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How to Ask for--and Get--a Raise or Promotion

by C. Scibetta
careers BY CINDY SCIBETTA How to Ask for --and Get-- a Raise or Promotion Because asking for a raise or promotion can be daunting, many people spend hours worrying about it. They plan-- even role-play--how they will approach their supervisor. Maybe they start to ask their manager many times, only to make up excuses on why now is not the right time. Then they go home to stew over the issue, tell...

Heartening Statistics on Fitness Industry Compensation

by Jan Schroeder, PhD
Despite the economic downturn, the U.S. Department of Labor reports that the fitness industry is still growing and job opportunities are solid. Employment in the industry is expected to increase by 27% through 2016, a figure that’s greater than the average for all professions, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The department attributes this projected expansion of the industry to public concern for staying healthy and becoming physically fit, as well as people’s willingness to spend more money and time on personal and family fitness.

Earn More in Less Time

by Paul Brown
Do you wish you could clone yourself to get more done, to help more people or simply to earn more money for a better lifestyle? Most personal trainers do. Presently, cloning is not an option, so let’s explore more available ways to step beyond earning purely money-per-minute income. The reality is that you only get 24 hours in a day. If all you do is se...

Understanding the Ego-Income Relationship

by Darren Jacobson
Being in this industry requires an entrepreneurial spirit, flexibility and a drive to achieve. Personal trainers aren’t just selling a service; they’re selling themselves as the purveyors of that service. This can lead to the perception that success in gaining clients equates with success as a person. And since there is often an undeniable relationship between ego and income, ...
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