My Hardest-Working Fitness Client Has Actually Coached Me
He swears by three qualities that may be transferable across a broad spectrum of goal-achieving.
I’m an online personal trainer. I’ve been training people in this format, through a screen, for over a year.
Over time, I’ve amassed a group of hard-working clients, many of whom are now great friends of mine.
Naturally, of all the clients I train, not all are equally dedicated to crafting their ideal bodies.
Some vastly outweigh the others by a large margin in their fitness performance, while living with a deficit in motivation. Others display a boatload of motivation (enough to boost my enthusiasm, even), but fizzle out of energy when push comes to shove.
I witness glaring variations in unpredictable human behaviour in my profession.
It’s an enlightening education on self-improvement. And here’s why.
In the cluster of highly-devoted clients I train, there is one man who’s been training with me since the beginning of my online journey in fitness.
For convenience, but also to protect his privacy, I’m naming him Adam.
