Wisdom in the Wellness Brand and Business
In this episode Malin Svensson and I discuss how to grow your wellness brand and business.
By listening to this episode you will learn how to effectively utilize methods to grow your brand and business in the wellness industry.
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Hello, everybody, today we have a very special guest with very perfect posture. It’s very impressive. And she is somebody you must know in the fitness and wellness industry. Her name is Malin. And she is actually I’m the personal trainer to the stars and has quite the background in the fitness industry. So I’ll let you introduce yourself and your background. And we will go from there.
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Thank you. Great to be here. I’m Malin Svensson and I am originally from Sweden, I came over here because I love the sun love Southern Southern California. And but I did leave Sweden with a master’s degree in physical education so I could easier get a green card and work here legally. I pretty much started my career back then in 1989. And grown my business and I have been certified through NSM. I’ve had tons of clients, but I mainly focus on the 50 plus that is my target audience. So over the years, I’ve specialized in that. And today I wrote a book Well, not today.
But this year, actually, I started in February writing a book, and it’s called wake up your body and mind after 50. It basically has my whole system, the North body system in it. And it’s mainly to inspire and encourage people that are 50 plus to live a fun, healthy and fulfilling life. And that’s me. Love that. And so you have been able to pick a niche that’s very specific. And a lot of people get afraid to do that in their business, because they think, well, I’m gonna be scaring away, everybody who’s not 50.
The Specifics of Branding
So how did you decide? You know what, I want to be specific with that? And how did that help or impact your business? Well, it is a great question. And it’s been difficult at many times. And what I usually say when people ask me about aging, for example, because I’m very, you know, working with Hollywood people, of course, I’m very concerned about the age, they don’t want to say the age, they lie about their age, etc. So I always say age doesn’t matter. It’s just a chronological number.
Because I have worked with people in their 20s that have been in bad shape and people in their 70s that are in great shape. So yes, of course, I have worked with other age groups as well. But I just find it found myself more towards working more towards the 50 plus. And so it just naturally happened, it didn’t happen right away. But it just naturally happen.
And then I kind of became known as the person that work with a 50 plus. So I just said, you know, that is a great niche, there’s going to be so many more baby boomers when we come into this day and age. And it’s a great niche. And as I was growing old as well, I learned from my clients, and I created my whole system based on many things, but also my own experience. So I think it’s just a natural process.
So you just have to see what resonates best with you what what really makes your heart tick, like what is really firing you up when you talk about the clientele you work with that you want to help? And is it kids is a teenagers? Is it the elderly? Is it you know, athletes is it you know, whatever group that you may learn resonates with resonate with, then focus on that and try to specialize because it is much better to specialize within a specific target audience then try to be working out every single person on this planet.
Resonating with Your Audience
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Yes, and I think it’s really important to point out when you stand for something, most people who fit within that something are going to resonate with you so much more rather than when you’re trying to stand for everything. And everybody’s like, wait, what does she do? Again, I can’t remember, I feel like she’s always changing. And you are the go to woman for women in their 50s and aging and wanting to stay healthy and fit and lean. And so that’s a really cool thing that you’ve established for yourself. I also think that one other thing that stood out to me just when you were giving us your background is that you have a system or you have a way of phrasing what you do.
That’s not just saying I train people, but it’s your unique system and that helps you stand out as well in a very saturated space. So how, tell me a little bit about like, how did you develop that system? And and here’s the one last thing I want to say about the niche that you’ve chosen is they have a desire or need to for what you offer
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I think there’s three things you got to keep in mind. Number one, what’s your unique system? Number two, what’s your unique audience? And number three, what do they actually want? Need? And you’ve been able to combine all three of those things. But tell me about the how you develop the system. Yeah, thank you. It’s, first of all, I also trained men. So it’s both men and women.
