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Mikki: so Cameron, what
are we talking about today?

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Are we recording?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

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I'll just put it on.

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Great.

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Cam: So where are we?

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Were at Urbanaut another
brewery again, in where are we?

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Mikki: city of Sales Auckland.

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Yes.

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Kingsland, even

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Cam: Yeah.

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Yeah.

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More locally.

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Kingsland.

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Yeah.

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Which, where we were last time.

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We were recorded.

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Mikki: Yeah.

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No, you, no, we were,
we were in Mount Eden.

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Cam: done so many episodes now.

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Mikki: I know we're getting confused.

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I will say though, I was here three
weeks ago just before the Auckland

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Marathon or Half Marathon that I did
Baz of the Marathon, and that's when I

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realized that Urbanaut was Urban Ought.

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Cam: Oh yeah.

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Mikki: As in City Urban?

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Cam: Oh, yes.

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Oh, oh, cool.

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Mikki: Yeah,

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Cam: that was a.

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That's the one you tried?

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What is

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Mikki: is it?

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Marshmallow?

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Yes.

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Yes.

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Strawberry Pavlova

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Cam: Oh, strawberry pavlova.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I like it.

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Yeah, it's yum.

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Oh, so yeah, the marathon.

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, why don't you start with your updates?

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Mikki: Awesome.

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Cam: you start with your
awesome marathon that you did?

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Mikki: Okay.

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So as you know, potentially the
listener might know, but they might not.

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But I know, you

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Cam: they've probably seen you on TV or

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Mikki: something.

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Yeah, probably.

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I was

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Cam: a small TV they carry around in their

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Mikki: head . Exactly.

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So.

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I've been training for this
marathon forever, actually,

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since

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like July, which is actually my
whole life, which is actually

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like quite a long period of time.

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But I got really good training in
like when we were away in LA I was,

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other than a couple of runs, one I
was sick and one with my Achilles.

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Couldn't do.

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I was great.

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And so my goal was to do a Boston
qualifier, which was easy for me.

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Like three hours and 50 is, it would
have to be catastrophic for that to.

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For me not to do that.

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And so my actual goal was sub
3 30, 3 30 and below, and I

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knew that I could do three 30.

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And I never allowed myself to
imagine going above that actually,

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you know, like, I'm going

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Cam: going faster

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Mikki: you.

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No, no, sorry, going slower.

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I'm like, oh no, of course
I'm gonna do three 30.

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Like, I didn't even make it an option for
me to consider that I would be slower.

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And so when prior to that,
I'd done my Park run, which.

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A sub, my sub 20 part run, so 1932,
which I was really stoked with.

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And prior to that I hadn't
done sub 20 in years.

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And I thought, okay, I'm
obviously fit enough.

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And then I just had such a good
feeling, the lead up to the marathon.

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I didn't get any of those
usual nervous, un uncertain

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feelings that you always know.

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You know what it's like,
you know that you are.

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So you just dunno how you're gonna go.

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But I never even entertained the
thought that it would be a bad race.

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I was like, of course it's gonna be good.

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I just dunno how good actually.

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So I took out all unknowns with
regards to the nutrition stuff.

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Kept it like really
simple low residue diets.

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So low vegetable intake the day before
just had a u can bar and a banana.

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The morning of had two hours in between.

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Got the toilet stop I needed and then.

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There were no pacers and I was relying
on a three 30 pacer, but there was none.

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And so I was there with my mate Tom, who
had put in his pace of pro a 3 25 time,

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which I thought was quite ambitious.

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Even for me.

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I'm like, oh, I'm not sure.

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And then our other friend, Emma,
who was gunning for a three 30

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or below, but wasn't quite sure.

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So we all started out together and
then we were fine until nine k.

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I just needed a quick loose.

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Like an in and out 30 seconds.

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And so I lost Tom at that
time, but I was still on pace.

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And in fact, I think I went through,
Emma and I were together for the first

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24 K and we went through halfway at
about one hour and 43 or something.

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And then my goal was to just get
to about 32 K and on a sub 30,

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30 pace and then see how fast I.

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and, but actually at about
24 k, I just started running

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about 10 seconds a k faster.

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Just, it just felt it was
hard, but actually really loved

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the feeling of it being hard.

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And you know, you and I talk both about
mindset and about how you actually,

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like, you've just gotta get out of your
own head a lot of the time and outta

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your own way when it comes to anything
sport, nutrition, business related.

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And so the whole time I was
thinking, man, this is hard, but.

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This is what I signed up for.

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So just enjoy the fact that
it's hard and I'm here for it.

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So, and I was really like,
really happy with that actually.

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It wasn't even a forced thought,
it's just how I was thinking.

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And then I just started ticking people off
and I was coming through and then at about

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36, and I was also thinking how grateful
I was that I had no stomach issues.

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And then at 35 k I could
see Tom up ahead again.

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And then I just gained on him.

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And then at 36 k I caught up to
him and then we went through 37 K

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together and then I passed him and
then just ran and then just, and I was

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just running and that felt awesome.

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And I ended up with a 3 20, 2 31.

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Yeah.

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Awesome.

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Cam: And you could tell that
you enjoyed it cuz you wouldn't

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shut up about it for days.

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Mikki: Days look and look at me like you,
you just asked me about it and I gave

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you this like five minute, like monologue
, rather than Oh yeah, it was sweet.

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Cam: And then one of your friends
videoed you over the line and

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we, we watched that video.

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Yes.

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And then you just look stoked to
be it's not stoked to be finishing

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Mikki: stoked

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Cam: with your

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Mikki: and.

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Yeah, it was spot on.

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Like I was concerned at the start when
Tom had put his Pacer pro in and said,

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let's run together for this time, because
I wasn't sure that I could do that time.

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But also, I didn't know that I could
run the way he ran, cuz he likes to

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hit the downhills really quickly.

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Yeah.

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And I knew that I'd, if I'd done
that on my quad would be smashed.

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So I had to trust that I
would catch him in the end.

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Cam: Yeah.

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You know what though?

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That could, that could be an opportunity.

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Mikki: for you.

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Yeah.

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Cam: to learn to run downhill.

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Hundred percent.

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Especially on a course like that
because you, you say that your quads,

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but actually if you're running on
the, if you're running well on a

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downhill, you just let your legs go

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Mikki: go.

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Cam: so

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Mikki: Totally agree.

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So

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Cam: you actually, you're not
breaking, so you're, you're actually

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like running fast, but not learning
too much and not absorbing too much.

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So that could be some practice

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Mikki: Well, given that, and I know
this isn't a running podcast, but

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given that my next event is the
hundred and two at tar, I have to

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do more of the eccentric training.

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Cam: Yep.

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To even just to save, not so much
for speed, but to save,, save

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the impact on your boards and

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Mikki: Because I have been in that
position, like last time I did ware,

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it was 60 K, and by the time it
came to the bit that I could have

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run that 15 k, the end couldn't.

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My quads were gone.

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Cam: And you can tell the
people who are good at that

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Mikki: that.

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Yeah.

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Cam: see them running downhill
and it looks effortless that

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they're running downhill.

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Yes.

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And.

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And then you are

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Mikki: jamming,

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Cam: not you

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Mikki: univers.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Cam: Jamming on the brakes.

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Yes.

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To try not to fall over.

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Yeah.

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And that takes a lot of energy.

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Yeah.

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Over, you don't have
to do too much for that

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Mikki: that.

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Cam: to, to burn your quads out.

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That's cool.

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Mikki: It is cool.

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And Queenstown

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Cam: was, Queenstown was fun.

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Mikki: Yeah.

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And a change in Don just
with the change downtown.

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The Pedestrianized being

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pedestrianization.

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yeah.

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it's

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Cam: I guess, I think they
might have had a bit of a,

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Mikki: a,

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Cam: I don't know whether it would've
happened anyway, and whether covid

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just slowed down the development,
but there's a lot happening there.

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We went to those new, that new set
of buildings with the Bavarian place,

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Mikki: which is the chain of
German, what would you call them?

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German restaurants.

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Beer halls.

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Beer halls, yeah.

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Yes.

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Cam: Yep.

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So that was really cool.

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That was a really nice

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Mikki: one.

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Yeah.

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Fun

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Cam: place to hang out.

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Sometimes you're not sure whether,
you know, whether those chain

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places will be good, but it will, it

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Mikki: really was.

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Cam: And then I heard on news the
other day that they've got, I'm

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not sure this is a good thing, but
they've got like a, is it six stories

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or eight story buildings happening?

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Not far from that, up the hill.

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Mikki: Oh yes.

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Cam: people are trying to stop it

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Mikki: cause they don't want, you know,

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Cam: you could easily ruin Queenstown.

