Advanced Workout 7 Keys to Come Back from a PT Sales Slump by Sean Greeley | Date Released : 07 Aug 2017 1 comment Close Previously published on August 9th, 2016. 1. Welcome adversity as an opportunity to learn and grow. So many people hit a challenge and they look at that as a personal failure and business failure. However, it’s an opportunity to learn from whatever setback occurred, how it occurred, and how you can do better and grow through it. That’s what all successful people do: they look at failure as learning and embrace that opportunity. 2. Separate you from your business (driver vs. car) Being an entrepreneur is very much like formula 1 racing. You have a driver and the driver’s health, well-being, and reaction time that operates the machine. Then you have the car, which has to be very finely tuned, and if something breaks you have to fix that. However, you are not your business and you have to focus on both - taking care of yourself you as the driver and taking care of your business (the car) and then be able to separate the two - some people take all failures personally and go into depression about it when it’s really just recognizing that you’ve got to separate the two and you’ve got to work on the two to continue to grow. 3. Take time to review what has worked, what hasn’t, and what lessons have you learned? Growth is all about learning. Consider how an experience can help you the next time around when you face a similar challenge and what can you do differently to continue to grow through that. This is very important, most people don’t take time to stop and do that and it’s worth the whole price of admission right there. Take time to review what worked, what didn’t and what you learned. 4. Define where you want to go and what success looks like So many people are unclear about what their goal looks like and what success looks like once you hit it and what that means for your business. Take time to do that for yourself personally and your business so you can be leading on the right track. Visualize what it looks like for you to reach the top of the mountain because you know what it looks like for you and that answer is different for every business owner and every entre. To download all the video notes click here. Back to top About the author: Sean Greeley Net Profit Explosion (NPE) CEO, Sean Greeley, has an unrelenting passion for supporting entrepreneurs and growing businesses. With his purpose to empower entrepreneurs to achieve their goals & fulfill their dreams, Sean formed NPE to help fitness entrepreneurs achieve freedom, success, and prosperity for themselves and their family. Just don’t ask him to go slow, and be prepared for “straight talk” when you ask him a question. Full Author Details Related contentContent from Sean Greeley The Differences Between Insurance for a Fit Pro vs a Studio Jennifer Urmston Lowe | Articles Tips to Avoid Firing Mistakes as a Fitness Manager by Sean Greeley | Videos Secrets on Keeping Clients for Life by Sean Greeley | Videos Sean Greeley of NPE Shares Tips to Personal Development by Sean Greeley | Videos 7 Keys to Come Back from a PT Sales Slump by Sean Greeley | Videos 1 Trick to Turn a Lead into a Client in Your Fitness Business by Sean Greeley | Videos 1 Tip to Increase Profits in Your Fitness Business by Sean Greeley | Videos Leave a reply Comments (1) Baker, Dawn | 16 Oct 2016, 23:37 PM Thank you for great advice. It is hard not to internalize or see things as a failure within when there are many other factors. I did reach that area in depression by allowing so much to get to me in feeling defeated in a slump as well as forgetting to take care of me "the driver". I loved this and will apply it. Reply Back to top