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Isaac Wilkins · 02-20-2007, 07:17 PM

If you get your business in line AND you are a good trainer then it becomes fairly simple (not easy, but simple) to make 50-100k/year. It's a process, though. Don't expect to start out making that, but with some good knowledge, and learning the business end of things you could be at least equaling your temp salary after a few months.

There's a lot of good wisdom in this forum on starting in the PT business. Read all of these threads and then ask more questions.

Good luck!

02-20-2007, 07:17 PM	#3 (permalink)
Isaac Wilkins Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Charleston, SC Posts: 97 My Profile	If you get your business in line AND you are a good trainer then it becomes fairly simple (not easy, but simple) to make 50-100k/year. It's a process, though. Don't expect to start out making that, but with some good knowledge, and learning the business end of things you could be at least equaling your temp salary after a few months. There's a lot of good wisdom in this forum on starting in the PT business. Read all of these threads and then ask more questions. Good luck! __________________ Isaac Wilkins, M.Ed, CSCS, NSCA-CPT, and who cares what other letters? Get big, get strong, get fast: www.wilkinspower.com Got Strength? www.gotstrengthblog.com The life and times of a private strength coach. Laugh, cry, get in shape.