Dominate Your Competition The Easy Way

Dominate Your Competition The Easy Way


I have to thank one of my subcribers for this idea.


So thanks to Matt Warren of Colorado for writing me the following quick note:


"Sometime you need to write an email about cheesy trainers who pose on their websites with their shirts off - total turnoff and creates a disconnect with the masses (not to mention the husbands who's wives they hope to train)"


It immediately got me to thinking about a conversation I had with Nate Green recently. And in case you don't remember, Nate is the 22 year old fitness entrepreneur phenom I wrote about last week.


Anyway, as Nate was talking about his astonishing success he was most amazed at something other than the results he had achieved.


Nate was amazed at how easy it was.


Now make no mistake, there was hard work, sacrifice and discipline involved.


But aren't there lots of people who work long hours for little pay who work hard and sacrifice with no real light at the end of the tunnel?


Nate and his business partner Sam Glauber worked hard for awhile and are now reaping the benefits.


Again, a 22 year old fitness trainer who runs his own personal training studio with complete business systems was most amazed by how easy it was to create.


So getting back to Matt's point about "cheesy" trainers.


How many of those do you know?


With so many knucklehads in this industry it's actually incredibly easy to dominate your market.


And here's something I want to point out to you. It needs to be clear as day.


If you spend more time b*itching and moaning about all those cheesy trainers and how they are ruining your profession than you do celebrating the fact they make it so easy for your to be successful...


...well, you've got some thinking to do.


Who loves ya? ;-)


Yours in prosperity,


Jim Labadie
http://trainersinnercircle.com/


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