hundreds episode, isn't it? So today is all about my life story.
Because as like most people, my formative years do actually inform what I'm doing now.
And I've changed and improved.
there's a lot going on so i thought i would just like give you an overview on my life story as to why i'm right here recording my 100th episode of my podcast for you so there's no notes let's dig in so i was born 87.
I know.
I don't look that old.
I'm 40 next year.
I know.
Anyway, and my dad was self-employed.
He owned a groundwork business.
Employed? And my mum was a PE teacher.
Yes.
So my dad was not sporty at all.
I don't think I ever saw my dad do any sort of sport or exercise until he was quite old.
But my mum was like county tennis.
She played every sport going.
She played tennis when I was younger.
She used to play netball all the time.
She was one of the pioneers of aerobics and step and all the stuff like that.
I remember her putting on aerobic classes at my primary school for other mums.
I used to sit there and like we obviously couldn't take part but we was it was in the school hall and we just used to watch and everyone used to come and do aerobics and my mum was always really really sporty always doing exercise always like going out on Monday night she used to go out on netball for netball as well and my dad had to come back from work and we just have like beans on toast and we were just like oh mum's not here what should we do And that was what happened.
That was what happened.
I spent my childhood playing bat and ball on beaches.
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