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What It's About
Today's caller has an old-school idea to help people achieve their fitness goals. Does this idea hold weight?
Notes from Chris
Episode 1635
I love hearing your ideas! A reminder that you can always share them with me and our community through this ongoing dialogue. Just come to SideHustleSchool.com/questions and you can send us a note. Then, most likely someone from our team will follow-up to show you how to make a recording. Today’s idea is a combination of old-school and new school: a spreadsheet to track your fitness goals. I’ll let our caller say more…"These days, there are hundreds of apps and other tools to help people with their fitness goals. I'd like to go old-school. For years, I've used a simple Excel spreadsheet to track my weight-lifting and triathlon journey. Well, I say it's 'simple,' but over time I added more and more data as well as some cool formulas that provide recommendations based on past performance. If I'd had access to something like this before I started making my own, I would have gladly paid for it. So now I think it's time for me to pass it on. I'd give it away for free, but my sense is that people will value it more if they pay for it. So that's my plan—sell it for $10, or maybe $20 if I can add some more features around it. How can I post about this guide in a non-annoying way that actually gets the right people interested?"Listen to today's episode to learn more...
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