I’ve spent years letting decisions go to a flip of the coin.

When I was at a decent job, with stability and security, I’d craved more.
I’m in a big box gym with thousands of members, teaching group fitness to packed classes. My schedule was full, my fitness was on fire and my influence strong. Was it strong enough to quit and pursue something of my own? The quarter I’d flipped said yes. Heads. So I’d begun to look for a small space to work out of and begin my own brand. Hyper Fit Training was born.

I’d quit the gym and launched my personal and small group training business. I was in a small shared space and excited to have a super successful launch with crowded classes and of course, making better money. It was scary for sure, but successful for a time.
I was too big for the space I’d moved into now, and too small to afford a bigger place. I’d needed to change. I’d interviewed and when it came down to what to do next, I’d flipped a coin.

Should I do this or do that? Flip a coin. The truth of the matter is, when that coin is in the air, you realize what you want. You’re rooting for a side. At that point, does how it lands really matter? That choice is yours; but it’s all about the flip and the wish as it’s in mid air.
You’ve all done it and more times than not, I’m sure that if it didn’t land your way, you’ve pulled the old, “two out of three” move. You know what you want, just go for it.
Leap and the net will appear.
The risk is worth the reward.