So it’s not 50 plus just women, it is men and women. And I’ve just been very fortunate that it’s kind of 5050 for me, so that so it’s just a 50 plus niche, but men and women equally. And so I think, I didn’t know that I had a system from the very beginning. But I realized that when I started because I have my Nordic body Academy, so I train fitness professionals that are certified already in my certificate program.
So they become new body instructors, trainers, and coaches. And when I hired my first trainer, I had to teach that person, what it is that I’m doing that I want them to do. So that’s how it started. And we all have a system, whether you know it or not. And when you start writing down, how do you start? What do you do? Just very simple. You can do that, like, what is it that you do like the first time you meet a new client? What do you do? Also, what do you tell them? Then, what paperwork do you give them? How do you end up to the next session?
Practice the Program
How do you follow up. So when you take down notes with what you do today, you will realize that you actually have a system. So I was fortunate to have a few trainers to practice on. And and then I turned it into my certificate program. And when I started to write my book, initially, the book because I get so excited to help people with where they want to go in life, a little bit life coaching.
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And I wanted to write a book with people that are in their 50s. And over that they can still reinvent their lives. So that was the essence of writing the book from the beginning. And then I had five stories, just short stories, like one and a half pages long. I’ll find different people in five or different decades, 50 6070s 80s and 90s, that I have been inspired by that I have worked with, and work with, that reinvented them themselves, regardless of regardless of their age. So that was the base.
And then I built on that because I was like, well, I need to tell people, what, what I’m doing and how these people became so successful with their health. So I just started to integrate my whole system. And that became my book, wake up your body mind after 50. And it’s been quite a journey. Because when I have now worked with various people along this journey publishers and people that have proof write my book and all that they all get so excited, because they see this is different. I’ve never seen anything like this. And you have really branded yourself. And
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it’s something that again, I probably had in the back of my mind, but it was not intentionally it just has developed. So I just encourage you to start with a vision, you know, what do you want to do? Like my vision is very clear. I have a passion and a calling for helping the 50 Plus, to live a fun, healthy and fulfilling life. And I have been for close to 30 years been in a very small place where I’m just serving, you know, people one on one. And I felt a very strong urge that I wanted to reach the whole world with my strong message because I was like, Hey, I have 30 years of experience and knowledge. It’s like I have the secret to aging, confident with confidence and gracefully.
The Message of Your Brand
And I have all the answers right here in my hand and I just want to spread that message. So then I tapped into reaching that bigger audience and the book came along. And now I’m doing because of COVID mainly I do online training. And that was actually started by one of my clients who is at it’s Lily Tomlin that probably many of us know Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin they do these great show on Netflix called grace and Frank is I’m actually called grace and Frank is a personal trainer. But it was she that decided she wants to start working online out online. So listen to your clients what they want, especially during this kind of strange time during COVID. And I even though I had a
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Worked 30 years with the 50. Plus, I realized I had a little bit of a limiting belief. Because when I heard Lily say, I want to work out online, instead of seeing you in person, I was taken back, I was like, Wow, she’s 80. And she wants to do it online. Well, if she wants to do it, I’m sure that lots of people want to do it. So in April, I started with by my trial, online membership. And I have done that throughout the whole year. And next year, I’m starting with two additional ones. So listen to your clients what they need, and then develop things. So you will serve them.
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Yes, and I think that one thing that you pointed out here is that you have to be very adaptable to change and you have a whole entire brand, because your vision is bigger than just working one on one with people. So you have your membership. You have online training, you have you train other wellness professionals who want to help others, and you have your book now. So it’s like this beautiful ecosystem of different options for different people. So you can serve them wherever they’re at, and what with whatever’s convenient for them.
Now, obviously, it didn’t start out that way. And if you did, you’d probably feel all scatterbrained, but it evolved through the years you’ve put into this industry. And one thing that I’m curious about is, you know, I work with a lot of coaches and wellness professionals who they are great at their job, but they feel sometimes this imposter syndrome or this thing like Who am I to write a book? Or who would want to listen to me?
