Intro: Entering the Fastlane in the Martial Arts domain

[JasonBolo]

Hello, just joined the forum and got the email to introduce myself. I recently read the Fastlane book and found it very useful. My name is Jason, I teach Martial Arts all over the US, Asia, Middle East, and Europe. Looking to convert my life's passion into a system that acts as a surrogate for producing revenue while providing value to my students and members.

 

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[MTF]

Welcome, Jason.

Looking to convert my life's passion into a system that acts as a surrogate for producing revenue while providing value to my students and members.

This is like exactly the opposite of what's being said in the book, though. It's extremely hard to turn a passion like martial arts into a solid Fastlane business. You'll either make less than you'd like but be happy you can pursue your passion or (more likely) you'll make less than you'd like and you'll end up hating your passion.

 

[JasonBolo]

Welcome, Jason.



This is like exactly the opposite of what's being said in the book, though. It's extremely hard to turn a passion like martial arts into a solid Fastlane business. You'll either make less than you'd like but be happy you can pursue your passion or (more likely) you'll make less than you'd like and you'll end up hating your passion.

Interesting... I have control and effection in my current model. Just need more exposure. I suppose it depends on what you thing of insofar as Martial Arts Domain is concerned. What is it you see/perceive when I say "Martial Art Domain"?

edit: The Either Or statement is a false dichotomy as well