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Are You Zooming In or Zooming Out?

November 13, 20226 min read

I just finished a workout and I am thinking about a conversation I had yesterday with one of my clients. I want to share some of that conversation with you.

He’s going through a tough time, as I have, as we all have. Some of the things he and I talked about yesterday may sound familiar to many of us.

CAN YOU RELATE TO THESE THOUGHTS?

You know how it starts. Something terrible happens, or maybe you’re just going through a rough time. Things get worse, and maybe you don’t know what to do. You start to self-destruct, almost without realizing it. You lose focus and you lose clarity.

WE BLAME, WE QUESTION, WE DOUBT

You blame yourself for what is happening. You believe that you are the sole cause of the problem. You think to yourself, “This is because I’m not good enough. I wasn’t paying enough attention to detail. This is because I suck, or because I’m not good enough….”

YOU JUST NEED TO Z-O-O-M

One of the things that I discussed with my client is that when bad things happen in your life, you need to ZOOM OUT.

What does that even mean? What is ZOOMING OUT? Is there also ZOOMING IN?

Stay with me, and check this out.

ZOOMING IN: THINGS GET BIGGER

When you ZOOM IN on something, it gets bigger. Much bigger, bigger than it needs to be. It becomes enormous, until all you can see is the looming problem.

But when you ZOOM OUT, it becomes smaller, and you can begin to see the bigger picture.

When bad things are going on in your life, you need to ZOOM OUT from the negative perspective so you can see the full picture.

When you ZOOM OUT when things are not going your way, you can see the problem with a better sense of proportion. You might even realize the problem is smaller than you thought, in the grand scheme of things.

WHAT’S THE POINT?

It’s important to ZOOM OUT because it brings you focus, among other things.

It will keep you motivated.

It will help you stay positive.

It will give you a better perspective.

It will enable you to have the right attitude to persevere through the challenging times.

Many of us self-destruct because we focus solely on the negative thing that is happening right now in our lives, and completely overlook all the good things that have already come our way.

HOW DO I ZOOM OUT?

One of the best ways to ZOOM OUT is to take time to reflect, but not on the problems at hand. Instead, reflect on:

the progress you’ve made as an individual on all the good things that have already happened to you your great accomplishments all the positive things you’ve experienced.

SNAP OUT OF IT!

There’s a better alternative to throwing your hands up and saying, “Well, I screwed up. I messed up. I didn’t do what I was supposed to do,” or whatever. That is not helpful!

What you need to do is to snap out of it! It doesn’t do anybody any good for you to throw yourself a pity party. What is the entire point of being miserable?

GET READY TO ZOOM BACK IN

What you need to do is ZOOM OUT, get refocused, reflect on the good things that have happened in your life, and realize that this isn’t the end of the world.

Once you do that, you can begin to ZOOM IN to find creative solutions to the problems at hand.

ZOOM IN on the positives.

ZOOM IN on the things that you can control.

ZOOM IN on the things that you can do.

Ask yourself: What steps can I take toward a solution? What will improve my situation? How can I achieve my goals?

STAY CONSISTENT, THROUGH GOOD TIMES AND BAD

Consistency counts! Being consistent is one of the most important things you can do to dramatically improve all aspects of your life. It’s important to ZOOM OUT during the hard times, but it’s equally important to stay focused by ZOOMING IN during the good times. It’s about smoothing out the bumps in the road during the tough times and planning ahead to keep it that way!

THINGS ARE BETTER NOW… FORGET ABOUT ZOOMING IN AND OUT, RIGHT?

Not really. When things are going badly, ZOOM OUT and focus on the positives. Give yourself the perspective you need to solve your challenges.

But when things are going great, don’t forget to ZOOM IN!

When you feel like you’re on top of the world, and you feel like life can’t get any better, that is the time you need to move your behind and ZOOM IN! When you start to relax and pat yourself on the back, that’s when you are most likely to slack off.

Stay focused on the things that are producing results. Otherwise, it’s easy to get caught back up in the same cycle that produced the problems to begin with!