Boldness in Your Wellness Brand and Business
Or when there’s somebody out there training Jane Fonda and she’s out there? How can I, you know, try to also do that kind of stuff and stand out in this space? So how have you managed your mindset? And just going out there and taking a field where a lot of people say, Oh, you can’t, you know, go very far with that you can only train so many people. How did you overcome kind of those beliefs and that kind of thing?
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Well, it’s interesting to to hear how what I have done is unique. And of course, yes, as I’m hearing it from other people, I realized, yes, it is unique. But every person is unique. What I’m writing is unique for me, what you are writing is unique for you. So that’s what you need to focus on that every person their message, how they word it, how they do it is unique. And that’s what will differentiate you from everyone else. So that’s the first one. So just realize that you are already unique. There’s just one of you, unless you have a twin brother or a twin sister. But still, it’s just one of you.
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And, yes, the belief that I can do it. I just been very lucky since I was a kid. It’s been almost implanted in me that I can do anything. I was number six in my family, and the baby and my family. And my parents, especially my mom, she would always give me that and my dad as well that I could do anything. So when I went out into the world, I just believed Oh, I can do anything. And that’s how I lived my life. I had lived it. From my heart. I always listened to what I wanted, what do I want to do now? And then I do it. And I know it’s hard for people to do that. Because they have
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How can I say it? I don’t want to say excuses, but they maybe they don’t feel they want to do it, or they don’t know how to do it. And sometimes not having the courage to just do it. Like if I wanted to travel some time or somewhere. When I was in my late teens or early 20s I just did it. And so I always make things made things happen. So it is about seeing the vision in your mind because like I write in my book, it’s waking up your mind and body. So you have to start in your mind. And this mind of yours was not just born like this. It’s been conditioned.
Over the years, we are conditioned by our upbringing. Our parents, our siblings, our best friends, our teachers, I can go on and on. So we have been influenced by everyone around us that we have grown up with. You have to understand that what you are thinking today is not what you thought maybe when you were 10 years old. So you there is say a way for you to change your belief system. And I like I said I have been very blessed with always being able to believe that if I
Powerful Branding Thoughts
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Want to do something, I can do it. And if you have those negative thoughts saying, I’m not good enough, I can’t do it, then you have to go in and change that belief system. And it’s not just about changing a bad sentence to a new sentence, that sounds much better. But it’s we taking it in weed, believing it and putting it up in front of you and writing it in front of you just really ingrain it in you. So it is, and I really feel that everything starts in your mind with what you believe, because the body is not going to do something, it’s the mind, whatever you are driven by it starts right here. So you have to
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Oh, we lost you. Up level your mind thinks she was gonna say
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there.
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Your back. Okay. Good. Yes. So I agree. And I think that it’s, I’m with you on, I very blessed to have had parents who said, you know, if you want to go do something, go figure it out, right. So I’ve always had this belief, like, if there’s something I want to do, I can figure it out. That’s been a huge gift. Not everybody has that gift where their upbringing, their parents or family tells them, they can do anything, etc. And so they adopt whatever shared beliefs, maybe their parents have, or, you know, nasty comment they internalized and carried with them.
So I think you’re right, that, really, unfortunately, you just have to start to change it and figure out re ingrain a new belief in your head and start to look for evidence of why that can be possible and people who’ve made it possible and, and things like that. So one of the things that I would love to know. Because, again, in anything, whether it’s fitness or starting a business, there, I’ve met a lot of women who are and men who are maybe over 40 or 50. And they say, you know, it’s too late. It’s, um, I, you know, I, I’m a little behind, I feel like I’m behind compared to everybody else. So what would you say to somebody to stop and get get over that?
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Well, it is so funny, every question that you ask me, I’ve kind of referred to my book. But it’s just wonderful, because the last chapter is chapter 12. And it’s, it says anything is possible at any age. So that’s where I want my audience to go to, to that, that the mind is just, it’s just open for possibilities. And again, you are the one that are limiting yourself, if you feel that I’m, you know, my ship has sailed, I’m too old, I’m to this. It is, you know, where does that come from? Who is deciding that this is your life, and whatever you want to do, you can do.
