I’m putting this post up from the Fitness Business Summit where my coaching clients and Fit Body Boot Camp owners are friggin KILLING in in their business and living the life of their dreams.
One of my coaching clients Paul Mort just had a $25,000 day!
Fit Body Boot Camp Owner John Thompson had an $8,800 month a last month and finished this month at just under $14,000!
(And btw… He’s only 21 years old!!)
Fit Body Boot Camp owner Justin Blum is Las Vegas is opening his 3rd location and pulling down over $200,000 a year.
My coaching client Sevando Dominguez just walked up to me 5 minutes ago and said he just had a $10,000 dollar month.
I gave my coaching client Greg Carbone a high five for having a $12,000 month.
The list pretty much goes on and on but my battery is in the red and I wanted to make sure you saw the video I made for you.
But before I sign off, I want to say this…
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Then listen to your gut and DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT by investing in my 30 day intensive business coaching and mentoring.
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Great post steve, hope the summit is awesome, sad I couldn’t get there. So true, you’ve just gotta get out of your comfort zone.
Comment by Simon Lovell — May 1, 2010 @ 4:07 pm
Great info, glad you drove safe and keeping your train of thoughts… Well done!
Comment by Pam — May 1, 2010 @ 4:13 pm
Yo Steve!I hope you’re ok–the vid. ends abruptly @4.44…LOL
Comment by owen maxwell — May 1, 2010 @ 6:44 pm
Steve-
You totally rock! I was at the FBBC world conference and it’s amazing at how many people are just killing it.
Pretty soon I will be featured on your blog.
Comment by Jake Thompson — May 1, 2010 @ 9:55 pm
Steve this has got to be one of the best if not theee best post you have done in terms of IMPORTANCE!
I came up with the realization that we REALLY must figure out what it is we really want First.
Some of us either now or at some point of our lives mistakenly think we know what we want but in reality are not really sure.
It may take some trial and error and i believe that its ok….but if you really want to be satisfied and content and fullfilled with yourself WE MUST FIGURE OUT NO MATTER HOW LONG IT TAKES, WHAT IT IS REALLY WANT AND WHY!
I think Dan Kennedy said it best when he said that you dont want to create a success that you hate.
So I think we need to learn the process of asking the right questions to ourselves and the process of really figuring out what it is we really want and why.
What feeling do we think that we are going to get from doing said thing or achieving said goal or result and is it long lasting or will we become bored soon after and chasing something more fullfilling.
Comment by albeRto — May 2, 2010 @ 1:16 am
Steve!
Another awesome post! – You are the man!
Comment by Jared — May 2, 2010 @ 1:23 am
Steve,
I have been an AVID follow of you, Bedros & Big Chris for as long as the 3 of you have been online. Can I just ask, being an Australian, could you please list with website URL’s of the number of Aussie training businesses successfully using your tips & tactics.
I know of, in the whole of the country, 4 maybe 5, who have done what you have suggested (including me)and made 6 figures in 60 days. But I have also been in contact with 10 times as many who have done what you have suggested and have not. Do you have any spies out there understanding the difference in cultures and the way different ways of life do things, because Aussies are a real ‘hard-sell’ and I have the negative(Former Fitbody Bootcamp licensee) bank balance to prove it.
Mate this is not in ANY way a bad comment on anything you, Bedros, or BIG Chris have put out there to help PT’s cause overall most of what you give DOES work, but I’d love for the 3 of you and the rest of the ‘MASTERMIND’ group to come to Australia to experience how things are done done here.
As an example, Aussies ‘HATE’ the word ‘bootcamp’.
Please Steve, I am a HUGE fan, just letting you know what is going on in other parts of the world.
‘Aussie Mick’
Comment by OWF Group Training — May 2, 2010 @ 5:25 am
Hey Guys
I agree with Aussie Mick. We need more help in Australia. Also some type of fitness business summit would be awesome. Love your work Steve, Thanks
Comment by Tanna — May 2, 2010 @ 7:36 pm
Hey guys – Aussie Mick and Tanna are making good points, but I think your material would only need a bit of tweaking to make it work for the Australian Culture. I am an Aussie but have been doing fitness stuff over here in the Denver CO for the last 10 years so like to think I have a bi-cultural understanding of the differences. To explain to ya Steve, the Aussies don’t like things that take themselves too seriously – they will pay big $$ for something that sounds like fun and shows people having a good time and a bit of a laugh (which is what you shoot for exactly in your bootcamps I know). If you have ideas on how to show that fun factor ‘up front’ as opposed to once they get in, I am sure they would be appreciated by the aussies on this forum. Just a matter of tweaking the formula to weight the ‘have a laugh’ factor a bit more. Guys, if you can play with the name or your materials to use testimonials a bit more to have people saying ‘it’s not like a bootcamp at all – its more like a bunch of mates having a laugh and a sweat at the same time’ or stuff like that you might find more success. Video would be huge as well – I think the third party endorsement is so powerful in the Aussie culture because we friggin hate it when people put themselves up. We love it when others tell us how good someone else is though.
Thoughts, my antipodean brothers and sisters? Oh and Steve?
Comment by Jamie Atlas — May 3, 2010 @ 2:32 pm
Steve You never cease to amaze me. It was awesome meeting you at the FBS2010. I’m going to post the three top things everywhere! Vermonters are not going to know what hit them! Thanks
Lisa
Comment by Lisa Dumont — May 4, 2010 @ 12:30 pm
Great post and great advice Steve.
Comment by Temecula Personal Trainer — May 8, 2010 @ 8:31 pm