Published May 24, 2023, 9:20 a.m. by Naomi Charles
Are you looking to start a fitness business? If so, you're in the right place! In this article, we'll show you how to open a gym and start a successful fitness business.
Starting a fitness business can be a great way to make a living while helping others improve their health and well-being. However, there's more to starting a successful fitness business than just hanging a shingle.
To help you get started on the right foot, we've put together this step-by-step guide on how to open a gym.
The first step in starting a fitness business is to decide on your business model. There are several different ways to structure a fitness business, so it's important to choose the one that best suits your needs and goals.
The next step is to find a suitable location for your fitness business. The location you choose will need to have enough space to accommodate your equipment and classes, as well as any other amenities you plan to offer.
It's also important to choose a location that's convenient for your target market. If you're targeting busy professionals, for example, you might want to consider opening a gym near a major office complex or public transit hub.
Once you've chosen your business model and location, it's time to start putting together your business plan. Your business plan should include detailed information about your fitness business, including your marketing strategy, financial projections, and operational plan.
Next, you'll need to secure funding for your fitness business. If you don't have the funds to cover the start-up costs yourself, you'll need to look into small business loans or other financing options.
Now it's time to start stocking your gym with equipment and supplies. The type of equipment you'll need will depend on the type of fitness business you're running. For example, if you're starting a personal training business, you'll need to purchase weights, exercise machines, and other fitness equipment.
If you're planning to offer classes or personal training services, you'll need to hire qualified instructors and trainers. When hiring staff, be sure to check references and credentials to ensure they're a good fit for your business.
Once you're up and running, it's time to start marketing your fitness business. There are several different marketing strategies you can use to attract new customers, such as online marketing, word-of-mouth marketing, and traditional advertising.
As your fitness business grows, it's important to periodically review and adjust your business plan. This will help you make sure your business is on track and identify any areas that need improvement.
Starting a fitness business can be a great way to make a living while helping others improve their health and well-being. By following these steps, you can increase your chances of success and build a thriving fitness business.
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all right this video totally
off-the-cuff this podcast totally
off-the-cuff so whether you're listening
to it or watching it buckle up because
it could be good and it could be bad but
I'm gonna teach you today I'm gonna tell
you actually I'm gonna tell you how I
would start a successful fitness
business in 2020 okay so I'm gonna break
it down to a few simple steps so maybe
you're out there and you're thinking I
want to start a fitness business like
Bret because I know that a lot of people
out there sometimes think it's cool even
though I have a hard time believing and
understanding it's not some people think
it's pretty cool that Bret started a
fitness business he coaches all these
people he has a gym and bla bla bla bla
bla they think it's cool so maybe you're
out there maybe you want to be a
personal trainer and train general
population people or maybe you would
like to Train athletes maybe you're like
Britt who is a soccer player and you'd
really love to strength train soccer
female soccer players so they don't have
a CL injuries and you can help prevent
that teach them how to accelerate and
decelerate maybe you're a bodybuilding
coach maybe you'd like to have a body
building style gym or maybe you're
somebody who just wants to coach boot
camps outside and do something like that
so I'm gonna teach you what I would do
so scenario number one if I would like
to just train people who need to lose
weight get in shape and change their
overall lifestyle I would not go open a
gym I would not go buy a gym or a
fitness facility and I would not go
waste
tons of money I'm buying big bulky
inexpensive equipment I would not go
sign a lease I would not even look into
it I wouldn't I wouldn't even think
about it there's two things I would do
first right now it is May 16th to 2020
kind of a hard time to be able to go
train inside anywhere so the first thing
I would do is I would plan for the next
three to six months or for the remainder
of 2020 if you're somewhere warm at