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Lots of 10 story buildings
on all the hills around

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Mikki: town.

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Well, I get that.

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But the reality is pre covid people were
saying Queensland was ruined anyway,

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you know, and I like if of different
reasons, like not the infrastructure to

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support all of the tourists coming in.

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So it was expanding out.

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Cam: Yeah.

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So that, it might be good actually.

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You get people even that

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Mikki: where

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Cam: and places, which is up
the hill a bit of the way out

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of the central town by the.

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Mikki: Yes.

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Screwed

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Cam: people out of it.

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Mikki: Yep.

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Agree.

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Cam: Yeah.

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And yeah, but it's just amazing
the, where we stayed out by

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Mikki: Arthur's point.

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Cam: Yeah, Arthur's point I
shot where the shot over jet is.

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Mikki: it's

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Cam: beautiful there.

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Like, just probably would
avoid staying in town.

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Mikki: Yeah.

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Cam: Again.

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And just stay somewhere

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Mikki: like that.

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Yeah.

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It was nice.

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And it had those couple of nice,
like one the Canyon Brewery.

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Yeah.

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Which was.

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And then the other little brewery
place just down from where we were,

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which was more sort of pub craft
beer place, which we'll definitely

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have to go back to at some.

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Like, that was lovely.

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We didn't get an opportunity
to spend too much time there.

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cool.

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Yeah.

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Cam: that was cool.

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So

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Mikki: last

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Cam: we talked, I was wondering whether
I was gonna go to Samo the next day.

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Mikki: Mm.

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Cam: So

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Mikki: I did go

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Cam: and it was, it was pretty cool.

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Mikki: So we recapped

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Cam: our friend.

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From foot traffic coaching
was going and supposed to be

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going with our friend Scotty,

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Mikki: Scott, the photographer

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Cam: along with Setti from Samoa

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Mikki: events.

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Cam: So he puts on a bunch of,
amazing actually how much stuff he

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puts on in Samoa and in New Zealand.

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Mikki: Yeah.

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Cam: Real great events.

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And he's also like the president
of Samo Cycling and also

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Mikki: Sam

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Cam: Triathlon.

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So he.

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Mikki: So he.

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Cam: Samoa, he lives in Auckland.

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Anyway, puts on awesome
events and planning.

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I'm putting on, this was a reiki

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Mikki: to see

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Cam: whether it would be
appropriate to put on a triathlon

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camp and Rob would be the camp,

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Mikki: You

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Cam: the coach who puts on the campus.

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Yeah.

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City would be the organizer of
the trip, the accommodation or

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the food and, and all of that.

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So spent four days in summer and.

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Amazing.

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Like not, I wasn't sure what
to expect cause I never really

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thought about it that much.

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But yeah, Samoa is really
like going back in time.

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Wow.

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Especially not on the, on , which
is not on the island, that's

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RP is on, which is Apollo.

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The, and basically it's just
local villages and you could

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be in any decade over the last

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Mikki: hundred years.

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Oh, amazing.

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Cam: know, and you wouldn't
even know apart from the cars.

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Yeah.

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You wouldn't know.

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I feel like they haven't
hardly changed in that

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Mikki: that time.

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So yeah,

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Cam: awesome place to go and

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Mikki: experience a bit of

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Cam: culture, you, there's not many places
in the world where you can go and do that.

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Mikki: that.

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No.

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Anymore can.

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What's it expensive to be there?

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No.

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Cam: No.

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So, well, probably
cheaper than New Zealand.

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Yeah.

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And way cheaper than going somewhere like.

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Mikki: Hawaii.

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Yeah.

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Cam: And probably even cheaper
than But you gotta, you

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gotta have your expectations.

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Right?

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Mikki: So

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Cam: on Sevi there's
not that many resorts.

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Mikki: Yeah.

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And there's

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Cam: no like bars or restaurants
or anything like that.

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So you would eat at the resort that
perfect for a training camp cuz basically

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you would go train, try and eat and sleep.

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Mikki: Yeah.

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Cam: And socialize with
other people on the

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Mikki: training camp.

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Cam: So you don't need other places

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Mikki: to go.

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Yeah.

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And was it, was it like,
did CTI and Rob decide that?

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I think

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Cam: working through a few, a few things.

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Like just mainly just because
it's really undeveloped.

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Mikki: Yeah.

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Cam: So there's no bike shop.

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Yeah.

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You know there's a hospital on
that island, so, so that's fine.

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CT has millions of contacts there, so
you can pretty much organize anything.

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Yeah.

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But I think they'll work
through a few things and then.

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See if they can put one on as a trial.

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Maybe not worry too much about
the profitability of it, just

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get a few people over there.

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Mikki: Yeah.

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See

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Cam: see how it goes.

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So

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Mikki: nice.

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Cam: interesting.

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So the idea of it is

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Mikki: a

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Cam: climate very similar to Kona, so
where the Ironman world Championships

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is, but hell of easier from Australia
or New Zealand to go to Samoa.

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Like it's only a few hours,

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Mikki: four

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Cam: hours on the plane.

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Much cheaper.

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Mikki: Yeah.

00:13:02.793 --> 00:13:03.063
Cam: Much.

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Mikki: if

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Cam: go and train and
get some heat adaption.

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Mikki: Yeah.

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Cam: If you were going over to race.

00:13:08.943 --> 00:13:09.153
Mikki: Yeah.

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Nice.

00:13:09.408 --> 00:13:12.678
Cam: Kona a few months, later.

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So, you know, they've

00:13:13.353 --> 00:13:13.473
Mikki: they got

00:13:14.358 --> 00:13:15.408
Cam: lava fields,

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Mikki: roads

00:13:18.138 --> 00:13:24.902
Cam: are similar, just yeah, like a
very similar environment to to Kona.

00:13:25.007 --> 00:13:25.307
Mikki: yeah.

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And are they targeting
the New Zealand market?

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Cam: mainly New Zealand I think.

00:13:30.387 --> 00:13:30.627
Yeah.

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But, and Australia.

00:13:31.547 --> 00:13:36.677
So I think they'll utilize like Rob's
network of all his athletes, some of him.

00:13:36.677 --> 00:13:39.677
So he thinks some of his
from the states might even,

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Mikki: even come over?

00:13:40.797 --> 00:13:41.237
Yeah.

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Cam: I mean, it's not easy to get there
from the states, I don't think, but

00:13:44.214 --> 00:13:47.544
Mikki: But often time people, they're
not, I mean, of course they're in it for

00:13:47.544 --> 00:13:51.504
the triathlon and the competitiveness,
but they're in it for the experience and

00:13:51.684 --> 00:13:53.164
to have an experience like that would be

00:13:53.394 --> 00:13:53.514
Cam: Yep.

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And.

00:13:55.199 --> 00:13:58.689
A couple of local Sam and
triathletes and cyclists were there.

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Mikki: there.

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Yeah.

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Cool.

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And

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Cam: just soaking up Rob's knowledge.

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Ah.

00:14:02.904 --> 00:14:02.964
Mikki: Ah.

00:14:03.174 --> 00:14:06.414
Because Rob knows every like, and I,
I don't mean that in a facetious way.

00:14:06.714 --> 00:14:08.004
He has so much knowledge.

00:14:08.424 --> 00:14:08.964
Yeah.

00:14:09.939 --> 00:14:10.539
Cam: So they're loving it.

00:14:10.539 --> 00:14:12.069
So they, you could tell, and Rob's such a,

00:14:13.014 --> 00:14:13.194
Mikki: if you

00:14:13.214 --> 00:14:14.589
Cam: were gonna go on a Kent with a Kent

00:14:14.694 --> 00:14:15.214
Mikki: anyway.

00:14:15.344 --> 00:14:15.694
Oh,

00:14:15.729 --> 00:14:16.839
Cam: Rob's the one you want to go on.

00:14:17.004 --> 00:14:17.394
Mikki: Totally.

00:14:17.399 --> 00:14:20.514
Can you imagine if you were, I
mean, imagine you running a Can

00:14:20.904 --> 00:14:21.534
Cam: No, I'd be terrible.

00:14:21.564 --> 00:14:22.464
Mikki: No, you'll be terrible.

00:14:22.464 --> 00:14:22.824
I know.

00:14:23.784 --> 00:14:25.254
Cam: I'll just, I'll just let Okay.

00:14:25.254 --> 00:14:26.004
You guys go out.

00:14:26.124 --> 00:14:26.614
Mikki: Yeah.

00:14:26.614 --> 00:14:27.054
Yeah.

00:14:27.114 --> 00:14:28.854
Cam: I'm just gonna hang
outta here by myself or,

00:14:29.064 --> 00:14:29.364
Mikki: Yeah.

00:14:29.424 --> 00:14:30.714
You'd be a great behind the scenes.

