Nick Mitchell Reveals The Hardest Part About Running A Personal Training Business

[@AmandaMicallef]

Resiliance and patience has been my biggest life's lessons. Like you, i've had staff show immense amounts of loyalty only to walk away not too long after and a big change of tune, despite the support and training offered for their career development...It's a tough gig, and a gamble being a coach and taking on staff...and also managing client mindset battles...

[@CoachEvanLe]

Thanks Nick. PT here trying to make it in the business and it's great to have this insight!

[@geoffclement6138]

You hear a lot about UP, and of Nick in the industry. Some things I'd agree with on a professional sense and some not, but that's just personal preference. What I will say is that the ENTIRE video is bang on. I always give 100% loyalty and trust until it's broken, and so far this has bitten me in the arse 5/6 times. PTs today do think they're the next phenomenon. They do think they're a cut above, and will quite literally sell their own family out to get ahead. I'd like to think the long game will pay off, but as Nick says you've got to be resilient. I think that's probably the number one characteristic to have in this game. Take the hits, smile and keep on trucking. Thanks for sharing.

[@BrixtonBando]

Glad to see you back Nick. Best wishes

[@lentilsbrah]

Wow, thank you so much for sharing this goldmine of life learnt experiences with us!. This is amazing. Sending lots of love and gratitude, George.

[@GrahamWhiteheadgwh]

Thanks for the insight

[@miodozerlife]

Thank you for this words. I feel the same and I live this

[@ricardowalker5232]

Totally agreed with you

[@johnrich7879]

Holy shit brother, its been a loooooong time.

[@activebryantsystems215]

Good video mate like it your so right

[@RocketRevolver]

It's interesting to see someone very successful push back against Gary Vee. I'm really interested to hear what you think of him or his phylosophy, espceially compared to yours.