least I would be planning on training
people outdoors so
I would get rid of my crappy car the
most expensive thing that I would
purchase would be a truck lease I would
go least some sort of a truck a for
Ranger forward f150 whatever I could
load some battle ropes and a few sleds
in from maybe reps fitness or even Titan
Fitness if it's a sled I think you can't
go wrong tight and fitness actually has
some good ropes so I'd get maybe six
battle ropes I would get six little
sleds I would get six medicine balls I
would get six ab mats and six pairs of
10 or 15 pound dumbbells and some mats
and I would go and be a traveling boot
camp coach I would be training outdoors
I would be training in parking lots I
would be training at beaches when I'm
able to do that I'd set my client's
distance apart I would make sure that
they brought their own water bottles I
would make sure that it was a workout
that was convenient for them to wear it
would be maybe 30 to 45 minutes and that
would be my expenses I'd have a leased
truck for maybe 200 bucks a month I'd
maybe put $2,500 worth of equipment into
the back of that maybe some cones things
like that I would probably have some
colons and some agility ladders and some
jump ropes I mean these things are so
inexpensive you can't even believe it
and guess what I would do I would go
train people
I'd go coach people I'd sign them up I'd
set up a Shopify account I would set up
maybe a click funnel to promote it and
let people know what they're gonna be
getting into I'd have a free MailChimp
email list and I would have a Facebook
account an Instagram account and I'd
maybe run some inexpensive ads because
you can reach a lot of people in a
targeted area or wherever I wanted to
train people let's say it was in
Wisconsin and I wanted to do Milwaukee
and Mequon and Brown Deer and Shorewood
and I took that and I would maybe spend
on 50 100 bucks of ads I'd spend more
money on that then I would gym equipment
and I would focus on service I would
focus on the process and the experience
from the client to when they sign up to
that week workout right but you know I'm
not that the workouts gonna be weak weak
but the workout would be the most
weakest part of what I actually do I
would have a daily system for sending
clients messages and taking pictures of
clients and doing weekly progress
tracking with them
especially in 2020 when people need more
than anything friendship and leadership
and accountability and people that they
can talk to in relationship I would send
them messages and text messages daily
motivation every morning at the same
time I would hit him we would meet for
our workouts three four days a week
outdoors to get a really good sweat and
or maybe more if I was just starting off
I would charge them I wouldn't charge
them cheap I would charge all those
people maybe 200 to $250 maybe 300
dollars a month for what we're gonna do
because I'm really gonna lead them and I
would focus on trying to get maybe 30
people well we got we got 30 we got 250
bucks 250 bucks times 30 people I'm
gonna train in while summer that's
$7,500 a month guess what my overhead is
little insurance right I maybe have a
$50 a month insurance policy that
travels with me wherever I coach people
I've got less than half of that invested
into equipment I needed a car anyways
but now I can write it off as a tax
write-off I've got all this equipment in
my car that maybe it's not expensive but
it's tons of variety and and it's plenty
enough for people who are just looking
to get in shape it's gonna keep all my
clients safe it's it's gonna be affected
by the weather a little bit but on those
days I'm gonna come up with zoom
workouts and I'm gonna go online and I'm
gonna make sure that everyone's getting
in gear and doing it doing a workout at
home and I want them not only doing it
but I want them recording it because I
want to know they're actually doing it
or I want to be looking and seeing if
they're doing it cuz the Facebook ones
are questionable so I have that I have a
little policy and I would go out and I
would promote online and I wouldn't post
videos of myself in my underpants in a
thong or I'm a boxer briefs cuz you know
I'm jacked and I'm or if I'm if I'm a
gal you know I'm sitting there and I'm
in the mirror and I'm doing the whole
pose and all that to get attention I
wouldn't be worried about that because
I'm worried about helping people and to
be honest the people that are trying to
aspire to get to the point to where they
can put their booty on the sink not that
that is anything wrong with that
those people would be more impressed
maybe by someone who actually cares
about them and not just cares about you
know spread their butt cheeks on the
Internet and Michelle would say right so
I would have a group of 30 people that
pay me to
50 bucks a month and I would buy my
number one goal money all that aside
attention audience my number one goal