And when people are using age as an excuse, there is something other than that lying, you know, underlying, and I’m far away from a therapist, but I just know that definitely when people say that, it is just a good excuse to say it’s, for example, when my clients, when people that I work out, or people that are members of my online membership, when they say that, well, my aches and pains. I mean, that’s part of life. I mean, I’m aging, right? And I was like, No, it doesn’t have to be that way. But it is something that we have ingrained.
Like when we come to 50. And above that things are should go downhill. Who says that? Look at people around you and look at Jane Fonda. Who is and I say only things I’m confidential with all my clients, but unless it’s public knowledge, of course, I don’t say anything.
But everyone knows that she’ll be at three in December. And yeah, she’s lived a pointless life, of course. But last year, for four years, she moved to Washington, DC to start her organization fire drill Friday, and it has millions of people right now just helping to to make the climate better get a better climate, climate, and that is her drive. So it’s finding that drive that will give you the purpose throughout life and regardless of your age. And what I do in my book is that I have a map of life, and I have you go through your life because sometimes we end up oh my god, I’m 50 years old. How did I end up here? What have I done with my life?
Highlight Your Points
Well, don’t panic. Just sit down and write down highlights of your life, things that you were proud of. When did they happen? Any dreams that you haven’t fulfilled? Yeah, just kind of do a scan of your life so far, and just know that your life has been incredible so far, but now is a new chapter. What do you want to do with your life now and there’s absolutely no limitation except for yourself.
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Yeah, hundred percent. So one thing that I would love to know, too is when starting your business, how did you go about getting clients? And then how did you get pulled into Hollywood and training and those kind of people? What was your? What did you do to book clients?
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Well, the story when I came over here is kind of funny because I was in Sweden, and being a Swedish citizen, of course, I can come over here and just start working. So I actually did research, like, what can I do to be able to stay in America legally. I found out that if I stayed in a house and took care of the house in exchange for room and board, that would be legal. So I put ads up in LA Times back in 1988. And I got some replies. So that’s how I started and I actually, and I was like cleaning lady, I started taking care of houses in exchange for room and board.
And then, by coincidence, because I have a master’s degree in physical education, and people that knew me, they knew that I was into to fitness, then I started the road of, because I knew I wanted to stay here. So I started the road of trying to get a temporary work permit. And I was able to get a job at a gym, that was a high end gym, it was just a very private clientele. So that was kind of my step into getting into the higher end clientele a little bit celebrity and all that. And when I got my green card, that meant that I could be on my own.
And the second two weeks after I got my green card, I basically started my own business. The reason behind that is mainly that I want to travel to Sweden, whenever I wanted to, I want to be there with my family and friends when something big, like a wedding or anything would happen.
And it was not so much like, Oh, I want to have my own business. Realizing that I’ve never worked for anyone unless it’s a summer job in Sweden. So having my own business, I feel that I’ve been an entrepreneur just from the very beginning. And it’s just word of mouth. That is the best way to get clients just word of mouth. If you get do a good job, then that person’s friends or family, they will let them know and hire you as well. It is the best old fashioned way of getting clients word of mouth. Wow. But yeah, so that’s perfect.
And I talked to a lot of you know, I have another guest on here who is a celebrity Registered Dietitian. And she said the exact same things been mainly word of mouth, the best of the best, get word of mouth, because they’re good at what they do. It really, you know, people want to share it with their family and friends. I think that having, you know, multiple marketing approaches like wow, nowadays, people can read your book first.
Or they can find you with your online membership so that you’re not just word of mouth direct to client only and limiting yourself by only personal training. But that came over time. And it really starts with how what’s the next step? What who’s the next client who’s the next person who knows somebody. So when people get overwhelmed, I think just taking it back to those basics is going to be a key thing.
