So many things to learn, so many things to implement, and so little time. 

So where do you start 1st? 

Which elements are the most important? 

I know this feel all too well. When I started in business back in 2010 I had no clue what I was doing. I was just a young kid with dreams of doing Brazilian Jiu-jitsu and making a positive impact on people's lives. But with a gym that was on the brink of financial failure I had to figure out a little bit more than teaching BJJ classes. 

This is where I truly began learning the art of business and marketing. I call it art because it requires creativity, passion and perseverance just like martial arts and any sort of traditional art. 

Being armed with the hunger to be successful and the fear of losing my one chance to make it happen I had to learn quick. 

I tried a lot of things over the years. Many that were big flips, some that were slightly successful and others that were out of the park homeruns. 

I make not 1 single guarantee. 

But I've learned a lot over the last 12+ years. I've taken my businesses from failing to wildly successful compared to nearly everyone in my niche. I've assisted owners in other businesses be successful. And I can guide you through the process directly and help you avoid some of the mistakes I've made. 

Now I'll be doing this in my Business & Marketing Vault as time continues. But, if you're one of those people (like me) who is impatient to get things going. Then what I can offer you is some of my most valuable asset, my personal time, and help you work on your specific struggles. 

With that said, as a member of the Chewjitsu Business & Marketing Vault. If you're struggling to implement and want guidance, and possibly a bit of a kick in the rear end then I'm offering a 1-month coaching program at a discount to the rate I would charge people outside of the circle.