At what point (if ever) does it become the 'client's fault' for not reaching the goals they wanted? & Q&A No.135

The Personal Trainer Mentor Academy Podcast

1. Do you know of any 'all in one' platforms for calendars, landing pages, email lists etc? Or do these tend to be big CRM type platforms aimed at larger companies?
2. What are the main factors to consider before switching target market?
3. If you had to go back to coaching fitness clients again, what would be your demographic/niche and why?
4. What percentage of your time should be spent thinking about the bigger picture? Over for example, the day to day in person business work.
5. I feel like I'm pretty on top of my week to week organization. I prioritize my tasks, plan things out, and book time into my schedule to get things done. However I struggle to find time for the less frequent, monthly tasks. I always end up doing them on my days off. Any advice? Or is it just a case of planning them into my week better/that's how it's gonna be?
6. Running a 'one-off' session such as 'squat workshop' - Upsell to clients or give it as a freebie / perk of the service?
7. On average how long does it take for a business to start making a stable income?
8. How far in advance to you plan your social posts/emails ?
9. What are the common mistakes from coached who struggle to generate organic leads and how can they overcome these struggles ?
10. Checklist to determine if I need to change anything with my client's programming - they are happy, they are progressing, they are learning new skills, they get opportunity to input into the program. I always take a beat and schedule time in to plan the next block but more often than not I come to the conclusion that it isn't broken and I'll introduce a new exercise/ switch up the conditioning/ core just to keep it fresh but otherwise it is broadly the same. Am I just being a lazy arse or efficient/ effective?
11. 3-5 things to consider/ do if getting online clients is the main goal?
12. At what point (if ever) does it become the 'client's fault' for not reaching the goals they wanted? Just had a client leave who's been with me a while and didn't get what she wanted. I've tried to accommodate and support her in every which way, but she was never able to action the steps we discussed for outside of the gym - even after making endless adjustments and have her lead the change.
13. If you could only write one email a week as a PT, what would it include?