00:14:31.044 --> 00:14:32.244
You'd be great in the role that you

00:14:32.289 --> 00:14:33.450
Cam: I'm definitely behind the scenes

00:14:33.515 --> 00:14:33.715
Mikki: Ben.

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No, I get it.

00:14:34.315 --> 00:14:34.475
Yeah.

00:14:34.580 --> 00:14:34.940
Mm-hmm.

00:14:35.033 --> 00:14:36.143
Cam: So yeah, so that was good.

00:14:36.443 --> 00:14:38.093
So I took some good photos and videos and

00:14:38.128 --> 00:14:38.328
Mikki: stuff.

00:14:38.408 --> 00:14:41.508
Yeah, I saw some of the pictures
on Facebook that Rob shared.

00:14:41.518 --> 00:14:44.098
And I'm not sure if they were
cam links with pictures or

00:14:44.098 --> 00:14:45.568
not, but they were amazing.

00:14:45.628 --> 00:14:46.378
Cam: Mm, yeah.

00:14:46.468 --> 00:14:49.438
Pretty easy to take good photos
when you got turquoise blue

00:14:49.608 --> 00:14:50.218
Mikki: Lagoon.

00:14:50.308 --> 00:14:51.058
Oh, yes.

00:14:51.178 --> 00:14:54.363
Cam: And and Coke about
trees on jungle so, yeah.

00:14:54.723 --> 00:14:54.963
Yeah.

00:14:54.981 --> 00:14:57.093
Yeah, while I was there, we
haven't talking any about

00:14:57.093 --> 00:14:58.143
anything about business yet.

00:14:58.203 --> 00:14:59.073
Well, that was a little bit about

00:14:59.463 --> 00:15:00.583
Mikki: business while

00:15:00.603 --> 00:15:00.813
Cam: was there.

00:15:00.863 --> 00:15:01.063
Mikki: there.

00:15:01.068 --> 00:15:01.323
Yeah.

00:15:01.413 --> 00:15:03.123
Cam: It's not really
business related, but it is.

00:15:03.933 --> 00:15:05.523
A few issues came up for me.

00:15:05.523 --> 00:15:05.553
Mikki: Okay.

00:15:05.813 --> 00:15:06.303
Cam: Okay.

00:15:06.423 --> 00:15:07.083
I'm not talking.

00:15:07.143 --> 00:15:07.533
Mikki: about this

00:15:08.593 --> 00:15:11.883
Cam: In our last episodes are not,
probably not, but while I was day before

00:15:11.951 --> 00:15:16.133
just in like an hour before we were gonna
go out from the first day in Samoa to go

00:15:16.778 --> 00:15:17.388
Mikki: riding.

00:15:17.414 --> 00:15:21.254
Cam: I saw some funny activity
on the, on my training site.

00:15:22.514 --> 00:15:24.584
And turns out someone was

00:15:25.329 --> 00:15:26.339
Mikki: like a hacker.

00:15:26.339 --> 00:15:26.699
Yep.

00:15:27.014 --> 00:15:28.814
Cam: hack was doing a carting attack.

00:15:30.164 --> 00:15:34.754
So what that is, is
people may have stolen,

00:15:34.919 --> 00:15:35.129
Mikki: like

00:15:35.444 --> 00:15:36.434
Cam: Credit card numbers.

00:15:36.464 --> 00:15:36.554
Yeah.

00:15:37.364 --> 00:15:39.134
But they might just have the number Yeah.

00:15:39.434 --> 00:15:42.404
And maybe the, the person's
name and they might not have the

00:15:42.964 --> 00:15:43.384
Mikki: Cvv,

00:15:43.579 --> 00:15:44.824
Cam: number on the back Yeah.

00:15:44.829 --> 00:15:46.574
Or the date or something.

00:15:46.664 --> 00:15:47.144
Okay.

00:15:47.294 --> 00:15:50.114
So what they do to try and
figure that out is they'll find

00:15:50.119 --> 00:15:51.824
a website that accepts a card.

00:15:52.124 --> 00:15:52.184
Yeah.

00:15:52.214 --> 00:15:53.654
So when you sign up for training tool,

00:15:54.324 --> 00:15:54.944
Mikki: you can

00:15:54.944 --> 00:15:59.594
Cam: your card details at the same
time they were, they'd written a

00:15:59.594 --> 00:16:03.764
little bot that goes through it,
puts the card number and puts the.

00:16:03.764 --> 00:16:04.154
Mikki: name and

00:16:04.439 --> 00:16:09.466
Cam: Guesses, like either the expiry date
or the CVV number on the back or whatever,

00:16:09.991 --> 00:16:10.411
Mikki: And,

00:16:10.516 --> 00:16:13.876
Cam: then just test them
over and over and over again.

00:16:13.981 --> 00:16:16.081
Mikki: Changing those details.

00:16:16.081 --> 00:16:17.311
Changing until they get it right.

00:16:17.311 --> 00:16:18.081
Until they get it.

00:16:18.216 --> 00:16:18.886
Cam: Alright

00:16:18.886 --> 00:16:22.230
Mikki: so can I ask, do you
get notification of any, like,

00:16:22.230 --> 00:16:23.970
of a failed attempt as well?

00:16:23.970 --> 00:16:24.300
Like,

00:16:24.495 --> 00:16:27.915
Cam: so I get basically
anything, any error or anything

00:16:27.920 --> 00:16:29.835
that happens in the system is.

00:16:30.720 --> 00:16:35.310
and currently, which I've always
had going, which is like stressful,

00:16:35.310 --> 00:16:36.750
but at the moment it's good.

00:16:36.780 --> 00:16:39.980
I get emailed every single
one of those things mate.

00:16:39.985 --> 00:16:42.090
So you know, so I always wake up
in the morning with hundreds of

00:16:42.090 --> 00:16:43.140
emails that I just go through.

00:16:43.350 --> 00:16:45.030
Mainly I don't need to do
anything cuz they're just

00:16:45.830 --> 00:16:46.180
Mikki: an

00:16:46.200 --> 00:16:48.570
Cam: happened or a log happened
or whatever, and not a big deal.

00:16:48.870 --> 00:16:52.800
But then if I, but then I had like
400 within a couple of minutes

00:16:53.460 --> 00:16:53.580
Mikki: so I

00:16:53.610 --> 00:16:54.450
Cam: knew something was up.

00:16:55.350 --> 00:16:58.860
So then I, all the information
of what's happening is,

00:16:58.860 --> 00:16:59.370
Mikki: included,

00:16:59.880 --> 00:17:00.990
Cam: Not the card numbers or anything.

00:17:00.990 --> 00:17:01.080
Of

00:17:01.110 --> 00:17:01.900
Mikki: No, no.

00:17:01.980 --> 00:17:02.340
You never,

00:17:02.370 --> 00:17:03.420
Cam: never pass those around

00:17:03.540 --> 00:17:03.690
Mikki: here.

00:17:03.770 --> 00:17:03.930
Cam: anywhere.

00:17:04.170 --> 00:17:04.320
But

00:17:04.320 --> 00:17:05.864
Mikki: and did you know
immediately what was going

00:17:05.894 --> 00:17:06.054
Cam: on?

00:17:06.054 --> 00:17:06.254
Yeah, yeah.

00:17:06.284 --> 00:17:06.494
Yep.

00:17:06.904 --> 00:17:07.254
Mikki: So

00:17:08.054 --> 00:17:09.464
Cam: I've had this sort of thing happen

00:17:10.094 --> 00:17:10.334
Mikki: before.

00:17:10.664 --> 00:17:10.904
Yeah.

00:17:10.951 --> 00:17:13.111
Cam: So you have to have these mitigations

00:17:13.121 --> 00:17:14.431
Mikki: in place to

00:17:14.431 --> 00:17:17.221
Cam: try and stop people doing this,
but they always sort of find a way

00:17:17.851 --> 00:17:18.361
Mikki: around it.

00:17:18.511 --> 00:17:18.691
Yeah.

00:17:18.811 --> 00:17:22.621
Cam: So I basically shut down the signups.

00:17:23.121 --> 00:17:23.471
Mikki: so

00:17:23.556 --> 00:17:24.331
Cam: I'm a good sign up to.

00:17:24.711 --> 00:17:24.991
Mikki: talk

00:17:25.666 --> 00:17:27.466
Cam: For a few hours while I was away.

00:17:27.811 --> 00:17:31.681
Mikki: Was that shutting down
everyone else's signups as well?

00:17:31.681 --> 00:17:31.801
No, no, no.

00:17:31.806 --> 00:17:33.091
But just your, yeah.

00:17:33.556 --> 00:17:34.096
To sign up.

