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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2020 · 47 MIN

Digmi Discussion Interview #30 - GYM GUYZ Founder & CEO - Josh York

from DIG YOUR DREAM · host Ray Digmi

On Digmi Discussion Interview #30 - Ray Digmi catches up for GYM GUYZ Founder & CEO, Josh York.  Listen to Josh talk about how he took an idea of in-home personal training and turned it into a successful business that is now the fastest growing franchise in the fitness industry. Josh talks about his entrepreneurial journey that has included many challenges that included maxing out 22 credit cards and almost missing payroll, and explains why he believes that a positive mindset is everything,  how building relationships is the number one thing behind any successful business and why being normal does not work. He passes along some advice to all entrepreneurs chasing their dreams during these challenging times and passes along some very hard but honest, personal critique as to why FEAR has held Ray back from taking Digmi to the next level; and find out how Gary Vaynerchuk played a role in getting Josh to be a guest on the Dig Your Dream podcast. His passion and energy is behind inspiring and his truthful words will have you looking in the mirror asking yourself if you are doing everything you can to live the life of your dreams.

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