The Fitness Entrepreneur Podcast

Stop chasing gimmicks. Start solving real problems. In this episode, we break down why generic marketing is killing fitness businesses, and how to stand out by speaking directly to your clients’ deepest pain points. Want help applying this to your business? Book a call with one of my coaches now. [https://fitness-entrepreneur.com/podcasts/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=daily-move-to-beat-ozempic-and-ai]

The stuff you fear and the stuff you hate in business are the exact things holding you back. Every challenge comes down to three pockets: belief, skill, and strategy. Shift the belief, build the skill, and execute the strategy, and you’ll unlock growth, wealth, and freedom faster than you think. Want help applying this to your business? Book a call with one of my coaches now. [https://fitness-entrepreneur.com/podcasts/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=daily-move-to-beat-ozempic-and-ai]

In this episode, Phil, Lee Hand, and James Davies from the Client Success Team break down why summer is a make-or-break period for fitness business owners. Most coaches ease off the gas during summer (and Christmas), then panic when revenue dips. The takeaway? You can rest, but only if you plan for it. Stay intentional with marketing, client delivery, and sales year-round, or risk starting Q4 in the red.

If you want financial freedom, stop spending like a consumer and start thinking like a CEO. In this episode, I break down how to pay yourself, where to invest, and the real reason most coaches stay broke. Want help applying this to your business? Book a call with one of my coaches now. [https://fitness-entrepreneur.com/podcasts/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=daily-move-to-beat-ozempic-and-ai]

If you're not controlling your inputs, you're being controlled by someone else's. Your phone, your news feed, your social circle. All of it shapes your thinking. If you're always tired, reactive, distracted, and unsure, it's not just a motivation problem. It's an environment problem. And it's your responsibility to fix it. Audit your inputs. Eliminate what drains you. Double down on what sharpens you. This is what disciplined people do. They take ownership of their mental bandwidth. Stop letting the world program your operating system.