Have you ever wanted to know how to build a Competitive and BulletProof Mindset as a coach and entrepreneur?
If so, then first stay with me here and two make sure to tune into today’s discussion with our friend Yuri Elkaim, the Owner and Founder of Healthpreneur.
We really enjoyed the depth of this conversation with Yuri and really respect his authenticity, vulnerability, and courage to open up and share some deep things that will really help you.
Make sure you have your note pads or apps out and listen to the full episode.
Keep taking action, pursuing personal excellence, and impacting lives!
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I’m the founder and CEO of Healthpreneur
I’m also a husband, father of 4 boys, a New York Times bestselling nutrition author, former professional soccer player, and a trusted health expert. I’m a proud Canadian with a passion for travel and experiencing life to the fullest.
Over the past 15 years, I’ve built 2 multiple 7-figure health businesses that have helped more than 500,000 men and women reach their goals.
Even though I’ve become one of the most sought-after business strategists and success mentors for health professionals looking to grow their practice, things certainly weren’t always this way.
I got into health after losing all of my hair to an autoimmune condition at just 17 years old. Wanting to heal myself, I sought every practitioner I could find. I was amazed by their knowledge they possessed and the transformation they helped me and thousands of others create.
Yet, I found it odd that many of them were “cast aside” by the allopathic medical community. A seed was planted inside of me that somehow I would help these practitioners shine their light but I would have to wait 15 years before that happened.
First, I had to walk my own journey. So I pursued advanced studies (and got my degree) in Kinesiology and eventually Holistic Nutrition.
After a brief 3-year hiatus to play professional soccer in Europe, I returned home to Toronto where I started working with clients to help them with their health.
Like so many others in our space, I was overworked and underpaid. I worked 12–14 hour days, seeing one client/patient after another and I struggled to make ends meet.
I was trading time for money and had essentially built myself a job, not a real business. I knew that wasn’t the life I wanted to continue living.
So, in 2006, I started coaching clients online and eventually (after many years of struggle) built a very large and successful coaching business doing so.
After a brief 3-year hiatus to play professional soccer in Europe, I returned home to Toronto where I started working with clients to help them with their health.
Like so many others in our space, I was overworked and underpaid. I worked 12–14 hour days, seeing one client/patient after another and I struggled to make ends meet.
I was trading time for money and had essentially built myself a job, not a real business. I knew that wasn’t the life I wanted to continue living.
So, in 2006, I started coaching clients online and eventually (after many years of struggle) built a very large and successful coaching business doing so.
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