Fabian

your testimonials aren't doing what you think they're doing posting a screenshot of "thanks so much, you're the best!" with zero context tells me nothing what actually builds trust: "John lost 35lbs but here's what he told me was harder than the workouts..." then share the real struggle—the social pressure, the late night cravings, the fear of failing again and how you coached him through THAT, not just the meal plan people don't hire you because someone else succeeded they hire you because they see you can handle the specific mess they're currently in generic praise is noise. specific transformation stories are proof.

@KevinSzabo14 of course

Experts say that sometime within the next 10 years that work will be optional. Regardless, would you still work? Be honest.

@rutu_3 I accept you

I tried Coke with Butter Milk 🫪 Will society accept me?

@thedankoe doing it at the moment, its peaceful

Normalize disappearing for an extended period of time to do a factory reset on your focus and creativity.

@omarvvvr Both 🤫

Are you team ChatGPT or Claude?

@Man_s_Bible Kratos

This dragon attacks your city, who do you call first ?

@PathOf_Legacy It was never genetics

It’s not genetics. It’s habits.

@imfat lol all the time

small accounts out here posting content to absolute zero engagement

@Man_s_Bible who has a shower for 1 hour a day????

8h deep work. 2h gym. 1h cleaning. 1h cooking. 1h eating. 1h showering. 7h sleep. Where would I get time for nonsense????

@BadisDesigns I can't stop using it

What's the biggest problem with MacBooks?

@CodeWithAmann never

Is there any browser more powerful than Brave?

@DearS_o_n spoiler: it works

30 pushups every morning after waking up will physically change you for life. Give it a try!

fitness coaches wondering why their YouTube shorts pop off but their long-form dies because you're treating them like the same content shorts = pattern interrupt, quick dopamine hit, entertainment long-form = depth, trust building, actual teaching your shorts should tease the problem your 5-10min videos should solve it and position you as the guide if you're just reposting the same 60 second clip as a YouTube video, you're wasting the platform shorts bring the crowd. long-form converts the right people from that crowd. use each format for what it's actually good at.

Which one would you pick? A) working 1 hour a day for $3K/month B) working 8 hours a day for $15K/month

here’s why your fitness content gets engagement but zero sales calls you’re solving problems people enjoy watching, not problems they’re desperate to fix “how to get a six pack” ← aspirational, fun to watch, easy to ignore “why you’re exhausted by 2pm every day and can’t stick to anything” ← that’s their actual life most coaches chase the sexy topics because they perform better but performing better and converting better are completely different games the content that gets you clients isn’t always the content that goes viral make 70% of your videos about the unglamorous stuff: •why they keep starting and stopping •how to work out with knee pain and two kids under 5 •what to do when they hate every healthy food these won’t hit 100k views but the 50 people who watch will be the exact people who need help NOW viral makes you famous. specific makes you money. stop optimizing for views and start optimizing for “holy shit this person gets me”

your content strategy is backwards if you’re only posting workouts workouts are the WHAT. nobody hires a coach just for a workout, they can get that anywhere for free. they hire you for: •accountability when motivation dies (week 3) •adjustments when their shoulder starts hurting •someone who notices they’re self-sabotaging with weekend binges •the plan B when plan A doesn’t fit their actual life so why is 90% of your content just exercise demos? start making videos about: “what I do when clients ghost for a week then come back guilty” “how I adjust programs for people who travel every month” “why your motivation disappears and what to do instead” show them you understand the REAL obstacles, not just the bicep curls workouts prove you know fitness. everything else proves you know people.

most fitness coaches are creating content for other fitness coaches without realizing it you’re talking about “progressive overload” and “time under tension” to people who just want to lose 20 pounds and fit into their jeans again your ideal client doesn’t know the terminology. they know the feeling. swap this: “implement a caloric deficit with high protein intake” for this: “eat more protein so you’re not starving by 3pm and raiding the vending machine” same concept, totally different language if your mom wouldn’t understand the first 10 seconds of your video, you’re speaking to the wrong audience. simplify the science, amplify the outcome. the experts will respect you less. the clients will hire you more.

feel free to DM me if you have any questions, I respond to everyone in 24 hours

looking for a video editor - niche: fitness - format: long-form - preferred softwares: Premiere Pro and After Effects this can be a good opportunity for beginners, who haven't worked with clients, but you have to be reliable and good at editing comment if you're interested and I'll DM you

fitness coaches treating every viewer the same your content should filter, not appeal to everyone “this isn’t for you if you want quick fixes” “only watch this if you’re actually ready to show up 4x/week” pre-qualifying in your videos does two things: •repels tire kickers who waste your time •attracts serious people who are ready to invest stop trying to cast a wide net narrow it down and speak directly to the person who’ll actually hire you the riches are in the niches isn’t just business advice, it’s content strategy