The #1 myth in remote coaching and online training

I wish I understood this concept even earlier in my fitness coaching career.

I remember being maxed out in the number of classes I could coach. I felt so infinitely far away from being able to coach clients online. I knew I had value to deliver.

But there's a fear and paralysis that would come over me every so often.

"Am I doing the right thing or just spinning my wheels?"

Even worse, I got stuck in the comparison trap. I would watch people that I "started out with" in the fitness space and I remember seeing them explode with success.

I was and am very happy for them. But I won't lie to you, there was a voice inside my brain that was like, "What the hell are you doing wrong?"

There's a bit of fear and intimidation that comes with taking your coaching online. I would think to myself:

• Where do I start?

• Where do i write the program?

• How do I get a client?

• Do I have to be on Instagram?

• Will people even want to work with me?

• Ugh. No one will want to pay me for this.

• I don't look even look like a Slovakian model.

I made a video on what I believe is one of the biggest things that can hold people back subconsciously from making fitness coaching a full time career.

And if you want to make it a side hustle that is fulfilling and fits into your life, this applies to you even more.

A lot of what I'm sharing is coming straight from the coaches I've gotten to work with in mentorship programs. I hope it helps you get unstuck if this has been holding you back.