00:17:34.356 --> 00:17:34.636
Yeah.

00:17:34.746 --> 00:17:35.746
Cam: I don't get, I don't get

00:17:35.756 --> 00:17:37.596
Mikki: a, a lot, you

00:17:37.666 --> 00:17:39.346
Cam: max I might get is a couple a day.

00:17:39.346 --> 00:17:39.406
Yeah.

00:17:39.886 --> 00:17:42.196
Couple of new coaches
a day anyway, so, you

00:17:42.276 --> 00:17:42.556
Mikki: you know,

00:17:43.426 --> 00:17:44.176
Cam: and, and

00:17:44.946 --> 00:17:45.756
Mikki: name of

00:17:45.826 --> 00:17:50.506
Cam: protecting whoever's cards they were
trying to steal or my rep, my reputation.

00:17:50.656 --> 00:17:50.896
Mikki: Yeah.

00:17:51.586 --> 00:17:53.986
Cam: So when you have a payment
processor and you have a whole.

00:17:54.226 --> 00:17:57.046
Mikki: of fraudulent attempts of

00:17:57.841 --> 00:17:59.521
Cam: using cards even if they fail.

00:17:59.791 --> 00:17:59.851
Yeah.

00:17:59.851 --> 00:18:02.101
That affects the reputation of your Yeah.

00:18:02.461 --> 00:18:03.691
Your account on the payment

00:18:03.706 --> 00:18:03.886
Mikki: bank.

00:18:05.221 --> 00:18:10.291
Cam: So anyway, after Sam, I got back and
I put some mitigation in place for that.

00:18:11.491 --> 00:18:12.091
And then

00:18:12.163 --> 00:18:14.003
Just before we went to Queenstown,

00:18:14.748 --> 00:18:15.418
Mikki: similar

00:18:15.523 --> 00:18:16.043
Cam: thing happened.

00:18:16.043 --> 00:18:19.873
I dunno if it was the same people, this
time they were doing the same thing.

00:18:19.888 --> 00:18:20.218
Mikki: but

00:18:20.713 --> 00:18:22.783
Cam: On some of my customers Yes.

00:18:22.843 --> 00:18:24.313
Cause training deals on e-commerce site.

00:18:24.528 --> 00:18:25.018
Mikki: Yeah.

00:18:25.543 --> 00:18:27.463
Cam: so all of my coaches
can accept payments.

00:18:27.493 --> 00:18:27.553
Yeah.

00:18:27.733 --> 00:18:30.733
They started doing it
there way less severe.

00:18:31.183 --> 00:18:33.163
Cause I'd already had, I
already had some other things in

00:18:33.163 --> 00:18:34.303
place to stop them doing that.

00:18:34.303 --> 00:18:34.783
So they were,

00:18:35.628 --> 00:18:36.718
Mikki: instead of doing like

00:18:37.243 --> 00:18:42.433
Cam: hundreds in a few minutes, they were
just doing like three or four an hour or

00:18:42.448 --> 00:18:42.838
Mikki: Yeah.

00:18:42.868 --> 00:18:43.168
Okay.

00:18:43.783 --> 00:18:47.743
Cam: So probably if I was a bigger
site, that would probably just go un.

00:18:48.418 --> 00:18:49.418
Mikki: Yeah, it would.

00:18:49.558 --> 00:18:49.798
Cam: know.

00:18:49.798 --> 00:18:52.528
Cause it would just be like
if you were processing, if you

00:18:52.528 --> 00:18:53.578
had eCommerce site and you were

00:18:53.678 --> 00:18:54.118
Mikki: you're processing

00:18:54.958 --> 00:18:56.758
Cam: you know, hundreds of
payments now or whatever

00:18:57.118 --> 00:18:58.408
Mikki: as your usual, then it would

00:18:58.408 --> 00:18:59.128
Cam: just look natural.

00:18:59.428 --> 00:18:59.638
Yeah.

00:19:00.328 --> 00:19:05.848
But because we don't have that higher
volume, I saw some come in, you

00:19:05.848 --> 00:19:09.238
know, in a row from the same site
and they were all failed payments.

00:19:09.368 --> 00:19:09.808
Yeah.

00:19:09.958 --> 00:19:14.158
And then the way they were doing it,
error message was were a bit odd.

00:19:14.578 --> 00:19:16.738
Like they weren't doing things
in the right order, which is

00:19:16.738 --> 00:19:17.688
why they were getting error.

00:19:18.253 --> 00:19:20.653
So basically they didn't actually
process any cards at all.

00:19:21.313 --> 00:19:21.343
Okay.

00:19:21.733 --> 00:19:26.263
So there was no real, no real issues
or they, they processed some, which I

00:19:26.263 --> 00:19:27.883
think when they were doing it manually.

00:19:28.003 --> 00:19:28.363
Yeah.

00:19:28.363 --> 00:19:30.613
Then I think they wrote the
bot to do it and the bot was

00:19:30.613 --> 00:19:31.603
doing it in the wrong order.

00:19:31.783 --> 00:19:32.273
Mikki: Yeah.

00:19:32.273 --> 00:19:32.473
Yeah.

00:19:32.473 --> 00:19:33.673
I was gonna say it's a pot issue.

00:19:33.763 --> 00:19:34.033
Yeah.

00:19:34.303 --> 00:19:38.263
Cam: Anyway, so I spent the whole
week putting more mitigations

00:19:38.263 --> 00:19:40.033
in place so they couldn't do it.

00:19:40.033 --> 00:19:42.253
And you know, when we
were in Queenstown, I was

00:19:42.563 --> 00:19:43.363
Mikki: looking on

00:19:43.363 --> 00:19:46.723
Cam: it in between, we were go in
between, we were going to the pub or.

00:19:46.723 --> 00:19:47.083
Mikki: whatever,

00:19:47.398 --> 00:19:50.128
Cam: And they'd stopped by then
anyway, so it wasn't, but then

00:19:50.128 --> 00:19:51.298
you just wanna make sure that,

00:19:52.283 --> 00:19:52.933
Mikki: they might

00:19:53.098 --> 00:19:54.148
Cam: taken the weekend off.

00:19:54.568 --> 00:19:54.808
Yeah.

00:19:54.808 --> 00:19:56.068
And then come back on Monday anyway.

00:19:56.068 --> 00:19:57.928
So mitigation's in place now.

00:19:58.423 --> 00:20:04.573
Mikki: And are you confident that
you've been able to stamp that

00:20:04.713 --> 00:20:06.058
Cam: that I've got gotten

00:20:06.163 --> 00:20:06.313
Mikki: rid

00:20:07.258 --> 00:20:07.558
Cam: of

00:20:07.558 --> 00:20:09.551
99% of anyone who will try.

00:20:09.556 --> 00:20:12.493
So it's  it's like when a
burg comes to your house.

00:20:13.138 --> 00:20:14.878
. And he sees like a security camera.

00:20:14.883 --> 00:20:15.298
Yeah.

00:20:15.298 --> 00:20:15.299
Yeah.

00:20:15.358 --> 00:20:17.578
Or he sees like that your gate's locked.

00:20:17.788 --> 00:20:17.878
Yeah.

00:20:17.998 --> 00:20:18.568
You can just go to the

00:20:18.608 --> 00:20:19.168
Mikki: to the next house.

00:20:19.198 --> 00:20:19.688
Yeah.

00:20:19.688 --> 00:20:20.208
Too hard.

00:20:20.438 --> 00:20:20.928
Yeah.

00:20:21.058 --> 00:20:22.558
Cam: are not, they're not sophisticated,

00:20:23.488 --> 00:20:23.968
Mikki: attacks.

00:20:24.028 --> 00:20:24.358
No.

00:20:24.508 --> 00:20:25.528
Cam: they're not really hacking.

00:20:25.528 --> 00:20:30.388
They're just like, basically what, you
know, anyone can go into a site, into

00:20:30.388 --> 00:20:32.158
some fake card details and see if they

00:20:32.188 --> 00:20:32.368
Mikki: work.

00:20:32.638 --> 00:20:32.908
Yeah.

00:20:33.298 --> 00:20:36.436
Well that's to use another ridiculous
analogy, not that yours is ridiculous,

00:20:36.796 --> 00:20:39.526
but it's like having a car lot, A
steering wheel lock on your car.

00:20:39.796 --> 00:20:40.066
Exactly.

00:20:40.066 --> 00:20:42.706
Doesn't do a lot, but someone will
look at that and go, oh, okay.

00:20:42.711 --> 00:20:43.216
You don't wanna go there.

00:20:43.216 --> 00:20:43.336
There's

00:20:43.611 --> 00:20:46.411
Cam: three cars next to each other,
just like there's a million e-commerce

00:20:46.411 --> 00:20:48.751
websites on the net that people go to.

