Comments on: THE ART OF BEING AVERAGE: How You Can Be Great Once You STOP Trying To Do Your Best … http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-and-sports/ Share the Latest Fitness Marketing, Personal Trainer Marketing and Boot Camp Marketing With Others in the Industry. Mon, 21 May 2012 22:30:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Adam http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-and-sports/#comment-18532 Adam Sun, 28 Mar 2010 17:12:58 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6713#comment-18532 Loved this one! Some awesome advice! Loved this one! Some awesome advice!

]]> By: Luke http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-and-sports/#comment-17032 Luke Sat, 13 Feb 2010 08:36:10 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6713#comment-17032 Thanks Kaiser! I have sold something like 80 odd copies of my fitness ebook in the last 18 months, mainly because I was too paranoid about having my salesletter "perfect" before I drove traffic to it. So I related MASSIVELY to this post. Thanks heaps Kaiser :) BTW what a great place to put your opt in form! Immediately after a kick butt post Thanks Kaiser!

I have sold something like 80 odd copies of my fitness ebook in the last 18 months, mainly because I was too paranoid about having my salesletter “perfect” before I drove traffic to it.

So I related MASSIVELY to this post. Thanks heaps Kaiser :)

BTW what a great place to put your opt in form!

Immediately after a kick butt post

]]> By: Summer http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-and-sports/#comment-16733 Summer Fri, 05 Feb 2010 10:44:22 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6713#comment-16733 Awesome post, I needed this one. :) I'm excited to make 2010 amazing, already off to a good start. How about you Super Man!? Hope all is fantastic with you. Awesome post, I needed this one. :) I’m excited to make 2010 amazing, already off to a good start. How about you Super Man!?

Hope all is fantastic with you.

]]> By: Chazzbcn http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-and-sports/#comment-16029 Chazzbcn Mon, 11 Jan 2010 01:15:34 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6713#comment-16029 I have been guilty of these things for my entire life, but now am learning to just keep moving forward. This article is a great reminder of what we must do to succeed and not put on the breaks because we think what we have or are just isn't good enough. Thanks Kaiser and all others for your input!!! I have been guilty of these things for my entire life, but now am learning to just keep moving forward. This article is a great reminder of what we must do to succeed and not put on the breaks because we think what we have or are just isn’t good enough. Thanks Kaiser and all others for your input!!!

]]> By: Tony http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-and-sports/#comment-15882 Tony Wed, 06 Jan 2010 18:17:49 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6713#comment-15882 This post hits home for me. May be one of the best post you've written Kaiser. I spend way too much time planning and not enough time doing. This changes today... This post hits home for me. May be one of the best post you’ve written Kaiser. I spend way too much time planning and not enough time doing. This changes today…

]]> By: James http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-and-sports/#comment-15617 James Wed, 30 Dec 2009 13:49:36 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6713#comment-15617 Barbara: No problem. Yes your example is exactly what I meant. I am guessing that if your fellow trainer tried to perfect the website before putting it up he probaly would have missed an opportunity to land that contract. But he took action and was rewarded! Kaiser: Appreciate it man. Barbara: No problem. Yes your example is exactly what I meant. I am guessing that if your fellow trainer tried to perfect the website before putting it up he probaly would have missed an opportunity to land that contract. But he took action and was rewarded!

Kaiser: Appreciate it man.

]]> By: Barbara Bryant http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-and-sports/#comment-15594 Barbara Bryant Tue, 29 Dec 2009 22:16:00 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6713#comment-15594 James (and Kaiser): Thanks for the context. I misconstrued. I heard an example of what you're talkin' about today. A trainer (and friend) who's about to fly solo, told me he may need writing help to add content to a low-content Web site he had to put out there in a hurry to land a contract.. He did what he could; we'll build it out later. That's what you were talkin' about. Got it now. Thx. -b James (and Kaiser): Thanks for the context. I misconstrued. I heard an example of what you’re talkin’ about today. A trainer (and friend) who’s about to fly solo, told me he may need writing help to add content to a low-content Web site he had to put out there in a hurry to land a contract.. He did what he could; we’ll build it out later. That’s what you were talkin’ about. Got it now. Thx. -b

]]> By: Kaiser http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-and-sports/#comment-15587 Kaiser Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:22:55 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6713#comment-15587 Hey James - you really got what I was talking about and are someone that's really applying it - Hey James – you really got what I was talking about and are someone that’s really applying it -

]]> By: James http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-and-sports/#comment-15582 James Tue, 29 Dec 2009 14:36:24 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6713#comment-15582 Hello Barbara: I see your point. However, I dont think that this post was saying dont try your best and go all out, but more so about not worrying about perfection but rather just taking action. (At least that's what I got) I was in this type of situation after I had made the decision to go solo. I was excited to run my own training business but I was putting unneccesarry stress on myself trying to make sure everything was "perfect" But this was actually holding me back. It was around this time that I invested in the Top Level Training Manual 2.0 . As a bonus to purchasing the TLT 2.0, I recieved a comp coaching call with Kasier and he helped me realize that overthinking can really delay your progress. Just focus on being consistent and let things flow. Hope this helps:) James Hello Barbara:

I see your point. However, I dont think that this post was saying dont try your best and go all out, but more so about not worrying about perfection but rather just taking action. (At least that’s what I got)

I was in this type of situation after I had made the decision to go solo. I was excited to run my own training business but I was putting unneccesarry stress on myself trying to make sure everything was “perfect” But this was actually holding me back. It was around this time that I invested in the Top Level Training Manual 2.0 . As a bonus to purchasing the TLT 2.0, I recieved a comp coaching call with Kasier and he helped me realize that overthinking can really delay your progress.

Just focus on being consistent and let things flow. Hope this helps:)

James

]]> By: Clay http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-and-sports/#comment-15579 Clay Tue, 29 Dec 2009 14:13:36 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6713#comment-15579 Wise beyond your years Kaiser. That one really hits home for me as I am sure it does for most. Thanks for helping me see things differently. I SPEND MORE TIME PLANNING THAN DOING. That ends today. Wise beyond your years Kaiser. That one really hits home for me as I am sure it does for most. Thanks for helping me see things differently. I SPEND MORE TIME PLANNING THAN DOING. That ends today.

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