Mini thread: 4 business lessons that I've learned from a decade in the gym
1) Put in the reps
"Consistency is key" has never been more true.
The minute you start skipping days is the minute you start losing muscle, strength, and mental clarity
In business, lack of consistency shortens the path to quitting altogether
"Consistency is key" has never been more true.
The minute you start skipping days is the minute you start losing muscle, strength, and mental clarity
In business, lack of consistency shortens the path to quitting altogether
2) Progressive overload
Or in the business aspect, iteration
Progressively making your content, offer, systems, and promotions better is necessary
Or else you end up with a metric fuck ton of work without an increase in revenue
Or in the business aspect, iteration
Progressively making your content, offer, systems, and promotions better is necessary
Or else you end up with a metric fuck ton of work without an increase in revenue
3) Fast then slow
You will see quick progress at first.
You will fall in love with learning and build confidence in your skillset
You will land clients quickly in your first year
But, you will hit a wall
Muscle (or revenue) growth will slow after a year (or ~$20k/mo)
You will see quick progress at first.
You will fall in love with learning and build confidence in your skillset
You will land clients quickly in your first year
But, you will hit a wall
Muscle (or revenue) growth will slow after a year (or ~$20k/mo)
4) Its not about the gym
Personal growth = business growth
Business is only one pillar in life, it may even be a sub pillar
You must improve your mind, body, and spirit along the way
"Muscle isn't built in the gym, its built in the kitchen"
Personal growth = business growth
Business is only one pillar in life, it may even be a sub pillar
You must improve your mind, body, and spirit along the way
"Muscle isn't built in the gym, its built in the kitchen"
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