Nik And Ant - Ptma Podcast

Looking back on your careers, what would you do differently? Should you be friends with your clients or keep things professional? Do you have advice/tips about how to keep a beginner's mind? I realise that I sometimes struggle to put myself in my clients' shoes and remember how it felt to start. In particular, I make things overly complicated because I don't want my sessions to be boring, only to realise afterwards that the basics would have been more than enough. How do you deal with clients who go quiet? I have seen it suggested that you should follow bigger accounts and engage with their content to help grow your audience and build connections. As a personal trainer is there any point in following big pages like the body coach, fitness chef, james smith as they have a worldwide audience? or are you better off sticking to accounts from a similar location to yours as they have a more relevant audience? Also do you have any suggestions for any other type of accounts you should be connecti