#38 - How to Build a Business on Twitter (10k in 3 weeks!)

Coaching is not just about making money and selling nutrition, but also building genuine relationships with people. But how do you build those relationships so that you can help more clients?   In this episode, I speak with Farshad Sarrafi, a professional online fitness coach who mainly focuses on working with busy entrepreneurs and athletes looking to make remarkable changes in their bodies. He's here to tell us more about his journey in the business, how he's crushing it on Twitter, and how he made $10K in three weeks.    "The more you know in-depth, the easier it is to serve your clients" - Farshad Sarrafi   Ready to Grow Your Fitness Biz? Apply to Work with Brian Join the Facebook group for Successful Online Trainers This is the place for you if you're looking to grow your business and dominate the market   In this Episode - Farshad introduces himself and lets you in on how he fell in love with the fitness journey - What does Farshad thinks makes a good fitness coach? - Farshad talks about how he made 10K in less than a month, and what makes him different than any other online fitness coach in the business - How Twitter works when it comes to building relationships and engaging with people  - Farshad's advice to all new online coaching working on building their business - Why being clear on who you are and what you stand for is crucial for making your online business work - Farshad explains some of his most recent gains and success as an online fitness coach  - What gets you up every day to get you hustling? Farshad shares some of his motivations and drive for working as much as he does.    Connect with Farshad Safarri: Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/FarshadSarrafi/ Twitter- https://twitter.com/FarshadSarrafi BodyByFar.com - https://www.bodybyfar.com/ -------- For more information on working with me fill out this application: http://bit.ly/BuildYourOnlineFitnessBiz ------ LET'S CONNECT: YouTube | @therealbrianmark Instagram | @therealbrianmark Facebook | Brian Mark