And one of the other things I wanted to ask you because you are so youthful looking and you do exude wellness is you know we work with a lot of I work with a lot of entrepreneurs, they’re busy, maybe they’re sometimes trying to start their business while having a full time day job and they have kids. And so I’d love to hear from you. Maybe some unconventional because we all know eat well workout, get enough sleep. Um, maybe some things we don’t know are missing when it comes to building our energy and health and vibrancy up.
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Well, prioritizing your health regardless, whatever profession you’re in is, of course, always important. And you already said getting enough sleep and exercising and eating healthy. On top of that, I would say meditation, it’s been huge for me. And especially today when there’s a lot of anxiety going on. It’s just really good to go inward. So I would say I’ve always I haven’t. I’ve been meditating for a good 2025 years.
But I really got into more spiritual meditation four years ago, so that we took it a step deeper, and we connecting and lining myself up with my purpose, and I feel I’d been riding a wave. So I made I love working I love what I’m doing but sometimes
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I can work very long hours. So I have to be disciplined and use an alarm to get out of the office at a certain time. So that is something that I’ve been struggling with. Because again, I just really love what I’m doing. And I want to do it all at once I want it to happen yesterday. And, but you do have to pace yourself. I would say due to COVID, I’ve just become I’ve just stepped into a different way of being. I put up on my vision board that in 2021, I wanted to decrease my one on one clients and increase group and online. And because COVID started in March, I had to kick into gear faster. So I think because of that, and also I had to leave my office.
So I’m been working from home, and and then I go to people’s houses to work them out, or I work them online, out online. And that whole being at home, I had to start setting, how do I start in the morning? How do I end and I started to do a walk in the morning, it’s not a workout walk, it’s just a walk that I just do for 2030 minutes. And then when I come back home, that’s when I start working.
So I have kind of bookends with my walk in the morning, my walk in the evening, that kind of tells me when to start an end working side don’t go into this really overwhelming working too much. And so it’s um, yeah, setting the start and the end of your day and then turning off everything, half an hour before you go to bed, the phone, the television, and just do some, you know, stretching and enjoying just being silent, and then going to bed with a more calm voice. And mind. I think that is really important for all of us that we are just staying in an inner calmness is what I would recommend everyone.
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Yeah, and that you don’t realize how much of an impact that has on how you respond to everything and everyone and the ideas you get. And one thing I realized in 2020, and I love that you put on your vision board that you wanted to have more online clients, and then COVID happened. So you’re like, Okay, here’s the opportunity. Um, but one thing I realized I used to go to the sauna a ton before COVID.
And I didn’t, you know, I thought it was a good, helpful stress management thing. Then when COVID happened, I didn’t go anymore because it was close. I realized I didn’t have as many creative ideas. I my content got worse, because I used to come up with really good ideas in the sauna. And I didn’t realize I didn’t directly connect it to that. And it’s, it’s really not just connected to that.
But I also was like, Whoa, take investing that time in yourself to just think and breathe and do nothing and let your mind wander. That actually holds a lot of business value whether you realize it or not. And sometimes pressing pause and and giving your self that thinking time allows you to be way more efficient, and just way more creative at work. So I think even people who say well, I don’t have time for that you don’t have time not to meditate or not to go to the sauna, or not to do those things that make you feel centered.
Because it just helps you. It makes your action so much more aligned. So I’d love to hear too from you. And I just got a sauna on a Black Friday deal. Like I’m getting a solo sauna. It’s gonna be my content is gonna be improving anyways, um, but I would love to hear from you. When you say meditation, spiritual meditations, do you do guided? do you do? And, what do you do?
