Hi and welcome back to Get Fit Guy.

I'm your host, Kevin Donne, and this week, first of all, I hope that everyone had a fantastic holiday season if you were celebrating.

And I'm going to be having a look at sound healing or sound bathing this week.

Now, regular listeners of the show will know I've been coaching for quite a while,

over two decades, and I'm fortunate enough to have done it all over the world,

meaning I've got a lot of friends and acquaintances who are or have been coaches or personal trainers.

Now, first of all, for most people, it's an incredibly difficult

industry to make a living. This is for many reasons, but the biggest one's probably that there's

no barrier to entry, right? In most territories or countries, if you want to become a personal

trainer or a coach, all you have to do is

just start telling people you're a personal trainer. That's it. Now, imagine you went to university,

right? You did a degree in sports science. And then someone else who has no training or experience

at all, but is aesthetically pleasing, just starts

taking clients next to you, can be frustrating because humans are prejudiced, which means that

they will assume that the person with the better physique is a better trainer. Of course, this opens up another question,

which is whether or not as a trainer or a coach, you should be able to do the things that you're

trying to train other people to do. But we'll leave that one for another time. The point here is,

it's very hard for trainers to make a living because there's a

constant influx of competitors due to there being no barrier to becoming a trainer. This means that

many of the people I've met in the past have had to have multiple side hustles or change jobs

entirely just to earn a living.

One such girl I know is from New England and decided that Florida looked more ripe for

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