Unconventional Job Interviews
Nick and Mike share their unconventional journeys into personal training, from long drives for job interviews to referrals leading to unexpected opportunities. Their unique paths highlight the importance of seizing unexpected career opportunities.In this clip
From this podcast
RP Strength Podcast
The True Origins of RP With Dr. Mike
Related Questions
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?