FYI:  This one has a lot of math.  I recommend checking out the video version on YouTube.  

One of my colleagues, Jason Ackerman with Best Hour Of Their Day, recently made a post on his Instagram giving some business advice to gym owners.  I significantly disagreed but wanted to provide context and math to help support my argument.  Hopefully, by seeing both perspectives you can make your own informed decision as to which one makes more sense for you and your business. 

Would you like to be able to hit me up during the day and ask questions about solving problems in your business?  Good news - you can.

I work with up to 40 gym owners per month where we communicate DAILY and have a scheduled monthly call.

My goal is to help you during tough times of your business and then to GET FIRED.  I want you to be self-sustaining and not in need of constant business coaching.  So when our work is done, I look forward to you firing me.

If this interests you, check this out.  Questions?  Shoot me a DM on Instagram @wtfgymtalk

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