KEEP ASKING THE HARD QUESTIONS

ZOOM IN on the areas that need improvement. Be meticulous about the details and pay attention to what comes next. Ask yourself these kinds of questions:

Where can I see that improvement is needed?

What can I do differently?

What can I do better?

What would keep my challenges from occurring again?

IT’S HUMAN NATURE

The way people react when things aren’t going well seems universal. We tend to focus on the negative, but guess what that does? It sucks away your self-esteem, it sucks away your motivation and it kills your ambition and drive.

When things are going well, we really want to just relax and take it easy; live it up and celebrate! But those are the times when we need to keep focused, when we’re the most likely to forget about the details that can matter so much.

KNOW SOMEONE HAVING A TOUGH TIME?

I hope you found this helpful. Maybe you know someone who needs to hear the message, somebody who is going through a hard time and needs a better perspective, somebody who needs you to send this to them in order to hear, “Hey, snap out of it and focus, it’s not the end of the world.”

Tell them to get up and focus on the solutions, get a better perspective on your life and regain your motivation. And, if someone’s feeling great and things are going great, tell them to read this, because they need to be warned, “Hey, if you want things to keep going great, stay focused and ZOOM IN on the things that you need to do better.”

Let me know if you have any questions.


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- Coach Donny

"Committed to transforming your mind, body, and soul"

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Donny Day saw a gap in the fitness industry that has never been offered before. With fifteen collective company awards to his name, mentorship of over 100 fitness managers, 1000 personal trainers, and over 40,000 clients, Donny Day had a vision.  

Donny Day is one of the fortunate people who knows what he wants early in life.

“I was young enough to want it so bad. And after spending countless hours training with other trainers, following them around, taking notes from everybody, begging for information, and doing all my certifications, before I knew it, I became the number one trainer for Bally Total Fitness in the State of Texas. And I was just 18 years old when that happened.”  

By the time he reached 20 years old, he had an opportunity to move to Los Angeles and work at LA Fitness. Striving to be the best fitness trainer he could be, Donny used the experience to excel, working 12 hours a day, and promoting to Manager.  

Eventually, Donny moved back to Texas to train private clients and obtain new certifications to improve his fitness knowledge. Shortly after, he became a Manager for Just Fitness’ Personal Training Department where he broke multiple sales records, and was promoted to Vice President for their 20 million dollar project with 20 clubs. During his time as Vice President Donny Day visited and studied the nation’s top fitness trends in order to build various personal training and group personal training programs within the Just Fitness business.  

Using insight from his previous work, letting experiences mold him, and learning from his obstacles, Donny Day then created Beat The Dad Bod USA & Peak Zone Fitness, a fitness startup featured in over 200 different media outlets and loved by its customers with over 600 perfect reviews.

Donny Day

Donny Day saw a gap in the fitness industry that has never been offered before. With fifteen collective company awards to his name, mentorship of over 100 fitness managers, 1000 personal trainers, and over 40,000 clients, Donny Day had a vision. Donny Day is one of the fortunate people who knows what he wants early in life. “I was young enough to want it so bad. And after spending countless hours training with other trainers, following them around, taking notes from everybody, begging for information, and doing all my certifications, before I knew it, I became the number one trainer for Bally Total Fitness in the State of Texas. And I was just 18 years old when that happened.” By the time he reached 20 years old, he had an opportunity to move to Los Angeles and work at LA Fitness. Striving to be the best fitness trainer he could be, Donny used the experience to excel, working 12 hours a day, and promoting to Manager. Eventually, Donny moved back to Texas to train private clients and obtain new certifications to improve his fitness knowledge. Shortly after, he became a Manager for Just Fitness’ Personal Training Department where he broke multiple sales records, and was promoted to Vice President for their 20 million dollar project with 20 clubs. During his time as Vice President Donny Day visited and studied the nation’s top fitness trends in order to build various personal training and group personal training programs within the Just Fitness business. Using insight from his previous work, letting experiences mold him, and learning from his obstacles, Donny Day then created Beat The Dad Bod USA & Peak Zone Fitness, a fitness startup featured in over 200 different media outlets and loved by its customers with over 600 perfect reviews.

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