Navigating the Landscape of Personal Training In today’s rapidly evolving fitness industry, personal trainers face the challenge of standing out in a saturated market. Understanding where clients are coming from is crucial
There has been a lot of talk about why you should drink more mindfully, especially on the heels of Dry January, but there remains an important question: how do you drink more
For many people, having a few drinks is part of day-to-day life—a cocktail after work, a toast at a wedding, or a drink to unwind. It can be easy to lose sight
Aside from the blessing of vision, our eyes hold a wealth of information, from athletic abilities to pain tolerance and a predilection towards certain diseases. Understanding the role of exercise and even
Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify Most coaches worry about where to find potential leads to talk to and what to say to them. Finding them is easy because they’re right under
Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify You know time is the one thing you can’t make more of. Money is nice, but more time with your family is the goal. The good
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Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify The Universe has a knack for throwing a monkey wrench into even the best-laid plans. It doesn’t mean you shouldn’t plan and set goals. It does
Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify There’s only so much you can do alone in your business. That’s why, if you want to scale, you’ll need to do two things: hire help
Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify No matter the size of your online following, you don’t want to sleep on in-person networking. When done right, it can have a much faster and
First, here’s what’s new this week. Obvious Choice Podcast Episodes: 215: Setting Your Pace To Grow (Hot Seat) 216: Scaling Coaching (The Big Mistake People Make) Part 1* 217: Clay Hebert |
Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify Have you ever had someone ask you what you do, only to stumble over your words? Communicate what you do in a way that creates interest