Heather Monahan

So from there, and you brought this up when you were just sharing that story, you were talking about the importance of these bigger picture goals. What does that look like for you right now? What are those grandiose goals for you?

So from there, and you brought this up when you were just sharing that story, you were talking about the importance of these bigger picture goals. What does that look like for you right now? What are those grandiose goals for you?

So from there, and you brought this up when you were just sharing that story, you were talking about the importance of these bigger picture goals. What does that look like for you right now? What are those grandiose goals for you?

So you bring up Peloton, and that's actually how I found you a little over a year ago. I didn't have a Peloton at the time, and I was at a girlfriend's house, staying at her house with her family in Atlanta. And we wanted to work out, and there wasn't anyone to watch the kids. And she said, just go upstairs and ride the Peloton. And I said, well, who do I take for a class?

So you bring up Peloton, and that's actually how I found you a little over a year ago. I didn't have a Peloton at the time, and I was at a girlfriend's house, staying at her house with her family in Atlanta. And we wanted to work out, and there wasn't anyone to watch the kids. And she said, just go upstairs and ride the Peloton. And I said, well, who do I take for a class?

So you bring up Peloton, and that's actually how I found you a little over a year ago. I didn't have a Peloton at the time, and I was at a girlfriend's house, staying at her house with her family in Atlanta. And we wanted to work out, and there wasn't anyone to watch the kids. And she said, just go upstairs and ride the Peloton. And I said, well, who do I take for a class?

She said, well, Allie Love. And yeah, she's a huge fan and still is. And so that was my first experience with Peloton. What was interesting is fast forward months. I always took classes in a location. I love being around people and I love the energy of leaving my home and working out. This is pre-pandemic, obviously.

She said, well, Allie Love. And yeah, she's a huge fan and still is. And so that was my first experience with Peloton. What was interesting is fast forward months. I always took classes in a location. I love being around people and I love the energy of leaving my home and working out. This is pre-pandemic, obviously.

She said, well, Allie Love. And yeah, she's a huge fan and still is. And so that was my first experience with Peloton. What was interesting is fast forward months. I always took classes in a location. I love being around people and I love the energy of leaving my home and working out. This is pre-pandemic, obviously.

When I was seeing the news the first week of March and seeing that there was a potential that we were going to be hit with this pandemic, I got online and I bought my Peloton with a rush delivery and it literally came four days before we were put on quarantine. That bike, I have to tell you, that bike, you, Alex, Cody, I mean, you guys saved me.

When I was seeing the news the first week of March and seeing that there was a potential that we were going to be hit with this pandemic, I got online and I bought my Peloton with a rush delivery and it literally came four days before we were put on quarantine. That bike, I have to tell you, that bike, you, Alex, Cody, I mean, you guys saved me.

When I was seeing the news the first week of March and seeing that there was a potential that we were going to be hit with this pandemic, I got online and I bought my Peloton with a rush delivery and it literally came four days before we were put on quarantine. That bike, I have to tell you, that bike, you, Alex, Cody, I mean, you guys saved me.

It is unbelievable how that bike and the community, the high fives, the music, the messaging that you give and share in your rides. How uplifting that was. I wonder for you being on the other end, being responsible and in the leadership role, knowing so many people are tuning into you as a lifeline stuck at home. What was that experience like for you?

It is unbelievable how that bike and the community, the high fives, the music, the messaging that you give and share in your rides. How uplifting that was. I wonder for you being on the other end, being responsible and in the leadership role, knowing so many people are tuning into you as a lifeline stuck at home. What was that experience like for you?

It is unbelievable how that bike and the community, the high fives, the music, the messaging that you give and share in your rides. How uplifting that was. I wonder for you being on the other end, being responsible and in the leadership role, knowing so many people are tuning into you as a lifeline stuck at home. What was that experience like for you?

It's also more intimate, right, when you're as a rider, because I can see your love artwork behind you when you're riding and talking to us, and you feel literally we're in your home. And that connection, I think, solidifies community and intimacy at a time when people are feeling alone.

It's also more intimate, right, when you're as a rider, because I can see your love artwork behind you when you're riding and talking to us, and you feel literally we're in your home. And that connection, I think, solidifies community and intimacy at a time when people are feeling alone.

It's also more intimate, right, when you're as a rider, because I can see your love artwork behind you when you're riding and talking to us, and you feel literally we're in your home. And that connection, I think, solidifies community and intimacy at a time when people are feeling alone.

One of the things that I've got to ask you about, and it's interesting because I do take Alex, Cody, and your rides— those are my three instructors that I follow— And you've each handled this differently. And I'm curious from a leadership standpoint, because I see each one of you as leaders for your communities.

One of the things that I've got to ask you about, and it's interesting because I do take Alex, Cody, and your rides— those are my three instructors that I follow— And you've each handled this differently. And I'm curious from a leadership standpoint, because I see each one of you as leaders for your communities.