would be to get them results so the only
thing I would focus on all day every day
is those thirty people and getting those
thirty people the best results they
could possibly get from you if I had to
go to the grocery store with them if I
had to make them grocery list if I had
to make them books if I had to make them
training journals like we do in our
summer program with all this stuff we're
talking a lot of stuff we do and I would
focus on the only thing I want to do is
get them before and after I want to get
them a testimonial I want to know what
that will let what life was like before
they came to top-line what it was like
while they were here and what it's
looking like it's gonna be for the rest
of their life and I would deliver
massive value I would give them the best
shape of their lives I would train them
wherever they needed to be and and
weather-permitting we'd be working every
single day for like I said I get 90 to
180 days for three to six months well
all this crazy stuff is going on if I
wanted to start that's what I would do
and I would make seven thousand five
hundred dollars a month now what else
would I do I would take some of that
seven thousand five hundred I'd go get
journals printed for him I'd go get
shaker bottles printed for them I would
go to Starbucks and I would get them a
little gift card so they can go pick up
some coffee at Starbucks or for
Milwaukee anodyne or maybe a grocery
store gift cards so I can get they're
paying me but I care about them so I'm
gonna take them be like hey I'm going to
spend $2,000 a month on them I'm just
gonna take it and spend it on them which
is a tax write-off which is something
that you can do to lower what you're
gonna have to pay in taxes anyways
because I would spend some time not only
helping them but I would some spend some
time knowing my ass from my elbow as far
as running a damn business which most of
you guys out there because you're more
worried about getting attention on the
Internet
forget that once you make money you're
either gonna pay taxes on it or you can
reinvest into your business or reinvest
into your customers I'd get free
t-shirts printed so they could all be
wearing them and promoting me and
pushing videos up Annie and I would
spend time I'd have an hour every single
day where if I'm not sending them videos
maybe writing them a chicken scratch
handwritten letter like I used to and
I'm telling them where I want to be
and I'm encouraging them to get me
referrals through the front door and I'm
encouraging them to go tell their
friends and their family and their
followers about me I'm doing internal
referral challenges for them to bring
other people to the bootcamp because
guess what if you're doing all of that
for your thirty people guess what
they're going to get you to yes they're
gonna get you your next 30 people and
you don't even have to market if you do
really good with 30 people they're going
to get you the next 30 and now you have
60 and then guess what you have to do
again you have to maybe turn your phone
off from from from this one and from
from this one and you have to stop that
for a couple days and guess what you
have to do serve the next 30 people get
them there before and afters you have to
go right back to ground zero right
you're feeling all good everybody lost
20 pounds their jeans are fitting
they're in their skinny jeans they're
braig and their pictures look good guess
what the next crop of people that you
get in who need your help
you have to go back to Ground Zero how
do you eat how do you stay motivated how
do you stay encouraged throughout the
day how do you change all these bad
habits that they've been going through
for 20 years 30 years right and you
start back at Ground Zero and guess what
happens 12 years later you'll end up
like me and you help coach thousands and
thousands and thousands and thousands
and thousands of people hopefully you've
maybe added some Brit stirs to your
staff or some Blake stirs or some Blair
stirs or some Bobby Till's that will be
in here running powerlifting meets or
some danau then you'll have grown your
staff and it won't be all about you and
you'll be that trainer and coach that
loves your clients over delivers for
them and then maybe you get to the point
where you can turn it into top-line
where you have a brand where it's not
even about you right and I don't know if
I would call it my name or if I would
call it a brand either way I would take
action I know that so if your trainer
out there I wouldn't sit in hemming Hall
about that I chose this because I really
didn't want it to be Brett Somers gym
even though that's what the first
YouTube was called is called Brett
Somers gym because I'm like I'm gonna
call the place the gym I was gonna be
like hey we're going to the gym you know
but then but if the company was called
top-line so I stuck with top-line and I
didn't want it to be all about me