00:20:48.826 --> 00:20:49.096
Mikki: yeah,

00:20:49.591 --> 00:20:55.141
Cam: So pretty confident now that for
the most part, they would just come try

00:20:55.141 --> 00:20:57.481
it manually, try and ride a little bot.

00:20:57.481 --> 00:20:59.971
They wouldn't be able to ride
a bot easily to do it anymore.

00:21:00.121 --> 00:21:00.271
Yeah.

00:21:00.511 --> 00:21:01.651
And then move on to the next,

00:21:02.523 --> 00:21:02.761
what,

00:21:02.776 --> 00:21:09.286
Mikki: like it doesn't, it just illustrate
small business and the things that you

00:21:09.286 --> 00:21:13.846
just cannot predict are going to happen,
and then potentially throw out a timeline.

00:21:14.671 --> 00:21:16.711
Because that you, the way that
you described that, that was

00:21:16.711 --> 00:21:18.571
like two weeks of work basically.

00:21:18.571 --> 00:21:18.631
Yeah.

00:21:19.261 --> 00:21:22.531
Which you didn't have scheduled in
because you wouldn't have known that

00:21:22.531 --> 00:21:25.051
it would've occurred, and then that's
just gonna push everything else back.

00:21:25.081 --> 00:21:28.411
Like people underestimate
the impact that it has

00:21:28.811 --> 00:21:29.231
Cam: yep.

00:21:29.236 --> 00:21:31.771
And of course, there's the
argument to be said that I should

00:21:31.811 --> 00:21:32.011
Mikki: have

00:21:32.971 --> 00:21:35.871
Cam: added all of these
mitigations in beforehand.

00:21:36.001 --> 00:21:37.531
Mikki: That's a, an interesting argument.

00:21:38.191 --> 00:21:38.401
But

00:21:39.211 --> 00:21:42.271
Cam: there, there already was
some mitigations and I could

00:21:42.271 --> 00:21:44.971
continue for another 10 weeks

00:21:45.556 --> 00:21:45.826
Mikki: adding

00:21:46.081 --> 00:21:47.731
Cam: and more stuff.

00:21:47.956 --> 00:21:48.376
Mikki: But

00:21:48.631 --> 00:21:49.121
Cam: you know, it's

00:21:49.121 --> 00:21:51.833
Mikki: but then is that, then it's
that cost benefit analysis, right?

00:21:51.933 --> 00:21:52.373
Yeah.

00:21:53.033 --> 00:21:53.453
Yes.

00:21:53.873 --> 00:21:54.293
And

00:21:54.321 --> 00:21:56.982
Cam: like there was, it's all
secure cuz it's run through stripe.

00:21:57.087 --> 00:21:57.387
Mikki: Yeah.

00:21:58.152 --> 00:22:00.972
Cam: And no one can steal anything via

00:22:00.997 --> 00:22:01.277
Mikki: it.

00:22:01.872 --> 00:22:03.612
Cam: The issue is they'd already stole.

00:22:04.052 --> 00:22:06.942
The cards from the cards from
somewhere, from someone else.

00:22:07.062 --> 00:22:07.122
Yeah.

00:22:07.392 --> 00:22:09.582
And all they're doing
is trying random Yeah.

00:22:10.197 --> 00:22:10.557
Mikki: numbers.

00:22:10.902 --> 00:22:13.602
Cam: And you, so you know what
you can do is to stop them

00:22:13.602 --> 00:22:15.162
being able to do too many at one

00:22:15.357 --> 00:22:15.597
Mikki: time.

00:22:15.597 --> 00:22:16.557
Yeah, because,

00:22:17.052 --> 00:22:20.112
Cam: because the way they're doing
it, you can't put everything in

00:22:20.117 --> 00:22:21.432
place them to stop them doing it.

00:22:22.047 --> 00:22:22.407
Mikki: Otherwise

00:22:22.482 --> 00:22:25.122
Cam: no one will be able to
coming into their own legitimate

00:22:26.037 --> 00:22:26.457
Mikki: credit cards.

00:22:26.637 --> 00:22:30.327
Well, you just said that you had to
turn the payments off on your site

00:22:30.507 --> 00:22:33.747
whilst you had actually knew that
there's nothing you could do about it.

00:22:33.747 --> 00:22:35.547
Cause you were on a
plane to Samoa basically.

00:22:35.697 --> 00:22:35.997
Yeah.

00:22:36.110 --> 00:22:38.810
Cam: So you can't stop it completely,
but what you can do is stop it.

00:22:38.810 --> 00:22:42.260
So they can't do hundreds
at the same, hundreds in a

00:22:42.260 --> 00:22:43.580
minute to hundreds in an hour.

00:22:43.665 --> 00:22:44.065
Mikki: Yeah.

00:22:44.065 --> 00:22:44.225
Yeah.

00:22:44.385 --> 00:22:45.800
Cam: you just, you rate limit it.

00:22:45.800 --> 00:22:46.370
So it's huge.

00:22:46.370 --> 00:22:46.910
You detect that.

00:22:47.120 --> 00:22:47.240
Yeah.

00:22:47.270 --> 00:22:48.320
Then it just stops them.

00:22:48.410 --> 00:22:48.980
So that's what it's

00:22:48.995 --> 00:22:49.145
Mikki: doing.

00:22:49.790 --> 00:22:52.541
Cam: So even now, if they came
and tried to do it, yeah, it would

00:22:52.546 --> 00:22:53.690
allow them to do it the first.

00:22:54.590 --> 00:22:57.170
Times cuz that's just like a
normal person coming to the car.

00:22:57.470 --> 00:22:58.400
And then I would stop them.

00:22:59.450 --> 00:22:59.810
So anyway.

00:23:00.535 --> 00:23:01.025
Mikki: Good.

00:23:01.880 --> 00:23:02.180
Cam: It's good.

00:23:02.240 --> 00:23:04.940
Another lesson learned,
funny thing came out.

00:23:04.945 --> 00:23:05.750
Insight came out.

00:23:05.750 --> 00:23:07.010
It's already new about myself.

00:23:08.330 --> 00:23:09.350
I secretly love these

00:23:09.380 --> 00:23:10.130
Mikki: emergencies.

00:23:10.700 --> 00:23:11.260
Do you?

00:23:11.450 --> 00:23:11.900
Cam: Yes, because

00:23:12.100 --> 00:23:12.940
Mikki: it's, you know,

00:23:14.420 --> 00:23:19.070
Cam: you know, it's part of
my nature to solve problems.

00:23:19.075 --> 00:23:19.450
Problems.

00:23:19.790 --> 00:23:21.590
And if it's an emergence,
it's like that thing, you

00:23:21.590 --> 00:23:21.800
Mikki: you know,

00:23:21.850 --> 00:23:21.930
Cam: know.

00:23:23.780 --> 00:23:25.820
You've got an exam or something
and you leave it till the last

00:23:25.850 --> 00:23:26.000
Mikki: minute.

00:23:26.180 --> 00:23:26.630
Oh yeah.

00:23:26.630 --> 00:23:26.690
All

00:23:26.720 --> 00:23:28.680
Cam: a sudden your mind just goes, yes.

00:23:28.730 --> 00:23:32.000
Like your mind turns on and
it's exciting and your dopamine

00:23:32.170 --> 00:23:33.010
Mikki: hits and

00:23:33.050 --> 00:23:33.980
Cam: you actually enjoy it.

00:23:34.670 --> 00:23:34.970
Mikki: So

00:23:35.810 --> 00:23:40.310
Cam: when I had my business call, my
business coaching call yesterday morning,

00:23:40.850 --> 00:23:41.450
Mikki: Did you speak?

00:23:41.540 --> 00:23:41.840
I did.

00:23:42.200 --> 00:23:42.560
Good on you.

00:23:42.560 --> 00:23:42.840
Cam: on you.

00:23:43.370 --> 00:23:47.000
Another thing is I, I was in a cafe
and I'm like, oh, it's a bit loud,

00:23:47.880 --> 00:23:48.530
Mikki: It's a bit,

00:23:48.740 --> 00:23:50.720
Cam: I won't be able to
speak because it'll be too.

00:23:51.815 --> 00:23:54.695
And that's the sort of thing that
I normally do to avoid cuz you

00:23:54.695 --> 00:23:56.825
know, I hate that sort of thing.

00:23:56.825 --> 00:23:58.385
That is not my strength.

00:23:58.625 --> 00:23:58.745
Yeah.

00:23:58.835 --> 00:23:59.285
And I hate it.

00:23:59.495 --> 00:23:59.855
Yeah.

00:23:59.860 --> 00:24:00.365
I don't hate it.

