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Originally Posted by Jean-Paul
I recently got out of the industry but not because of the economy... Mainly because after 21 years I was burned out. It doesn't help that I owned the gym, so I had the headache of steering a business along with trying to maintain a full schedule. A recent separation/pending divorce was the final nail in the coffin.
The one thing I will tell you is that there will always be people out there with money. If you are at the level of being at the top of the food chain, you will always do well regardless of the economy.
There are hundreds of thousands of trainers out there. Are you a member of the herd or are you an innovator? People who self-start and hustle make it under any circumstances.
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Well with you there JP, if you are aiming to be at the top of your game and are going the extra mile for your clients I think it will effect you less.
I think trainers really consider are they providing a value for money product? Are they making clients realise that thier services are a need rather than just a want?
TOM