Hey Clay so my question is should I open a third business and so just a little

background I own two boutique training facilities one is afit gym, the other is an interval-based training studio,

so you think of like orange theory but with more weights.

But the third business here is going to be within probably about 10 to 15 minutes of both of my other training studios

This third business is going to be a big box gym so the big difference I'm thinking that it's going to be a big box gym. So the big difference, I'm thinking

that it's going to approach or it's going to appeal

to a different market because my two training facilities,

they have price points that are about 150 bucks.

This third business is going to be,

you know, they're going to be paying for access to equipment.

And so the price point is going to be more like $40 or lower.

So I guess my question is, do you think it would appeal to a different market or

am I going to be stepping on my toes too much because it's still within the fitness industry.

Little context, I'm still working probably 60 hours per week in these other two

businesses. You know, I do have some opportunities to kind of scale up and

coach less, but that's where I am right now. So what do I need to do to actually

pull the trigger and say it's a good idea and I'm not going to be spreading myself too thin to open up this third business.

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