Matty Piazzi — Founder & CEO at bpurple
Founder & CEO at bpurple
Matty Piazzi ranks #153 of 18,566 LinkedIn creators in Health, Wellness & Fitness, and is a standout voice in United Arab Emirates. They have 80.2K followers and published 46 posts in the last 60 days at a 0.1% average engagement rate.
- 80.2K followers
- 46 posts / 60d
- 0.1% avg engagement
- 235 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Matty Piazzi claims he pivoted from skiing because he wasn’t top three, which is a convenient way to say he retired because he couldn't handle finishing fourth. It’s fitting he founded bpurple, a brand name that sounds like the noise you make when you finally realize your 80,000 followers are just bots waiting for the platform to delete you.
About Matty
Who am I? I grew up in a humble family, with very little, in one of the most beautiful villages on Earth: Moena, also known as “The Fairy of the Dolomites", in Italy. From a young age, I’ve always been drawn to three things: sports, wellness, and entrepreneurship.I didn’t fully understand why back then, but I always felt my future would be in one of those areas. I started with football, then discovered cross-country skiing at nine. My early results? Honestly, not great. But sport teaches you discipline, and that changed everything. By 18, I was consistently ranking in the top five in Italy in my category.A strong result, but not enough to turn it into a real career. At that level, top three is what matters. So at 18, I made a decision: my future wouldn’t be in sports. That moment pushed me to explore new paths. And that’s where everything started to shift.▶︎ 2013: Started out as a Personal Trainer at Body Energy Wellness Club in Verona, Italy. Worked with over 200 clients and did more than 10,000 personal training sessions.▶︎ 2014: Launched MP Fit Wellness, a wellness studio focused on weight loss.▶︎ 2015: Expanded MP Fit Wellness to include nutritionists and psychologists.▶︎ 2016: Rolled out one of Italy’s first wellness apps, connecting with clients all over the country.▶︎ 2017: Started offering wellness services for small and medium-sized businesses.▶︎ 2020: Created Moonly, a wellbeing solution for corporate teams in Italy.▶︎ 2024: Stealth Startup▶︎ 2026: Founded bpurpleHere you’ll find what I’ve learned from 10+ years running my wellness studio, helping hundreds of people build eating habits that actually last. My goal is to share the same tools so you can improve your relationship with food.You’ll hear the best moments from Purple Tea Show, my daily live show on social media where I answer real questions in real time.Ciao ciao.
Highlights
- Top 1% Audience — 80,218 followers
- Top 1% Creator — 46 posts in 30 days
- Top 5% in Health, Wellness & Fitness — Ranked #3 of 205 creators
- Top 5% in United Arab Emirates — Ranked #4 of 210 creators
Recent posts
Eating lunch while checking emails? Here’s one skill to learn: → Mindful Eating What do I mean by that? Let me explain. If you eat while checking emails, scrolling on your phone, or working on your laptop, it's easy to stop paying attention to what you're eating. Your attention is somewhere else. And that makes it harder to notice when you're getting full, how fast you're eating, or even how much you're enjoying your food. Try this: Next time you sit down for lunch, put your phone away. Close your laptop. And for the first 5 minutes, just focus on eating. That's it. During those 5
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Want to stop emotional eating at work? Do this: → Instead of forcing yourself not to eat, replace the behavior Think about it. Every time you feel stressed at work, your brain has learned one solution: Stress → Food The more often you repeat that pattern, the stronger it becomes. So instead of trying to fight the craving with willpower, give your brain a different response. The next time you feel like grabbing a snack, don't tell yourself "I can't eat". Ask yourself: → "What's one thing I can do for the next two minutes instead?" For example: → Walking around the office → Filling
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Overeating at work? Try this for 7 days: For 1 week, write down everything you eat and drink. And when. For example: → Coffee + pastry: 7 am → Pasta + veggies: 12 pm → Chocolate: 3 pm → Pizza: 7 pm Okay? Now, next to each meal, write down if you ate because of: → physical hunger → emotional hunger → or what I call “habit hunger" Physical hunger means you’re actually hungry. You probably spent 4-5 hours without eating. Or maybe your previous meal was really small, without much fiber or protein. Emotional hunger is when you eat because of your emotions. You feel anxious, and you
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Last updated 2026-08-01