If you are offering fitness services, then you are hit regularly with the “latest competition”.
CROSSFIT and Bootcamps are 2 examples of the major ones to become competition in your area. Many of them function with a fraction of the investment required in a larger facility, offer a fraction of the services yet seem to lure some paying patrons away.
Many business owners I speak to feel these are a threat. Few see this as being good for business.
If you subscribe to STAK Fitness’ Emag (http://www.stakfitnessmag.com) or connected with our team, you know that we are focused on getting better every day. Our STAK team understands that what worked well yesterday, last week, last month does not ensure success today. That holds true to anything – athletics, business…the only constant we have is change!
With the passing of Halloween and lots of candy now in the house as a result, I came across an article about how big food is affecting our children.(link below).
Where we focus our attention and who keeps our attention is something that needs to be prioritized. That is why we live in The Attention Age!
“Take me, train me, be firm with me, and I will place the world at your feet .
Be easy with me and I will destroy you
Who am I?
I am Habit!” – Author Unknown
Is today’s drive through mindset, is preparation a lost skill?
As lack of preparation become a bad habit that we need to make sure we avoid?
When was it? Year 2000 or so, maybe 2002 – when all businesses started to feel the need in building a website?
If you were in business, you needed a website right? Today, it is not even discussed, it is automatic.
A website adds credibility to your business, it is a virtual business card. In the beginning, having a nice site, where you could send prospects and customers was beneficial, if for no other reason than that credibility. The problem was they were expensive, and technical to create.