00:24:00.695 --> 00:24:02.075
I enjoy it when I do it, but I,

00:24:02.240 --> 00:24:03.651
Mikki: its, it's avoid it.

00:24:03.721 --> 00:24:04.211
Yeah.

00:24:04.211 --> 00:24:04.691
Yeah, yeah.

00:24:04.691 --> 00:24:04.891
Yeah.

00:24:04.976 --> 00:24:10.166
Cam: it makes me anxious and I thought,
no, and that's not a good enough

00:24:10.856 --> 00:24:11.096
Mikki: Yeah,

00:24:11.336 --> 00:24:12.296
Cam: Not excuse at all.

00:24:12.356 --> 00:24:13.286
Why is an excuse?

00:24:13.436 --> 00:24:14.186
It's not a reason.

00:24:14.996 --> 00:24:18.626
So I had my vans, I just went and set
up in my van and didn't pull in my van.

00:24:19.106 --> 00:24:20.426
And then when I spoke, I spoke.

00:24:20.486 --> 00:24:20.726
Mikki: about

00:24:21.506 --> 00:24:22.526
Cam: The stuff that had happened.

00:24:22.556 --> 00:24:22.856
Yeah, yeah.

00:24:22.856 --> 00:24:24.296
Cause I thought that
might help someone else.

00:24:24.476 --> 00:24:24.746
They,

00:24:24.906 --> 00:24:25.326
Mikki: You

00:24:25.346 --> 00:24:28.406
Cam: know, cuz it's when you, when you
are, especially if you're non-technical,

00:24:28.706 --> 00:24:34.166
when you set the stuff up, I mean,
most people would never have thought

00:24:34.166 --> 00:24:35.276
that that's a thing that happens.

00:24:35.336 --> 00:24:35.666
Mikki: No, I.

00:24:36.386 --> 00:24:36.686
Yeah.

00:24:36.776 --> 00:24:36.896
You

00:24:36.936 --> 00:24:39.806
Cam: know, people know that people
steal credit cards or whatever, but

00:24:39.806 --> 00:24:44.336
they don't know that they might steal
a number and then use someone else's

00:24:44.336 --> 00:24:48.896
website to randomly check the CVV until
they get it right for the, or the.

00:24:49.436 --> 00:24:49.496
Mikki: Yeah.

00:24:50.621 --> 00:24:55.271
Cam: So I shared that, but I also
shared my insight about how I

00:24:55.271 --> 00:24:57.461
love when the emergencies happen.

00:24:57.491 --> 00:24:57.641
Yeah.

00:24:57.851 --> 00:25:02.651
Cause also, apart from that, I use that
as an excuse not to do the other things

00:25:02.651 --> 00:25:06.581
in my business that I don't enjoy so much
because I've got this emergency going on.

00:25:06.581 --> 00:25:06.641
Yeah,

00:25:06.731 --> 00:25:07.391
Mikki: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:25:07.391 --> 00:25:07.961
Oh, I like

00:25:07.971 --> 00:25:10.061
Cam: now I don't have to do the
sales and marketing stuff that

00:25:10.061 --> 00:25:11.231
I committed to do for the week.

00:25:11.681 --> 00:25:13.241
Cause this other stuff came up.

00:25:13.391 --> 00:25:16.142
Mikki: So it's a very good
procrastination sort of method for you.

00:25:16.222 --> 00:25:19.592
Yeah, and it is interesting with that
problem solving stuff, cuz I think

00:25:19.862 --> 00:25:21.902
a lot of us might be wired that way.

00:25:21.902 --> 00:25:25.382
You know, like I love the bits
that I love most in my business.

00:25:25.382 --> 00:25:29.882
I mean, I love the problem solving with
a client, but I also love the pressure

00:25:29.942 --> 00:25:33.502
of a sale and the, and the launch.

00:25:33.692 --> 00:25:37.412
Programming, getting everything, the
deadlines and everything, making sure

00:25:37.412 --> 00:25:41.642
everything's in place like that makes
me, it's that cortisol pumping through.

00:25:41.702 --> 00:25:46.022
It's that motivation that
dopamine, you crash afterwards,

00:25:46.022 --> 00:25:47.822
but at the time you're on.

00:25:48.152 --> 00:25:48.392
Cam: Yep.

00:25:48.752 --> 00:25:49.742
And the trick is

00:25:50.372 --> 00:25:50.492
Mikki: that

00:25:50.492 --> 00:25:54.332
Cam: stuff that you love in your business,
you can't just go, I'm not gonna do that.

00:25:54.642 --> 00:25:55.132
Yeah.

00:25:55.142 --> 00:25:56.102
Cause I have to do this other

00:25:56.242 --> 00:25:56.732
Mikki: yeah,

00:25:56.852 --> 00:25:58.472
Cam: what the fuck are
you even doing it for?

00:25:58.652 --> 00:25:58.832
Totally.

00:25:58.892 --> 00:25:59.522
If you don't love

00:25:59.572 --> 00:25:59.772
Mikki: love it.

00:25:59.772 --> 00:26:00.172
Yeah.

00:26:00.272 --> 00:26:03.722
Cam: So the trick is to indis
disperse the stuff that you don't

00:26:03.722 --> 00:26:05.792
love doing, but you know you have to

00:26:05.832 --> 00:26:06.392
Mikki: to mm-hmm.

00:26:06.402 --> 00:26:08.012
Cam: with the stuff that you love doing,

00:26:08.732 --> 00:26:09.002
Mikki: even

00:26:09.002 --> 00:26:11.582
Cam: if it's like a couple of
hours here and a couple of hours

00:26:12.062 --> 00:26:12.332
Mikki: there.

00:26:12.482 --> 00:26:12.722
Yep.

00:26:13.532 --> 00:26:14.642
Cam: Cause otherwise you're
not gonna be able to.

00:26:14.822 --> 00:26:15.032
Mikki: it up.

00:26:15.402 --> 00:26:16.032
No, I

00:26:16.162 --> 00:26:17.162
Cam: There's no way you could keep it up.

00:26:17.162 --> 00:26:19.322
I couldn't even keep it up for
a whole day of doing boring

00:26:19.352 --> 00:26:19.562
Mikki: stuff.

00:26:19.772 --> 00:26:20.012
No,

00:26:20.042 --> 00:26:21.032
Cam: don't, that I hate doing.

00:26:22.322 --> 00:26:24.092
And kudos to those who can

00:26:25.022 --> 00:26:25.382
Mikki: do that.

00:26:25.652 --> 00:26:25.952
Yeah.

00:26:26.172 --> 00:26:27.192
I'm not going, no.

00:26:27.192 --> 00:26:27.352
I'm

00:26:27.482 --> 00:26:29.282
Cam: have the attention span for it.

00:26:30.272 --> 00:26:31.052
I, you still need to do it.

00:26:31.057 --> 00:26:34.922
So you just need to figure
out, I'm not there yet.

00:26:35.312 --> 00:26:37.022
Figure out what's the best mix of

00:26:37.487 --> 00:26:37.787
Mikki: Yeah.

00:26:37.862 --> 00:26:41.162
Cam: So you can, cuz you know, some things
give you energy and something's taking

00:26:41.387 --> 00:26:44.237
Mikki: Well, I know, and, and I was
thinking that because I've been playing

00:26:44.237 --> 00:26:49.127
around since June, since leaving my
full-time job to just do clients in my

00:26:49.127 --> 00:26:51.044
program which is working brilliantly.

00:26:52.004 --> 00:26:54.884
I, it's, I've been playing
around with my client.

00:26:55.529 --> 00:26:58.019
Because initially I'm like, now I
don't have to see clients early,

00:26:58.019 --> 00:26:59.489
so I'm gonna make that my own time.

00:26:59.969 --> 00:27:04.409
But actually I do chle on that day
when I have clients because my energy

00:27:04.409 --> 00:27:07.439
is in the morning and my energy to
give to people is in the morning.

00:27:08.129 --> 00:27:13.379
And then if I, I was doing that sort of
over midday to the afternoon, but that

00:27:13.589 --> 00:27:17.669
then left me, cause it's my personality
type to want to get their plans done.

00:27:17.849 --> 00:27:19.379
So I'm still working in the evening type.

00:27:20.099 --> 00:27:23.459
But it took me trialing that in
order to sort of figure that out.

00:27:24.089 --> 00:27:24.449
Cam: yeah, yeah.

00:27:24.569 --> 00:27:24.989
That's true.

00:27:24.994 --> 00:27:31.109
Like it's funny how they, the
transfer of energy happens like that.

00:27:31.349 --> 00:27:31.529
Yeah.

00:27:31.769 --> 00:27:33.429
Because they're probably
come and they probably

00:27:33.439 --> 00:27:34.544
Mikki: take, yeah, they

00:27:34.909 --> 00:27:35.579
Cam: probably leave with energy.

