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Our team gives an overview of the necessary pieces you need to put in place to take care of the legal side of your coaching business.   The Episode: The Boring Legal Stuff You Must Know When Training Clients Online   You cannot escape the realities of running a business, and this means that there are inevitable legal hoops you have to jump through at certain points. We are here to tell you that the sooner you do this, the better. Clearing your mind of any concerns will help you sleep better at night and will also make sure you are securer in your work going forward. You do not want to pay the price for avoiding necessary work that you can do now and put it to rest. If you run a growing business, which most of are or at least want to, the chances are that you will encounter some legal issues at some point. This does not have to be a train smash if you have the right things in place, so let's get these out of the way and move on to more fun stuff!   In This Episode Taking responsibility for a coaching business and its expenses [0:11:25] The importance of financial literacy and realistic expectations [0:15:12] Four essential components to a legally functioning business [0:16:28] The situations that arise that can derail you [0:22:20] A proactive approach and how it will serve you down the line [0:25:03]   “When you become an online trainer, even if it's a side hustle, you are operating a business. You should act like you are operating a business. Most people do not.” — Jonathan Goodman   The Expenses of Running a Business If you are not clear on this already, here is a reminder: it will cost some money to run a business. That is just part of what it means to start something and keep it afloat, and expenses are to be expected. Unfortunately, this part of financial literacy seems to be frequently missing from many businesses and is a basic building block for becoming a functional entity.   Four Legal Components of Business The four legal areas we want to highlight as most foundational to coaching are insurance, terms of service, privacy policies, and a PAR-Q. If you are able to cover these bases, making sure the way you are set up in relation to your clients and their information, your relationship with our insurance company, your records, and so on, you are well on your way to moving past these administrative hurdles. Getting the help of a professional for any task is advised, as this will make the ins and outs a bit more comprehensible to the average person.    Reasons to Stay Proactive It is not possible to be in control of when an issue or difficult legal situation might arise for you. Most often these things happen when you least expect them, or worse, when you are least able to deal with them. For these reasons you want to be ahead of the game, and putting things in place while your business is still small, will mean that it will be that much more simple. It will also give you time to learn the ropes and get used to the particulars of the legal side of your business, so there is no good reason to delay!   Already at $1,000/month online and want to scale? Apply for OTA 2 here: www.thePTDC.com/OTA2   SPONSORS Get started TODAY with the world leading certification and business development program for personal trainers, nutrition coaches, and gym owners – The Online Trainer Academy:http://onlinetrainer.com/ota   Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/feed/id1468193055 Stitcher - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/jon-goodman/its-possible-conversations-with-successful-online-trainers Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/20veRnzFOvUn6fTy9ud8jm?si=zMWTLmtISMm1XrU-4Q8oxA YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/JonGoodmanPTDC

We're in a new year and now that the "new year, new you" propaganda has quieted down, it's time to get to work to make what's happening in 2020 better than what happened in 2019. More, bigger, louder, and faster... Unless that's not what you want. It's not necessarily what I want, so I decided to revisit the last 10 years to consider what I liked about them (and what I want more of) as well as what needs to change moving forward. In This Episode: Taking live calls on Blog Talk Radio Writing a great book No Doubt, Bush, and Sandi Patty When you become the person you hated when you were younger The double-edged sword of comfort What Steve Jobs knew about making a decision Your house is on fire...literally. You just got robbed...literally. How to impress a cop Being a professional mannequin Turning pro Ignoring "red flags" When your wife calls you on your BS... When your dog interrupts your podcast... Embracing your past and using it to help you move forward Links To Things I Talk About: Build A Big Podcast - The Marketing Podcast For Podcasters Big Podcast - The Book Help Your Expert Friends Reach More People... If you like RED Podcast, subscribe now and you'll never miss an episode. And if you really like RED, I'd appreciate you telling a friend (maybe even two).

Sitting down to write every day may not sound like the sexiest thing on earth, but what if you truly enjoy it, and it can make you lots of money? Chris Orzechowski is an email copywriter who understands not only what it takes to become a successful writer, but also what it can do for you in terms of generating revenue. He knows that sitting down for 45 minutes and writing a solid email has made him more than spending a day and a half working for clients. He also understands that people are interested in learning more about copy, so in addition to teaching it, and writing a book about it, he’s here on the Expert Focus Podcast to share some tips and ideas, experiences and insights around writing that may help you get the results you’re looking for!   In This Episode Taking the leap into being your own boss, and what it takes Knowing what motivates you and using that to your advantage That picture perfect social media lie and passing the people who appear to be doing well Becoming prolific and making selling easier The simplest way to start an email list and get writing When should you start pitching to your audience?   “What could I do if I had that regular 8 hours a day?” “You have to cut out all the stuff that it not putting money in your pocket” “What’s going to make you get out of bed?” “If you’re doing your selling online, at some point you’re going to have to write some kind of advertisement” “A business is a system that brings in money for the owner” “Everyone sucks when they start”   More Chris! www.theemailcopywriter.com   More Claire! https://m.facebook.com/clairedowdallcommunity/

John Lee Dumas is here and I’m so excited! When I saw him speak at Youpreneur for the first time, he solidified podcasting for me. John hosts a daily podcast called Entrepreneurs On Fire, and he knows how to disrupt a market and make an impact. We cover a lot in 15 minutes, and John willingly gives away the secret to his massive success!   In This Episode Taking a chance and disrupting the market High barriers and low competition Having a name for your audience and bringing them behind the scenes The importance of being accessible to your audience The value of showing your audience that you care   “Find something that nobody’s doing, but that you really like feel needs to be done” - John “Sometimes you just have to go after what you believe in. Follow your gut. Your intuition.” - John “I think that transparency breeds loyalty” - Jess “All of my success is due to people who chose to press play” - John “It’s the value of reciprocity and also just valuing your audience” - Jess “Your audience wants to feel like you genuinely care” - Jess “When you have those micro-reciprocity moments over and over and over again, they just add up to something pretty special” - John   Entrepreneurs On Fire www.eofire.com   More Jess!http://bit.ly/SLSGroup https://jessicalorimer.com/supersize-your-sales https://jessicalorimer.com/list-building-legend Content DisclaimerThe information contained above is provided for information purposes only. The contents of this article, video or audio are not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on any of the contents of this article, video or audio. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of this article, video or audio. Jessica Lorimer disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of this article, video or audio.Disclaimer: Some of these links are for products and services offered by the podcast creator

Kalli and Jacob started traveling full time in 2008 and have been or lived on all seven continents. Their son was born in Mexico City several years ago, and in 2017 they moved to Cape Town, South Africa, with a plan to live there for the next two years.   In This Episode Taking a cruise to Antarctica Having a baby in Mexico City Why San Miguel de Allende is starting to attract younger nomads and families Choosing to settle down Their varied income streams And much more   See www.nomadtopia.com/111 for show notes plus other interviews, resources, community, and more. Support Nomadtopia Radio by becoming a patron! More info at www.nomadtopia.com/patron.