4 things good trainers know that others don't:
1. Being sore isn't indicative of a good workout.
2. Squats aren't bad for your knees.
3. A detox doesn't "cleanse" your body.
4. Follower count ≠ knowledge.
Nothing like a challenge to create focus!
Day 12 of 75 Hard-a mental toughness journey.
It's already triggering some deeper reflections about my beliefs, goals, and fears.
The physical abbs and flows are like side effects.
After a few conversations that showed value in sharing, I've decided to share my journey in real-time of 75 Hard.
We often hear about the results of hard work and growth.
I'm willing to share the whole experience.
I'd love to have you join me!
my75hardjourney.substack.com/p/75-hard-day-…
No better reminder to reconsider starting your own training business than being the one actually Coaching the clients while my boss, the CEO & face of the company, gets all the credit.
Most trainers are regular people who simply eat well and exercise regularly.
They're not excessive or weird. They live a lift of balance.
Yet, their friends consider them health nuts.
It's weird that the modern-day health nut is what should be considered a normal human.
At the dentist….
Last night while eating my salad, my tooth broke. A nice little chunk came out.
1. I’ll take the numbing shot over the X-ray thing you have to bite ANY day!!
Who’s with me?
2. It could be worse-I could have not gotten in today to get this taken care of.
Think of your energy levels like a bank account.
Your bank balance can go up and down over time but if it goes below zero, you're penalized.
If your energy goes below zero, your burnt out.