because I wanted eventually maybe Brett
takes over the company
right maybe there's people kicking
soccer balls off the wall there's goal
there's goalies lined up and it's this
crazy soccer facility but I knew that
one day I wanted to be bigger or right
off the bat bigger than me maybe you
should do the same thing because then
the attention you can do personal
branding and they know who you are but
you also have something that's a little
bit bigger than you so that when the
Blake comes and the Bobby comes and
whoever the Brit ster comes they can
take and they can do something with it
that you could never do on your own so
that's how I'd be thinking as I get
started instead of questioning what do I
need to I'd just be taking action start
the website what am I going to call the
domain I'll just call it I'm getting
your ass in shape calm and people will
go sign up then that's what people care
about like they care about that you're
actually doing stuff they don't care
about this and that and getting all it
because you're gonna get bogged down and
then it's gonna be two weeks into it you
won't even have a domain you won't even
have an Instagram account because you
don't know what you want to call it you
know it took a lot of years before Kanye
was one name to where it was just Kanye
right tour when you if you said the name
Jordan you know where to who are talking
about you wearing Jordans you're not
wearing Michael Jordan from North get
you're wearing Jordans you know who they
are it takes a long time for people to
have that understanding of what is what
could I Connick they make the picture
frames right nobody knows that but when
you hear iconic maybe you know it you
know Brent Nike well what's Nike you
don't know what Nike is until later on
they built their brand if Nike didn't do
what they had done and have all the
different athletes and expand over the
years you wouldn't even know it but now
you know it is Nike so one day no matter
what you call it
it could be get fit training and it
might suck that might sound stupid for a
while but if you had 20,000 clients and
you turned into the next Jillian
Michaels or Brett Somers maybe you turn
something into it and you'd be a success
so that's what I would do if I wanted to
start a quick gym now do all the exact
same things except that would change a
few things if I was a like everybody
want to be strength and conditioning
coaches you want to be you know really
want to train people what I would do in
that situation is a little bit different
I still would not open my own facility
cuz that's ridiculous because you don't
even know how to balance your own books
you can't even balance your own balance
sheet right now
so you going and taking on a big lease
is stupid you have no clue what you're
doing you have shown and proven no
commitment to yourself I'm trying to
stop you from wasting your money so
don't go and do that if I wanted to
start let's say I'm a strength and
conditioning coach and I look at rogue
Fitness every day and I'll eat FTS and I
look at the equipment and I get all
fired up about it and then I'm you know
all about training people strength
training people I would probably what I
I will try and rent space from someone
else I would I would go in somewhere
else and say hey I'm gonna give you $400
a month someone who had a gym now if it
was right now we're coming out of the
safer at home and it's all up in the air
it might be a little different but what
we're coming out of this I would look
for that if I couldn't do that to be
honest you know what I would do I would
buy two cows tall mats I would buy a
squat rack a squat stand from one of
these companies probably not wrote
Fitness for my own personal reasons
maybe I would go get a 5 3 1 squat stand
from elite FTEs or I would go to reps
fitness and get one of their rep 5000
racks I would put it in the back of a
big pickup truck that I would lease
again like the first example and I would
throw some plates and I throw a bar in
there I'd throw some blast straps from
lead FCS on there I'd buy a landmine I'd
buy some bumper plates that could get
beat up as I Drive all over the city and
I train my athletes and I go to football
fields for free and I trained my
athletes weather permitting and if I
couldn't get out to the field I would go
train I'd take that squat rack I'd back
it up I'd do all the heavy lifting I
would pick the rack up I would go put it
under a pavilion at a local park I would
move some of the benches out of the way
and I would have people squatting and
dead lifting and benching and speed
benching and I would try and earn my
chops as a trainer would I charge them
next to nothing or do it for free like
some coaches I know who who just trained
people for free no I wouldn't I wouldn't
train it for free I would get a stripe
account yeah where I would get a what's
the what's the square account I get
square I get shot probably just do
Shopify and I have people painful and I
