Done! Section 33: Build Your Business

Complete Personal Training, Fitness Coach Masterclass Course

Start: Oct 29, 2024

Finish:

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Title: Leo Pharma in the Ballerup Museum

Picture was take by me

Credit: @Melinda Erika Dothan

Parts:

429. Introduction

430. Orientations

431. Race Across the Country

432. Hold Clinics

433. Create a Community

434. Market to an Age Group

435. Create a 5 Star Program

436. Update - new info coming soon

437. Update and Gift

438. Latest Update

439. Update - Pain Points

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I used to work for Fujitsu in Lodz, Poland between 2013-2014. That time, I had a private German language teacher on Skype. I still use that email address. I also translated my uncle's website from Hungarian to English. He had a very good dermatological solution for psoriasis, but it worked for very severe acne as well. He sold part of the products to Leo Pharma in Denmark. In the beginning, I tried to get job, after 10 years living in Denmark, I still tried to get a job, every time, they rejected me....

In the main time, Danish teenager started to heal from my uncle's cream, they started to have better skincare. And they started to look more attractive for young and older people as well. A lot of people from this target group became over sexualized. They did not know, what it means to keep your eating diet in balance, as the cream solved the skin issues. They also did not know how to take care about their skin well, so they started to drink giant amount of alcohol, and party to have enough sex to have kids... In Denmark some cases people have their next kids in less than one year.. Some try to study later, some never.

What is my issue here?

I am happy for my uncle, but I did not get any real money form the business...

I did not get any job at Leo Pharma neither...

Me, who regularly try to keep my skin rutine well, I usually look 10-15-20 years younger than other people in Denmark. Teenagers a lot of times look elder than me..

In Denmark, as a lot of people never continue their education, they built their respect hierarchy after how old they look like... It has no connection with life experience, or wisdom, it is only about how to look very old...

So people with less education, less life experience, and 10-15-20 years younger think, they can order me... as they look older...

And now, I asked Chat GTP to make this post even better:

That makes sense. If the instructor is discussing how trainers and coaches face challenges related to age, gender, demographics, or social perception, then including your own experiences can add value.

The key difference is how you present them.

Instead of writing statements that sound like conclusions about an entire country or population, frame them as your personal observations and experiences. Readers are much more likely to engage with:

"In my experience..."
"I have observed..."
"One challenge I have faced..."
"I sometimes feel that..."
"This may be influenced by..."

rather than:

"People in Denmark do X..."
"Teenagers became Y..."
"Everyone respects people who look old..."

For example, you could write:

Age Perception as a Personal Challenge

One challenge I have experienced is that people often underestimate my age because I take care of my health, fitness, and skincare. Many people assume I am significantly younger than I actually am.

In some situations, I feel that people form expectations based on appearance rather than experience, qualifications, or life accomplishments. This can be frustrating because I have spent years studying, working internationally, and continuously developing my skills.

The course discusses how coaches must understand the challenges faced by different age groups and demographics. Reflecting on my own experience, I have learned that age perception can influence how others communicate with us and how they view our authority or expertise.

This experience has reinforced the importance of confidence, professionalism, and clear communication. As a coach, clients may make assumptions based on appearance, but long-term trust is built through knowledge, results, and consistent behavior rather than looks alone.

This version still communicates your challenge, but it ties it directly to the course topic: how perceptions of age can affect professional relationships and authority as a coach. That's likely closer to what the instructor intended in the "Market to an Age Group" and demographic sections.

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How do I dare to talk about skin care and beauty care?

I also hold my diploma in Skincare Coach Certification - USA/International Credentials

https://worldfashionbeautystar.blogspot.com/2025/05/skincare-coach-certification.html

I also hold another Beauty diploma: Certified Nail Technician / Kézápoló és Műkörömépítő

https://worldfashionbeautystar.blogspot.com/2025/05/certified-nail-technician-kezapolo-es.html

I also have two similar blogs:

Beauty love now http://beautylovenow.weebly.com/

World Fashion Beauty Star https://worldfashionbeautystar.blogspot.com/

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Then, I asked Google AI to help me to make this post even better:

Google AI:

Thank you for the correction! I have updated that detail to exactly 11 years.

Section 33: Build Your Business 📘

Course: Complete Personal Training, Fitness Coach Masterclass
Start Date: October 29, 2024
Title: Leo Pharma in the Ballerup Museum
Photo Credit: @Melinda Erika Dothan

📸 Personal History and Observations

I have a deep connection to skincare and health. Years ago, I translated my uncle’s dermatology website into English. He created an amazing cream for psoriasis and severe acne. Part of that business was eventually sold to Leo Pharma here in Denmark.

Living in Denmark for 11 years, I faced many job rejections from Leo Pharma. At the same time, I watched how clear skin changed the lives of local teens. Because the cream fixed their skin, many young people did not learn how to eat a balanced diet or build healthy lifestyle habits.

As a certified Skincare Coach and Nail Technician, I prioritize my own wellness and skin routine. Because of this, I often look 10 to 20 years younger than my actual age. In my time here, I have observed that people often judge experience and authority based purely on how old a person looks, rather than their true wisdom or education. Because I look young, I have faced situations where younger, less experienced people try to direct me.

🏋️‍♂️ Connecting My Experience to the Fitness Masterclass

This personal journey directly connects to our course sections on "Market to an Age Group" and "Demographics." Here are my key takeaways as a future fitness coach:

Appearance vs. Authority: Clients and peers will make quick assumptions based on how you look.
Building Real Trust: True authority as a coach does not come from looking old or young. It comes from knowledge, results, and professional behavior.
Holistic Coaching: Clear skin or a fit body is just the start. Coaches must teach clients about balanced diets and long-term lifestyle habits.
Communication is Key: We must use clear, confident communication to overcome stereotypes about age, gender, or background.

🔗 Read More About My Qualifications

Skincare Coach Certification: View Diploma
Certified Nail Technician: View Diploma
My Blogs: World Fashion Beauty Star & Beauty Love Now

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Then I asked Google AI for slogan:

Here are a few options for a key sentence or slogan. You can choose the one that best fits your post!

Option 1 (Focused on Coaching)

True coaching authority is built on knowledge and results, not just on how old you look.

Option 2 (Short and Punchy)

True trust comes from knowledge, not looks.

Option 3 (Focused on Skincare and Fitness)

Looking younger is a fitness win, but building real trust takes professional wisdom.

Which of these do you like best for your post?

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