00:27:35.789 --> 00:27:36.189
Yes.

00:27:36.209 --> 00:27:38.789
You've like transferred it
through your computer Totally.

00:27:38.959 --> 00:27:39.629
To to

00:27:39.714 --> 00:27:40.074
Mikki: Yeah.

00:27:40.079 --> 00:27:40.154
Yeah.

00:27:40.154 --> 00:27:40.814
Completely.

00:27:41.654 --> 00:27:44.474
And in some ways you protect
yourself because you are online.

00:27:45.104 --> 00:27:47.354
And I def and I don't
think this is a bad thing.

00:27:47.354 --> 00:27:50.264
Like I think it's helpful
for me as a practitioner.

00:27:50.904 --> 00:27:53.324
To, cuz I think it makes me
a better practitioner for

00:27:53.624 --> 00:27:55.034
all of the people that I see.

00:27:55.244 --> 00:27:59.894
And then my online clients, if I was
in person all of the time, I wouldn't

00:27:59.894 --> 00:28:03.134
be able to service all those people
because you do protect yourself

00:28:03.139 --> 00:28:04.274
a little bit with the computer.

00:28:04.341 --> 00:28:08.536
But it is still, it can be one of those,
you know, there are some weeks when it's

00:28:08.766 --> 00:28:09.916
a little bit more draining than others.

00:28:10.116 --> 00:28:10.606
Yeah.

00:28:10.606 --> 00:28:10.926
Yeah.

00:28:11.141 --> 00:28:12.136
Cam: Depends what else you got going

00:28:12.276 --> 00:28:12.766
Mikki: Yeah.

00:28:14.356 --> 00:28:14.656
Cam: Yeah.

00:28:14.656 --> 00:28:14.986
It's hard.

00:28:15.006 --> 00:28:15.166
Mikki: hard

00:28:16.636 --> 00:28:23.656
Cam: Anyway, so last week
was a bit of a ride off Samoa

00:28:23.996 --> 00:28:24.606
Mikki: Mm-hmm.

00:28:25.606 --> 00:28:28.366
Cam: and then Queens
town and then all of this

00:28:28.406 --> 00:28:28.686
Mikki: of this

00:28:29.056 --> 00:28:29.356
Cam: stuff.

00:28:29.356 --> 00:28:29.416
Yeah.

00:28:29.476 --> 00:28:33.719
So basically haven't really made
much progress in the business since

00:28:33.719 --> 00:28:36.209
then, but what I'm working on,

00:28:36.329 --> 00:28:36.599
Mikki: yeah.

00:28:38.699 --> 00:28:40.049
Cam: My business coach told me to do.

00:28:40.229 --> 00:28:40.679
Mikki: Oh, great.

00:28:40.739 --> 00:28:41.309
Cam: is a great idea.

00:28:42.599 --> 00:28:46.379
May have mentioned it in the last
episode that doing these webinars.

00:28:46.779 --> 00:28:47.129
Mikki: So

00:28:47.279 --> 00:28:50.879
Cam: one so far and that was the middle
of September before we went to, to

00:28:50.879 --> 00:28:54.623
Hawaii and LA and it wasn't amazing.

00:28:59.933 --> 00:29:00.563
Mikki: It wasn't

00:29:00.563 --> 00:29:01.253
Cam: amazing, but

00:29:01.279 --> 00:29:02.774
felt good and I felt like.

00:29:03.584 --> 00:29:03.934
Mikki: It

00:29:03.959 --> 00:29:04.589
Cam: be a thing to do.

00:29:04.589 --> 00:29:06.869
Anyway, so my business coach,
I just do one every week

00:29:07.754 --> 00:29:08.654
Mikki: and I'm like, wow,

00:29:08.669 --> 00:29:09.329
Cam: no fucking

00:29:09.374 --> 00:29:09.694
Mikki: wage.

00:29:09.724 --> 00:29:11.014
Yeah, that's a lot.

00:29:11.244 --> 00:29:12.534
I knows no

00:29:12.599 --> 00:29:12.779
Cam: way.

00:29:12.784 --> 00:29:15.029
And, but then I'm like,
that's what I need to do.

00:29:15.254 --> 00:29:15.644
Mikki: yeah,

00:29:15.839 --> 00:29:17.714
Cam: And not because doing
one every week's gonna

00:29:17.814 --> 00:29:18.054
Mikki: gonna,

00:29:19.199 --> 00:29:21.899
Cam: grow the business, but
doing one every week's gonna

00:29:21.899 --> 00:29:23.849
make me really awesome at

00:29:24.294 --> 00:29:24.854
Mikki: doing.

00:29:24.854 --> 00:29:25.254
Doing.

00:29:25.254 --> 00:29:25.974
Yeah, I agree.

00:29:26.639 --> 00:29:28.469
Cam: And it's gonna make me real, really,

00:29:29.364 --> 00:29:29.854
Mikki: it's.

00:29:29.879 --> 00:29:32.429
Cam: gonna prime me for.

00:29:32.859 --> 00:29:35.429
Then probably moving it to once
every two weeks or something.

00:29:35.619 --> 00:29:36.269
Well, I

00:29:36.404 --> 00:29:39.044
Mikki: we should talk about
that in our next episode about

00:29:39.044 --> 00:29:40.094
how you're gonna set that up.

00:29:40.094 --> 00:29:44.954
Because I was at your webinar
and it was awesome actually.

00:29:44.954 --> 00:29:48.764
I think you under soul, you just
sort of underplayed how good it was.

00:29:49.214 --> 00:29:49.484
Yeah.

00:29:49.484 --> 00:29:50.684
Technical issues, whatever.

00:29:51.014 --> 00:29:54.344
And a little bit of apprehension because
you're just not used to sharing on that,

00:29:54.614 --> 00:29:54.854
That

00:29:54.989 --> 00:29:55.409
Cam: lies.

00:29:55.469 --> 00:29:55.709
Yeah,

00:29:56.024 --> 00:29:58.244
Mikki: But that's different
cuz it's actually people, don.

00:29:59.114 --> 00:30:04.244
And I think this is important, and
you probably know it, but that's stuff

00:30:04.244 --> 00:30:05.624
that people actually don't care about.

00:30:05.624 --> 00:30:08.114
They care about the information
that people that you have to share

00:30:08.119 --> 00:30:09.314
and you share great information.

00:30:10.034 --> 00:30:12.764
But an hour webinar every
week is quite a thing.

00:30:12.764 --> 00:30:14.294
So I imagine they're gonna be shorter.

00:30:15.794 --> 00:30:17.024
Cam: Yeah, I think I will.

00:30:18.404 --> 00:30:22.664
I will get more efficient at
getting through it in much less

00:30:22.864 --> 00:30:23.354
Mikki: time.

00:30:23.504 --> 00:30:23.714
Yeah.

00:30:24.084 --> 00:30:24.734
Or cut out.

00:30:25.434 --> 00:30:28.454
Cam: Cut out the crap that you
know, the gaps and the fillers or.

00:30:28.814 --> 00:30:30.774
Or the cause is a word of opinion.

00:30:30.824 --> 00:30:33.704
And I think that's one good thing about
doing it every week for ages as well.

00:30:33.954 --> 00:30:38.204
And you know, and with my sort of
volume of people yeah, I'll have times

00:30:38.209 --> 00:30:39.734
where every we know I need Yeah, yeah.

00:30:39.824 --> 00:30:42.074
And I'll just do it and
record it or whatever.

00:30:42.734 --> 00:30:43.514
Send out the recording.

00:30:44.534 --> 00:30:45.794
It might have one or two or whatever.

00:30:46.454 --> 00:30:51.530
Yeah, just I think it just will just
help build a bit of and also help me

00:30:52.220 --> 00:30:52.730
Mikki: refine it

00:30:53.780 --> 00:30:55.430
Cam: as I go, which I've already done.

00:30:55.430 --> 00:30:56.900
I've changed it up from the first time.

00:30:57.030 --> 00:30:57.830
Mikki: I did it, yeah.

00:30:58.355 --> 00:31:05.105
Cam: Cause the first time I did it and
I, I, I focused it on seasonal revenue

00:31:05.495 --> 00:31:08.825
and helping coaches with seasonal
revenue and I got a lot of feedback

00:31:08.825 --> 00:31:11.255
saying, actually all of this stuff

00:31:11.510 --> 00:31:12.110
Mikki: was relevant.

00:31:12.905 --> 00:31:13.655
Cam: to every day.

00:31:14.070 --> 00:31:14.310
Mikki: Yeah.

00:31:14.345 --> 00:31:14.405
Cam: Yeah.

