Overcoming Adversity
Danny shares his experience of overcoming academic challenges and a job setback, highlighting the importance of perseverance and adaptability in achieving success.In this clip
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I’m currently a residential electrician and have been doing this for over three years, but I’m feeling burnt out and I just don’t have passion for it anymore. I’ve been listening to you guys for about a year, and you say that working in a big box gym before starting your own business is the best route to go. I recently started looking for personal training jobs in Colorado but I’m unsure if I want to take the leap into personal training, mainly because I’m not sure if I will make enough to cover financial obligations. I feel like doing personal training will help with building my company, which I eventually plan on including training programs and maybe even in-person training sessions at some point. I’m certified as a nutritionist with ISSA and am currently working through their strength and conditioning program as well. Should I get my CPT and work at a big box gym, or not? Thanks for all the information you guys provide and for any insight you have for me.
I have a question about the episode 317: Bucking Fitness Trends and Driving Results with Mike Doehla and the clip Passion and Sacrifice. I recently started looking around at personal training jobs in Colorado, but I’m unsure if I want to take the leap into personal training because I'm uncertain if I will make enough to cover my financial obligations. I feel like personal training would help me build my company, which I eventually plan on expanding to include training programs and possibly in-person training sessions. Should I proceed with pursuing personal training jobs, or is there a better approach?
Do you have any personal stories of overcoming bad grades?