How do you deal with peers (instructors or trainers) who have no humility?

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Irene March 16, 2012 0 Comments

What do you do, say or avoid when working around others who have large egos?

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They weed themselves out, the reality is we all have an ego, especially if we are good at what we do, the difference is whether our ego allows us to be humble or cocky/arrogant.

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Kimberly 0 Posted 0 Comments

Be true to yourself, be their friend and notice what it’s bringing up inside of you grasshopper. 🙂
The lesson is yours.

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Egos should definitely be left at the door.

However, given that we are the professionals, I would say “bragging” and “informing” a client are very closely related. Having an understanding of the human body as well as experience in the gym is what people want you to have as you are selling yourself.

You dont want to hire a trainer that says “Yea, I know a little about the gym”.

People want to hire a trainer that is capable of pushing them to their limits, get results, but do so in a way that is not dangerous. The only way to get that impression across is to tell them.

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Kurt 0 Posted 0 Comments

First, we all have egos, that is a fact. Humility is practiced, I realize that I am not the smartest trainer in the world or gym for that matter.

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Harris 12 Posted 0 Comments

Be the best you can be, do the best job you can and let those big egos fall apart (as they always do).

Best,
Harris

How do you deal with peers (instructors or trainers) who have no humility?

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