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The grind of training and the constant noise of how we "should" be doing things can bog us down as coaches and clinicians. We can lose our way and diverge from the mission we set out on.
Without keeping our authenticity intact, staying on message becomes increasingly difficult, and coaches, our clients are with us for a reason. Staying true to yourself and to them will help you continue to provide the quality service they are seeking.
Thankfully today I have my friend and PT Profit Formula member Semaj Hunter joining me to talk about cutting through all of that to remain authentic. We have a fantastic conversation about remembering who we really are and the importance of treating human beings like humans.
We also discuss why your individuality is worth compensating. As you build your business and market what sets you apart, you should not be afraid to charge for those special s only you can bring your clients.
In addition to fitness, Semaj is a passionate traveller, and we dive into the importance of consistent exercise and fitness in your daily life. It can be easy to let your fitness goals slip through the cracks while working or traveling, but Semaj strives to make sure each of his clients is able to meet their needs despite their hectic schedules and busy lives.
Semaj joins me today to talk about:
- Missing and invisible components within the fitness industry.
- Learning how to pivot and evolve when you hit a point of resistance.
- Authenticity and the steps you can take to make sure you convey it.
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About Today's Guest
Semaj Hunter is a Remote Fitness and Nutrition Coach currently based in Mexico. He works with clients who are ready to let go of the stories they have been handed for what fitness and nutrition are and helps them develop their own framework for achieving their goals.
Semaj has been in the industry for almost 10 years and continues to find passion for the work he does with each client. He is constantly on the move but will regularly stop for a good meal, a stiff drink or to make meaningful connections.
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