BECOME A FITPRENEUR: How to Live Out Your Passion, and Turn Your Love of Health and Fitness Into a Profitable Business Paperback and eBook – January 29, 2020
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FAST, PROVEN AND POWERFUL INSIGHTS FOR DISCOVERING YOUR FITPRENEUR PATH. Effective and powerful methods to put you on the pathway to success in the health and fitness industry. Discover how to build, and turn your love of fitness into a successful business. In this book you'll discover: HOW TO DEFINE YOUR VISION. HOW TO REMOVE ALL MENTAL BARRIERS. HOW TO DEVELOP AND EXECUTE YOUR BUSINESS PLAN. HOW TO DEVELOP RAZOR EDGE SKILLS. HOW TO TURN YOUR PASSION INTO A PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
Product details
- Paperback: 96 pages
- Publisher: Allington Publishing (January 29, 2020)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1916125107
- ISBN-13: 978-1916125100
- Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.2 x 9 inches
Tell your readers a little about
yourself, where you grew up, where you live now, where you went to school etc. Let them get to know the personal you.
I grew up in Yorkshire and spent my
childhood with my twin sister climbing trees, horse riding, and being outside
exploring the countryside. I come from a
close family, and we’d enjoy Sunday dinners, seeing grandparents, and
celebrating any family occasion whenever we could.
After my career as a dancer, I returned
to where I grew up, to be close to family. I spend my free time out walking my
dogs, enjoying the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, I just don’t climb the
trees now.
What inspired you to write Become a
FITpreneur?
My children inspired me to write
Fitpreneur as I wanted my children to see the importance of
unlocking their potential and living their dreams. While I was building my fitness business
BalletBeFit, I recognised the importance of mindset and certain strategies to
build a sustainable and profitable business.
For me, everything starts with a dream, an idea, and the truest thing
about us as human beings is our dreams.
I wanted to share my knowledge, my experience to those fitness
entrepreneurs who have a passion, a dream of having their own fitness business
as I truly believe you are more likely to be successful if you live out your
passion and do what you love.
Where did you get the inspiration for your
book’s cover?
The book cover is a photo of me; I
wanted the reader to know who had written the book.
Who has been the biggest influence on you personally and as a writer?
My biggest influences personally have
been my mentors Pat Mesiti and Bob Proctor they have taught me you can do
anything if you have the vision and self-belief.
What were your struggles or obstacles
you had to overcome to get this book written?
I have a tendancy to keep things in my
head, so it was getting the book into a structure that I thought would best
serve the reader.
Who is your target audience, and why?
My target audience is for anyone who has
the dream, the passion to be part of the fitness industry, who wants financial
freedom, and wants to make a valuable contribution to other peoples lives,
whether that’s through holding fitness/exercises classes, 1-1 coaching
sessions, bootcamps, retreats to owning their own studio or gym.
If you were going to give one reason for
anyone looking at your book to read, why should they buy it?
Because as the cliché says’ life is too
short’ You don’t know what tomorrow brings or where you’ll end up so why waste your
time on a career which doesn’t make you happy. It’s important to do something
in life which you feel is meaningful, and fulfills you.
What do you consider your greatest
success in life?
My two beautiful children who are
following their dreams, they have self-belief, and for me, if I’ve helped them
understand that they have the power to shape their lives, then this is the most
significant success I’ll ever have.
Everyone has life lessons to learn, tell
your readers one or two of yours, and how they make you the person you are
today.
My life as a dancer was a very exacting
and challenging career, and if you think about it even though we say it’s a
short career, if you consider a dancer starts early in life around four, five
years old, it’s actually a long span of time. As a young dancer at the most
formative period of my life, when your subconscious is recording your
experiences and forming your world view, and of yourself, we were all too often
compared to one another, made to feel not good enough, and given a distorted
view and idea of what perfection stood for. This had a powerful, but
a negative impact on me, childhood is where it all starts, so in actual fact, I
went through my career right from early childhood, not feeling good enough,
comparing myself, in the hope that I’d
feel worthy. I was basing my whole self-worth on external accomplishments,
feeling like I had something to prove all the time. When I
left the dance world, I didn’t know who I was; my identity was so very tied to my
career as a dancer. It was only when I had my children I realised that I didn’t
want them to live a life not being true to who they are, looking to other people to give them worth, relying
on other’s opinions to provide them with a sense of value. We are all individuals,
and individuality is so important, so let your inner light shine brightly, nurture
it, and care for it, follow your dreams, and when you take care of your inner
light, you permit others to do the same. The world needs us all to shine and be
true to ourselves.
What one unique thing sets you apart
from other writers in your genre?
Mostly when it comes to health and
fitness, we talk about making changes to the external, our physical appearance,
when in actual fact, we need to make the change from the inside, and then the
external changes will follow. This is the approach I have when helping people,
whether that’s getting in shape to having the courage and self-belief to build
and have their own business. It’s all about our mindset.
