Gemma Mullins

within reason obviously don't give away your trade secrets but like just imagine if every business was like cool this worked really well with me and then like you're at the gym and you were like oh I love this machine because of this and everyone was more open it just seems like we're all going to be lifting everybody up compared to this whole thing where it's like well if I tell her how I do that then she's going to get ahead like it's just so shit and

And I just think that we can all do well.

And if we start looking at the way we actually, one, extend ourselves to other people and also be inspired, it's just going to be a much nicer place to be.

I think that about the fitness industry as a bit of a rogue side quest.

I've been very much like tunnel vision, growing my business, upskilling, whatever, whatever.

Slaying.

Slaying, thank you.

But I don't really pay attention to what other people are doing really in terms of in the fitness industry.

And I really feel like I did notice at the start where some people were like,

weird with like giving information or like you try to learn something.

And I'm like, it's so funny to me because in my head, there's a lack of good coaches.

Like I genuinely believe that the standard in the fitness industry needs to be lifted.

And when I think of who would I trust to coach me, I have a handful of people that I could choose.

you're one of them and that's it, right?

So there's two issues and this is a side question.

I'm going to go back to friendships.

But when I think of the fitness industry, I'm really thinking, okay, cool.

There's a lack of good coaches and there's an abundance of people that need help.

People will always need help.

Now, if you can apply that with any other thing, there's always going to be people that need insert the thing.