Hi Friend

I heard something interesting yesterday...

A PT told me, "My clients are serious about their goals. They don't need pancake recipes."

It reminded me of that Pistol Shrimp I wrote about before...

You know, the tiny shrimp that creates an explosion as hot as the sun?

Sometimes the smallest things make the biggest impact.

Let me show you what I mean...

Here are real messages from "serious" clients:

"I've been crushing my workouts and hitting my protein goals... but last night I drove to three different shops looking for pancake mix. Help!"

"Everyone at work is planning a pancake lunch. Do I just skip it and be 'the fitness freak' again?"

"I meal prepped all week but now I'm craving pancakes. Is this a sign I'm not committed enough?"

Sound familiar?

These aren't people looking for permission to binge.

They're not trying to sabotage their progress.

They're not "making excuses."

They're normal people trying to balance their goals with real life.

And here's the thing...

The trainers who understand this aren't just better coaches...

They're better business owners.

Because while other trainers are posting "no excuses" content...

They're sharing solutions.

While others are telling clients what they CAN'T have...

They're showing clients what they CAN have.

While others lose clients to restriction and burnout...

They're building sustainable, long-term relationships.

This isn't about pancakes.

It's about being the kind of trainer who

Solves real problems

Understands real struggles

Creates real, lasting results

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Tomorrow, I'll show you how to be that trainer.

Best wishes,

Naomi

P.S. Some of our most successful trainers work with physique competitors. Know what they all have in common? They understand that sustainable results come from teaching balance, not restriction.

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