wouldn't charge them for just one I'd
say hey we're doing a 12-week program
your 12-week program is gonna be a
payment on the first of every month I'm
gonna charge you 500 bucks a month okay
now when I first started and someone was
willing to pay 500 I didn't even care at
that point how many hours or how many
sessions I wanted results so if there
they came in and said they wanted to get
faster in their 40-hour - they want to
get ready for football season or
baseball or basketball I would say
here's the 12-week program here's what
we're gonna do I'd come up with a simple
price out of charge and let's say it's
500 bucks - maybe 600 bucks that say
here's 600 bucks and I would focus on
trying to get to be honest I get like 10
to 15 clients let's just say I got 12
600 bucks times 12 $7,200 a month I have
to go find 12 people who trust me enough
to give them everything I got I'd pour
everything I could into him I would log
their workouts I would track them I
would track their numbers I'd call their
parents I would talk to their parents
I'd meet what their I would say hey I
want to talk to you once a week with
your parent or once every two weeks
probably cuz parents don't need that
much you know I'm gonna talk to you
every day here's the things you need to
do I'll be tracking their Instagram
stuff I would be trying to make sure
that they're being leaders I would talk
to them about everything I could to try
and make sure they understood that they
need to drink water and they need to eat
their meals Quinn reading Evan reading
actually get your meals into it my
client so I've been harping on to make
sure that they're eating and they're not
they're staying up till 4:00 a.m. my
clients staying up till 4:00 a.m. and
waking up at 2:00 in the afternoon so I
had to lay the wood I had to lay the
wood on these dudes and we got back to
it and I'm like hey dude if you you know
I'm gonna start scheduling your sessions
at 10:00 a.m. if you're sleeping till
2:00 because I'm gonna I'm gonna lead
you and I would take those 10 to 12
athletes and I would deliver the world's
greatest training to them that no one
else could compare with and as I got
better I would also realize hey I can
only do this so long so everybody every
every dollar I'd spend I would do the
same thing as before I reinvest it into
my client I maybe pick up a couple small
little pieces of equipment that could
travel well some hamstring sliders those
are furniture movers so those are like
12 bucks I'd go get some furniture
movers from Fleet Farm or from Home
Depot I would again I'd have some bands
that I could pick up band packs I'd keep
them real clean so they didn't get all
beat up I wouldn't just let the athletes
take them I buy some hip circles but
again we're talking inexpensive
equipment go
you'd go on Amazon I would order a
couple hip thruster pads so we can do
barbell hip thrust errs I might go on
reps fitness calm and just get a couple
of jump plyo jump boxes which would be a
little expensive but it would keep my a
fleet safe and we could jump out on the
football field I'd buy a couple light
med bells I would probably get those
from I probably get those from yeah I
probably go with elite FTS again I just
wouldn't order rogue fitness equipment
so I mean if you're sitting there and
you follow them and you get all greased
up by that their customer service is
about as good as going to the DMV so I'd
highly suggest that you would avoid that
situation just like you would because a
coronavirus and in and I would just have
that equipment and I would add a little
bit of that but really what I'd be
thinking about is the business end and
how long can I keep that up who else
could I add value to add pride call
every local high school and see if I
could coach their athletes for free for
a while or do something to develop
network and relationships with them and
to get to be a part of something so that
if I did ever open up a facility other
people would be involved I wouldn't ever
think about opening a facility until I
had a plan in place for me not coaching
time so which is hard right because I'm
telling you you'd have to coach and you
deliver all this value and I think you
should do that I think you should taste
the you know taste the dirt so to speak
I think you should know what it tastes
like so that when someone else comes you
can lead them because if brick comes in
she wants to be a coach and I don't know
what I'm doing I've never really went
all in I can't I can't teach them I
can't teach them how I over delivered to
all these customers and I always call it
the little things I did a little things
what are the little things same things I
was talking about before sending the
text sending the video sending the
grocery list to the point where they
knew that this dude cares something I
hold him accountable I need you there I
need you I but while they were in
working with me I'd be talking about the
