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This past weekend I was in Nashville for a big conference. I've wanted to become a full-time Health & Fitness Coach for about six months, however growing my business has been a lot slower than I had first expected it to be.
During one of the first sessions I attended during the conference, our speaker said that your team will work based on the example that you set. If you set the bar high, then you will have a higher quality team that works to reach that bar. I realized then that I am working full time and working on building my business all at once because I need to set the bar. I need to show my team and my clients that they can do the same with a full time job, that if they work hard enough, they can achieve anything they dream of doing.
This may not have been the exact path I had dreamed of when I started my business, but I realize now that it's the best one for me and my journey right now.
Summary: This past weekend I was in Nashville for a big conference. I've wanted to become a full-time Health & Fitness Coach for about six months.
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