What a way to start the new year!

If you are having the same start to the new year as I am, than you can probably feel the excitement in my words because I am extremely fired up for what I am about to say. Now, I don't normally talk much about my actual business, which is training clients, because I like to keep what I say here to what I give my clients separate. See with this blog, I use it to help point you and guide you in the right direction. When you are a client of mine, I hold your hand to guide and help push you towards your goals. I am an agent of change and that is why people come to me; they want help, they want change and they want it now.

What all of you don't know, is that I haven't done what I am about to do in over 4 months. I like working with a small number of clients because from a customer service standpoint and from evaluating my core values, the attention I can give helps my clients reach their goals.

The good news is this: I can do more. After looking at my schedule and my life goals, I have made the decision to accept 8 new clients. Now let me say this: I am not for everybody. If you do not want to change the way you look, feel or perform, then don't waste your time.

I do not accept just anyone. I had only been working on a referral basis before I stopped taking on new clients and even then there was an application process. Well, nothing is changing with this.

For the next 3 weeks, I am going to be accepting applications for new clients. I WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTING 8 NEW CLIENTS! I REPEAT… I WILL BE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS BUT THERE ARE ONLY 8 SPOTS OPEN.

If you live in Santa Barbara, this is an opportunity that will not come open again soon. Please send all inquiries to chris@phoenixtrainingfitness.com. I will email you a copy of my application and other information regarding the process to become a new client.

Remember, this open application process is only open for 3 weeks. Please forward this message to your friends, family members, co-workers…..anyone who you feel needs a catalyst for change. Sometimes it's that little push that can help save someone's life.