| Friend,
Ever have someone come in your school to enroll, saying how much they want to spar?
You know what happens nine times in ten... the first time they get hit they change their mind real fast. Suddenly, Crossfit and ballroom dance lessons are looking pretty good to them.*
Well, running a dojo can be a lot like that. It looks like it's all fun and games, until reality hits you in the face.
However, preparing yourself for the realities of running a dojo beforehand can help you cope when reality strikes later on.
Read this article to see what I mean by that:
Until next time,
Mike Massie MartialArtsBusinessDaily.com
Quick-start Guide to My Books and Resources: - Looking for a list of books and resources I've written? Click here! - Need business coaching to grow your dojo? Click here…
P.S. - *This is also one of the reasons why I don't let new students spar. For one, I think it's safer, but also it helps student retention to make them wait until they know how to defend themselves in the ring.
|