00:31:16.475 --> 00:31:17.885
So I'm, I've changed it.

00:31:18.680 --> 00:31:18.860
Mikki: just

00:31:18.905 --> 00:31:19.595
Cam: just sort of figuring it out.

00:31:19.595 --> 00:31:19.685
Now.

00:31:19.685 --> 00:31:22.805
I'm gonna change it from, you
know, how to, how to level

00:31:22.805 --> 00:31:23.855
out your revenue from big.

00:31:25.295 --> 00:31:28.685
To like actually how to generate more of
your revenue in your coaching business.

00:31:28.775 --> 00:31:29.015
Yes.

00:31:29.045 --> 00:31:32.675
How to create a more scalable
business model so you can make

00:31:32.680 --> 00:31:34.125
more money every day in your

00:31:34.760 --> 00:31:38.060
Mikki: I, I also think that you
could take some of those concepts you

00:31:38.060 --> 00:31:41.750
introduced and delve a little bit deeper
in their own separate sort of webinar,

00:31:42.050 --> 00:31:43.220
and it could be a half hour thing.

00:31:43.220 --> 00:31:48.950
You know, like, I think there's so
many, I'm, I am not giving you advice,

00:31:48.950 --> 00:31:50.060
but I'm just thinking out loud.

00:31:50.060 --> 00:31:52.430
The way I sort of am giving you advice
is someone who does these things.

00:31:53.300 --> 00:31:55.880
Is that when you've got a lot of
information, you forget that other

00:31:55.880 --> 00:31:56.840
people don't know this stuff.

00:31:57.000 --> 00:31:57.240
Yeah.

00:31:57.875 --> 00:31:58.085
Cam: Yep.

00:31:58.325 --> 00:32:03.065
And a lot of that stuff, like I, in
an hour, I think I cover like four

00:32:03.070 --> 00:32:05.225
different ways to generate more revenue.

00:32:05.345 --> 00:32:05.835
Yeah.

00:32:05.945 --> 00:32:10.205
And each of those things is quite like,
you can understand it when you're lifting

00:32:10.205 --> 00:32:13.115
through it, but then it's like, oh,
okay, so what are the steps I need to

00:32:13.130 --> 00:32:13.340
Mikki: take?

00:32:13.345 --> 00:32:13.910
Exactly.

00:32:14.165 --> 00:32:18.575
Cam: So then what I might do is
then go to a workshop or like a

00:32:18.605 --> 00:32:21.595
office hours type thing where I'll.

00:32:23.070 --> 00:32:23.150
Mikki: Probably

00:32:23.160 --> 00:32:25.715
Cam: set those up every week and
then we'll actually go through

00:32:26.765 --> 00:32:28.475
practically how to set those up.

00:32:28.635 --> 00:32:28.956
Yeah, yeah.

00:32:29.015 --> 00:32:30.635
With, with training.

00:32:30.635 --> 00:32:30.875
Tilt

00:32:30.920 --> 00:32:31.370
Mikki: software.

00:32:31.460 --> 00:32:32.270
That's a great idea.

00:32:32.615 --> 00:32:34.205
Cam: And then go, right, I'm
sending it up here and I'll

00:32:34.205 --> 00:32:35.645
say, you can show up and watch.

00:32:35.825 --> 00:32:36.095
Yeah.

00:32:36.305 --> 00:32:36.875
You want to,

00:32:36.890 --> 00:32:37.160
Mikki: yeah.

00:32:38.015 --> 00:32:38.435
Cam: And

00:32:38.450 --> 00:32:42.620
Mikki: also, Cameron, you could put
them together as a bit of a course Yeah.

00:32:43.010 --> 00:32:48.050
To then sell on your website later
on, particularly with your new

00:32:48.053 --> 00:32:49.398
gear that you could record stuff

00:32:49.533 --> 00:32:49.923
Cam: Oh yeah.

00:32:50.093 --> 00:32:50.293
My.

00:32:50.733 --> 00:32:51.003
Mikki: Yeah.

00:32:52.023 --> 00:32:52.803
Well, that's exciting.

00:32:53.748 --> 00:32:54.258
So we've already

00:32:54.273 --> 00:32:57.603
Cam: thought about some blog
path blog posts to write based

00:32:57.603 --> 00:32:59.253
on the content from the webinar.

00:32:59.793 --> 00:33:03.363
One I wanna do, I need to do shortly is
like we're going into the off season.

00:33:03.873 --> 00:33:06.093
We're in the off season
for Northern Hemisphere.

00:33:07.203 --> 00:33:07.803
For triathlon.

00:33:07.998 --> 00:33:08.178
Mikki: Yeah.

00:33:09.573 --> 00:33:11.883
Cam: So one of the parts of that webinar.

00:33:12.213 --> 00:33:12.333
Mikki: Just

00:33:13.878 --> 00:33:15.138
Cam: How to strategize.

00:33:15.468 --> 00:33:18.468
Well, you've got some down teas
down time in your off season.

00:33:18.573 --> 00:33:19.143
Mikki: Yes.

00:33:19.188 --> 00:33:20.298
Cam: plan a bunch of stuff.

00:33:20.433 --> 00:33:20.643
Mikki: Yeah.

00:33:20.958 --> 00:33:25.338
Cam: Cause I think what happens is
a lot of coaches are so busy during

00:33:25.343 --> 00:33:31.698
the season and they get the off
season and then wanna take a break or

00:33:31.698 --> 00:33:33.288
whatever and then do some coaching.

00:33:33.288 --> 00:33:38.298
But really they should be then
figuring out, it's like doing

00:33:38.733 --> 00:33:38.853
Mikki: strength

00:33:39.498 --> 00:33:40.698
Cam: training in the off season.

00:33:41.853 --> 00:33:43.143
Mikki: Is that if

00:33:43.233 --> 00:33:46.053
Cam: not working in your off
season, yeah, you'll come back to

00:33:46.053 --> 00:33:47.553
the pre-season in the next year

00:33:48.243 --> 00:33:48.333
Mikki: and

00:33:48.333 --> 00:33:49.053
Cam: you'll just be,

00:33:49.623 --> 00:33:50.553
Mikki: back where you started.

00:33:50.553 --> 00:33:50.943
You started.

00:33:51.123 --> 00:33:51.363
Yeah.

00:33:51.363 --> 00:33:51.933
It's hard, eh?

00:33:51.933 --> 00:33:52.113
Change

00:33:52.113 --> 00:33:53.583
Cam: training as it is for

00:33:54.493 --> 00:33:54.613
Mikki: business.

00:33:54.833 --> 00:33:55.263
You can't

00:33:55.263 --> 00:33:56.073
Cam: just take your off

00:33:56.073 --> 00:33:56.493
Mikki: season

00:33:57.543 --> 00:33:59.673
Cam: off or just do the
normal things that you do.

00:33:59.678 --> 00:34:00.053
Yeah.

00:34:00.483 --> 00:34:01.443
You need to use that for

00:34:02.163 --> 00:34:02.493
Mikki: building

00:34:02.493 --> 00:34:05.879
Cam: strength, setting up
systems learning new things.

00:34:05.939 --> 00:34:07.439
Just stuff you didn't
have time to do when you

00:34:07.674 --> 00:34:07.794
Mikki: were

00:34:08.039 --> 00:34:08.759
Cam: full on working.

00:34:08.794 --> 00:34:09.474
Mikki: in your business.

00:34:09.479 --> 00:34:12.824
And I think that part of that will
be energy management throughout your

00:34:12.824 --> 00:34:15.284
on season when you're in season.

00:34:15.434 --> 00:34:18.434
So you don't tax yourself so much
that you've got nothing left.

00:34:18.434 --> 00:34:23.504
And I think that's a, and maybe
that's a webinar session as well.

00:34:23.509 --> 00:34:28.064
It's like managing your energy when you're
in, so you've got that time and space

00:34:28.064 --> 00:34:30.554
because sometimes you're just so taxed.

00:34:30.554 --> 00:34:31.954
That's the last thing you feel like doing.

00:34:32.234 --> 00:34:32.324
Cam: Yep.

00:34:33.134 --> 00:34:33.464
Exactly.

00:34:35.054 --> 00:34:35.324
Anyway.

00:34:35.324 --> 00:34:35.654
Cool.

00:34:35.804 --> 00:34:36.194
Mikki: Cool.

00:34:36.254 --> 00:34:36.854
Nice Cam.

00:34:37.394 --> 00:34:38.054
I think so.

00:34:38.084 --> 00:34:38.294
Cam: All right.

00:34:38.294 --> 00:34:38.924
Catch you next week.

00:34:38.984 --> 00:34:39.224
Mikki: Yeah.

00:34:39.224 --> 00:34:39.554
Ladies.