A Team Beachbody Coach Isn’t

Beachbody CEO Carl Daikeler interviews Amber Scott, a Team Beachbody Coach worth learning from. Life threw her many curve balls financially, physically, and emotionally. Then the Beachbody Opportunity came along and gave her hope. Her success story is proof that anyone can make their situation better if they choose so.

I love hearing success stories like hers where lives have truly changed by this opportunity. It offers hope and excitement for the future at a time when so many people’s futures seem unknown. The fact of the matter is that even in a tough economy and the physical health of the nation in a nose dive, WE (Americans) can turn things around. WE are the only ones who can. The government can’t do it for us. The schools cant do it for us. Our bosses can’t do it for us. The only way to turn things around in this nation is to turn things around ourselves.

It all starts is a decision. Three years ago I made a decision to become a coach. Yeah you get a 25% discount on everything and earn a 25% commission, but what makes it truly worth it is what you become in the process. You become better, stronger, and happier both physically, financially, and emotionally because of this opportunity. It’s changed who I am because it brought hope to my future. Who wouldn’t want to be healthier, happier, and more financially sound? Especially in todays day and age!

Team Beachbody isn’t a get rich quick scheme. If it was everyone would be doing it. Beachbody IS an extra paycheck every week based on how well you served people. The effort of you and your team equals your success. You are in control of that. Amber is a perfect example that it’s possible. In one month she helped 18 people pick the challenge pack that was right for them and encouraged and held them accountable to their goal. She SHOULD be rewarded for that. That’s not “icky”. That’s not being a sales person. That’s not taking advantage of people.

It IS a great way to build your future by being rewarded on what you and your team accomplish. That’s why I like the motto: Improve, Inspire, Change Lives. As you work on yourself and improve, you will inspire others. Lives will change further beyond just the people you know because YOU chose to improve yourself. How crazy is that thought? To me that is priceless, and it puts you back in the drivers seat of your future. Besides, I don’t like the thought that someone will tell me when Im hungry or need a bathroom break for the next 40 years. Wouldn’t you agree?

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