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<h1>Why New Trainers Think They Can EASILY Skip Training Clients and Instantly Open Up Their Own Studio</h1>

Why Do New Trainers Think That They Can EASILY Skip Training
Clients and Instantly Open Up Their Own Private Studio?
I&#8217;ll tell you.
It&#8217;s either faith or pride.
Let&#8217;s talk about each.
Faith is believing in something that you can&#8217;t see. Hoping
for something to happen, even though there are few- no signs
pointing in your direction. For example: Believing in Jesus Christ
as your personal Lord and savior. In reality you can not physically
see Jesus, but you have placed your FAITH in him. Or let&#8217;s
say the doctors told you that you were never going to walk again,
but you had hope that you would.
So now that we defined faith lets put it into
practical-personal-trainer practice (huh?) Myself included have
stepped out on faith to pen up a studio without a big following. I
opened up a studio at the age of 19. This is no big deal in it of
its self. But the fact that the studio was over a half hour away
from any of my private clients homes, I was in trouble. I started
the gym with maybe 3 members. But by faith, I made it through. I
would not recommend doing it this way, as it took several months to
get the gym off the ground.
The other cause for opening up a studio without a big clientele
list is pride. What is pride? We all have it. Pride in its simplest
form is thinking that YOU are better than your fellow man. In its
most complicated form, pride is humanity. Everybody suffers from
pride, some know how to control their pride, and some
don&#8217;t.
Someone who dose not have control over their pride may decide
&#8220;Hey I can make money with a gym; I don&#8217;t need any
clients to start off with. But since I am who I am people will
knock down my door to see me.&#8221; You see all they talked about
was themselves, not the customer. The client dose not care about
you, they simply want to know how they will benefit from working
with you.
Have you ever gone to a &#8220;muscle gym&#8221;; you know a
bunch of puffed up muscled heads strutting around like they are the
best? How do you feel? Sometimes frustrated; sometimes
uncomfortable; sometimes pissed off. Well that is how the client
feels when you go on and on about how great (pride) you are.
My advice is to be humble with just doing in home training until
you have enough of a following to open up a gym.

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