next day we do that at boot camp right
now or outside say hey who's coming
tomorrow who's showing up tomorrow who's
bringing a friend in I'm pushing
referrals I'm pushing commitment I'm
pushing accountability so those are the
things I would be doing as a successful
strength and conditioning coach to start
off successful in the year 2020 we're
halfway through the year you've got six
months if anybody followed this advice
right now
should not be making anywhere less and I
would just bump the numbers up because
that's just how I did in beginning to
8333 instead of 7200 on work backwards
off of that it set my prices off that's
a maybe at 8333
for boot camp I would need 33 or 35
customers at that $250 mark and for the
athletes I'd probably need around
fifteen or sixteen people to make a
hundred thousand dollars a year
crazy one hundred thousand dollars a
year working backwards off the numbers
and that's what I would actually have to
do as far as the work and the promotion
and setting up the websites and doing
that and I would go on all in and I get
everything I had and my whole goal this
whole time I'm doing all this would be
basically accepting the fact that I'm
gonna take no money I'm gonna basically
live like like I did no car no insurance
no extra insurance no clothes I'm ever
wearing Abercrombie jeans that literally
the knees would like just they weren't
ever crowned me jeans with the holes
they were custom holes because they were
so worn out and I just didn't care about
it because I knew that if I had the
shoes and the Jordans or whatever else
then I was just some I just looked like
a dumbass basically who had cool stuff
and no one would care no one cared about
the cars no one care about any of that
they only cared that I care about them
and I was right and that's what you
would do if you wanted to be a really
successful strength and conditioning
coach or personal trainer in the rest of
2020 and make about a hundred thousand
dollars a year and basically eat dirt
for the next 12 to 24 months all while
having the game plan of setting myself
up for the future because guess what
when you're like me and you're about to
turn 34 you go yeah I mean I'm
definitely in good enough shape and I
have enough energy but I'm not going to
be getting down on my back every single
day this quarantine has taught me that
like I don't want to necessarily be
laying on the ground Sean people how to
do the exercises talking to them about
how to eat like I've been doing it for
so long it's like we're gonna eat
healthy and they're like well what is
that you know what it is you know damn
well what it is we're gonna eat fruits
and nuts and vegetables and if it wasn't
grown from the ground or killed we're
not gonna eat it how about that it's
pretty simple but at the end of the day
you know you got to start back at Ground
Zero and be patient with people and
maybe I'm getting older and maybe a
little ornery and
I don't have the time and patience to do
that sign know I had neat but if I'm
starting in your 19 20 21 22 and you
want to be this successful trainer first
of all I would do that and then the last
thing I would do is I would follow my
Instagram account and I would follow me
and I would send me messages and I would
say Brett I heard your video on how to
become a successful trainer start a
successful fitness business in 2020 and
I heard it and everything you said was
stuff that makes sense and it's cheap
and it's inexpensive and I know I can do
it and guess what you're still not going
to take action on it because like your
clients you need accountability from
someone who's been where you are so you
might reach out back Brett how can I
hire you how can you hold me accountable
and help me go through this process
because everything you said in that
video came out of your head so quick and
it seems so easy to you you didn't look
at your computer screen which has just
been sitting on Google the whole time
because we were looking up some funny
definitions before and you're like Brett
you knew all this stuff right off the
top of your head you could design a
business and how long has this been gone
so it's been going 20 minutes and we
came up with two six-figure businesses
within 20 minutes and it seemed pretty
easy for you well that's because I've
done it before and I wish I would have
done this immediately instead of waiting
till 2013 when i hook up with Pedro's
start following his stuff and get an
actual business mentor so don't just do
it alone hire the coach that's 7500 and
make it in a month
you're like dude Brett I'm gonna give
you 1500 so we can scale this so I can
be prepared so I understand how to screw
the IRS every year so I can buy more
equipment so I know when it's the right
time to buy a facility when it's the
right time to expand into a facility
when it's the right time to hire an
assistant when it's the right time to
hire a trainer who can work underneath
