Cool Video Marketing Templates; Do You Actually Apply Your Failure to Make Changes?
Published: Wed, 10/05/22
I'm so proud of my son. I told you he's a personal trainer and he has the longest retention rate of all the trainers (the clients stick with him). Well the other day he was training clients back to back and in the second session his client went to the restroom and as soon as she walked away some random guy in the gym walked up and said, "You don't know me but I'm an undercover auditor from corporate and I've been watching you train and everything is high level, impressive training. You've blown me away!"
Well just then his client returns and she's talking to him about how she's been with him for five years, how he's the only trainer who has ever taken her health needs into consideration, etc. I was so proud. While some might only look at money goals, but my focuses on wins like getting a client off their medication because their health improves, or having them give them their cane because he helped them regain the use of their legs, and so on.
It's so wonderful when there's a purpose and passion for what you do and it has to be about more than just money.
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Cool Video Marketing Templates (OPENS at 11 AM EST)
Okay so I don't know this guy but I asked someone I trust and they said he's fine. I was hoping so because I really liked his video templates for those of you using video marketing on places like IG and FB Reels etc.(Good for people who don't want to be on screen too). I looked him up and only saw good stuff and reviews, so I'm going by that.
Anyway his name is Mark Beniston and he's a videographer with graphic design experience so his concepts were pretty cool. He has 50 editable video templates (you use a free Canva account to edit them).
They include inspirational quotes, calls to action, questions and testimonials. So they can work in many different niches, not just one.
Watch the video on his sales page to see what they all look like here when his launch goes live at 11 AM EST:
https://warriorplus.com/o2/a/tt29dv/0
Do You Actually Apply Your Failure to Make Changes?
Failures are fine. We all have them. We'll flop in many areas of our lives - relationships, health, business, parenting - you name it.But if you just look at those setbacks and slip ups and shrug it off, you're not doing yourself any favors.
I've mentioned how you should never beat yourself up repeatedly for failures.
But the other half of that equation is that you have to not only learn from it but apply changes to better yourself, your marketing strategy and everything!
An example of this is finding out how stupid I was for not having funnels. A marketing friend of mine pointed it out to me (in a way I understood) and I finally started doing it for big launches and it added thousands of dollars onto the launch, made customers and affiliates happy - and I learned and took action based on previous mistakes.
I'm very good about this as a parent. If I do anything wrong, I immediately fix my behavior - primarily because I hated it when my own parents didn't do that. I want to be the best I can be for my babies.
With health matters, such as weight loss, I'm sometimes more stubborn - but I'm learning to look at how I'm messing up and make actual changes to work toward better behaviors so that the changes make a difference. It takes a lot of testing and tweaking to see what works.
Tiff :)
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