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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2020 · 51 MIN

FCM129: The Financial Fitness Plan Your Studio Needs with Lauren Schoenfeld

from The Fitcarma Podcast

Times are tough, and the landscape of the fitness industry's future seems to always be changing. But by combining your business' financials with the right expertise, you can make informed, data-driven decisions about how to reopen your studio successfully. In this episode, we speak with a wizard of financials in the fitness industry, who will teach you how to get your finger on the pulse of your studio's financials by asking five critical questions. The answers will ensure not only your business's survival, but also allow it to come out stronger on the other side. We also discuss the three biggest mistakes that studios make when it comes to their business's financial health, and why they matter so much.   View links to all the episodes we mentioned in the Show Notes: fitnesscareermastery.com/episode129 What You'll Learn from this Episode: • 5 questions that business owners need to get a handle on to survive the crisis and come out the other side even stronger • The 3 biggest mistakes that studio owners are making when it comes to their business's financial health and why those mistakes matter  

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