Posts Tagged ‘fitness industry’
#JTInTheRaw 37: Insights & Learnings From IHRSA 2017 – Part 2
In shows 36 and 37 I share profound insights from the IHRSA 2017 conference and also the Superfast Business Conference.
Read More#JTInTheRaw 36: Insights & Learnings From IHRSA 2017 – Part 1
This week’s JTInTheRaw comes form Los Angeles and the IHRSA Conference.
Read More#JTInTheRaw 35: 2017 Customer Trends You Need To Know
If I look like poo this morning, it’s because I caught the red eye home from Perth at 5am! This is JT In The Raw!!!
Read More#JTInTheRaw 34: The Best Business Books List
Welcome to this week’s show of #JTInTheRaw where I chew the thin on business. Every week I do my best to help you lead, manage and run your business better. My focus is fitness business but any business will benefit from JTInTheRaw!
Read More#JTInTheRaw 33: Telling Personal Trainers How To Do Their Job!
Welcome to your weekly dose of business tips, insights and thoughts as I chew the thin on running a business.
Read More#JTInThe Raw 32: Using Your Body Language To Boost Your Authority
Welcome to your weekly dose of business tips, insights and thoughts as I chew the thin on running a business.
Read More#JTInTheRaw Show 31: It’s Not What We Say It’s How We Say It & Gaining Referrals
Welcome to JTInTheRaw show 31 where I chew the thin on business.
Read MoreYou heard it first! Press Release: Wexer launches exclusive unseen virtual classes
Consumer demand for virtual fitness reaches new heights as Wexer launches unseen virtual training concepts.
Read More#JTInTheRaw Show 30: Career Goals With Focus & How Much Follow Up On Sales
If I could share with you a powerful tip that led a man to have a net worth of $73B, would you be interested? Watch on!
Read MoreFrom Our NPE Friends: How Hiring Mistakes Can Sabotage Your Business (And 9 Things To Do Instead)
It’s been six months since the nightmare coach you’d hired on the fly has even stepped foot in your gym.
After hearing the complaints from former customers—and reading them on social media—you decided it’d be better to be understaffed than poorly staffed and sent him packing.