RentMen:
If we sat on the beach and drank wine and ate great food just you and I, what would you tell me about yourself and your life?
Lucaryanperth:
Honestly? Probably not a highlight reel. Give me a sunset, a good drop and great food, and you'll get the real stuff — the things that have shaped me, what I've learnt the hard way, and what actually matters to me now: my people, staying grounded, living well. I'd tell you I cook better than you'd expect, laugh easier than most, and that I'm a sucker for exactly this — the ocean, good company, and a conversation that goes somewhere. Mostly though, I'd want to hear about you.
RentMen:
How do you go the 'Extra Mile' in your life?
Lucaryanperth:
For me, going the extra mile is in the little things people don't always expect — remembering the details, checking in, putting thought into how I show up. I don't do the bare minimum in any part of my life: not in training, not with the people I care about, and definitely not with the time someone spends with me. It's noticing what puts you at ease, being fully present instead of half-there, and making the whole thing feel effortless. Anyone can turn up.. but I'd rather make it memorable.
RentMen:
What do you do for fun?
Lucaryanperth:
For fun I like to stay active — gym sessions, running, and getting outdoors when I can. I also love good food, cooking at home, and catching up with friends over a coffee or a glass of wine. I enjoy quiet nights in just as much as spontaneous plans, and I’m always up for a laugh or trying something new. For me it’s all about balance — keeping life fun, connected, and easygoing.
RentMen:
Tell us about the best experience you have had in life.
Lucaryanperth:
My greatest life experience has been becoming a dad. Having my son completely changed my perspective — it taught me unconditional love, patience, and what truly matters. It grounded me in ways nothing else ever could. Alongside that, life’s challenges have helped me grow into someone who values connection, presence, and authenticity. Those experiences shaped me into who I am today — caring, resilient, and grateful for both the big moments and the quiet ones.
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