me because now I've got a hundred
clients and now I can't do it anymore
and the things about to burst and it's
not fun anymore and I could save you
from doing that
so in 2020 follow those simple steps are
there a bunch of other little things
that would do a hundred percent hundred
percent but all those little things the
the best part about it is that a lot of
those things are free they just require
effort you can go on Instagram and type
in Milwaukee we live in Milwaukee it's
what I'm using as an example you can
type in here Flagstaff or you can type
in Scottsdale and you can go look and
you can see 60 people who are
or you can go type in a high school
football team's name or go on like in
Wisconsin we have with sports it shows
all the high school athletes names I can
take the name like we did with Blake we
can go on to top-line football training
we can type the kids name in he's a
junior really good big recruit
all-american boom we add him to the list
we add him where we add him on Instagram
then he sees what we're doing we're all
about football we're all about putting
stuff out there and he goes dang these
guys look good look they're training of
d1 guys they've got guys who have won d1
they've got guys that went to the NFL
they've worked with these guys now they
follow us back now they see our stories
every day or training 10 20 30 people a
athletes whatever it is and they're like
Dane I'd like to be a part of that they
reach out they get a sample session and
guess what then they would sign up for
training with me and then they'd be on
there and it's free but guess what
that's work are you willing to do the
work and and I think it's important too
if I'm doing it I do at a certain point
when it's just you coaching remember
this so when you're doing all this and
you're doing on you and you hit those
numbers you got the 33 bootcampers that
are outside with you doing your your
cardio 45-minute sweat session and then
you go and you're the you're the
strength coach or the personal trainer
you've got the 14 people that are doing
booty building or body building or
athlete training with you and you've got
those 14 people you're making $8,000 a
month
8333 you're making a hundred grand a
year and you go that's a lot of work now
I got to go deliver to these kinds yes
stop focusing on posting all the time
about your stuff you were doing with to
try and get clients and just focus on
putting out the content of what you're
doing with your athletes so now you
don't have to think about what you're
putting out there anymore you don't have
to be in the video all the time with
yourself anymore now your clients can be
the superstars you can post about them
in the videos you can show their
progress their transformations and how
the awesome results that they're getting
and how good they're getting and guess
what that's going to bring in the next
people and just have a plan in place for
the next group because if you add
another 20 people in there when it's
just you I fell into this trap because I
was so good at getting people in that I
would be getting so many people in and
having to start so many new people I
didn't have a system or process yet and
then some of the people who I had to
start with they didn't get the results
or they didn't get the attention or the
leadership or the accountability they
needed because I was going on to the new
people and they would feel slighted and
then they'd leave so you'd have
attrition and then those same new people
that I got I'd go get another I mean I
was good so I'd be getting I begin 20
and then I get another 20 and then I get
another 20 customers and I was good at
that but when I was the best is when I
would focus on my customers and get them
the results they needed let them bring
me the new people in and then start to
bring people around me to serve those
people and over-deliver like we talked
about in the earlier example text
messages grocery store tours going
through their cupboards throwing stuff
away taking the bread and smashing it
over my knees and throwing it out the
white breads and the sugar cereals and
the sugar snacks and the chocolate like
Britch for a got like a drawer with like
candy but cuz she likes chocolate
everyone sit on dark choc I'm taking the
dark chocolate with sea salt and I'm
airing it out I'm just launching it
right because I care about him I want to
do the right stuff so for all you guys
out there want to be a successful
strength trainer or coach that's what I
would do
I wouldn't take on the overhead I
wouldn't go online the break brought
home I'm going to open up a gym
I wouldn't go try and poach other
people's staff yet because I don't have
any damn money to pay the staff I would
just focus on what I'm doing so go be a
success reach out to me if you need
anything but if you're a trainer that's
what you need to do this one's just for
you baby
we'll catch
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