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I actually have developed my own. I went to a retreat, a one year retreat where we would meet four times a year, and it was just so perfect. It was this spiritual business retreat. So it was to move your business forward, personal growth, but also just dive deeper. And so I started to learn more about chakras and I just developed my own spiritual meditation and I actually do it in the book. I do three meditations because sometimes people they are really scared of the word meditation, and they think it’s religious and I’m not religious, I’m spiritual, but I feel that if people want it, if they shy away from this incredible benefit, then I’d rather just not call it meditation, psychology, breath and body of work.
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That’s the first one and not just have people just sit and just focus on the breath and connect with your body. And then the second meditation I do is more goal oriented. So that’s visualization. And the third one is then I go more deep into that spiritual meditation and where I line myself up with my chakras, and I fire them up. My favorite one is that the third eye because that is when I just see the vision, what I want to do so yeah, so I just connect with the chakras. And I go to a special place inside where I just sit and connect with my inner wisdom.
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Night limit, I don’t know a lot about chakras. But I do know meditation, I did a transcendental meditation training that was really helpful. And that was the first thing that got me to actually meditate and feel like I wasn’t, you know, I don’t know, it just really helped me commit to the practice of meditation. Um, so let’s hear from you, when it comes to your fitness business, what has been maybe the hardest thing you’ve faced in your business? Or just owning a business? And how have you managed or overcome that?
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The hardest thing? Let me think about that one for a second. But I wanted to just tell you that one of the things that is so great having your own business is that you get to try new things. And sometimes it’s not going to work out. But you have to try it and fail, and then see what you can do to do it different or go another way. And so there was one thing that I just really wanted to do, I just wanted to do fitness retreats, I just had a whole thing about what people get away from their own environment and all the obstacles in their way and get to this beautiful place, then they can be open to all these new changes in good habits. So I’m always wanting to do fitness retreats.
And the first one completely failed. And it was too expensive. It was a venue that was charging $25 for a cup of coffee, it was just too expensive, the venue, but I really wanted to do it at that particular place. And unfortunately, I had to cancel the event one month before, so I wouldn’t, you know, lose too much money on it. I really got discouraged.
And I was like, okay, so it’s not meant to be I’m not supposed to do fitness retreat, but it was kept on. This little voice kept on saying Oh, but I so much want to do fitness retreats, and then X amount of years later, I just met the correct person to work with to take me to that place where I was able to do my first retreat. And now I do retreats. I do four retreats a year, sometimes longer, like a week for four or five days long. I go out to Joshua Tree, or does one day local here in Malibu, and in 2022. My goal is to do fitness retreat worldwide.
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Love that. Yes. So sometimes the first time around, you’re not gonna always nail it and you’ve learned but also it led you to different a different path and finding the right person later. And that’s amazing. So I think that a lot of the things that you’ve shared with us today just are the core like people need to have that consistency, that understanding that it’s always just the next one next step.
Don’t forget to touch base with yourself have a cut off time, you know, quiet your mind in all this craziness. And is there anything else you’d say to somebody who maybe is wanting to have a fitness business and and make good money and live a fulfilling life and be healthy and also spread their impact? Is there anything you think that they should or that they should be doing to to do that?
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Well, the growth that you touched upon is so important, it is so important to feel the whole time that you want to grow as a person as a business. And the important thing is that it comes from a place where you want to serve you want to serve, especially in our field, we have the honor of being able to help people feel better. And how cool is that? I mean, it’s so rewarding. When people feel better and they’re less achy and they are just happier.
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More energy. And if you’re starting out, I would just backtrack with Where do you want to go. And then just take that big picture and just take bits and pieces from it, and then start backtracking. So you have the end result here with your vision, and then you do all the strategies, how am I going to get there? Well, I need to do this, I need to do that.
So just put them out, maybe just on post it notes, and maybe not everything is going to come at once. But if you put it on little post it notes and you put it up, maybe just on your wall for your vision of this grand vision that you have, then it will be easier to handle because otherwise, it’s going to look too overwhelming with everything you want to do. And then you just start. So you take those little goals and you break them down.
And then you put them the most important thing, you put them into your calendar to take action. That is the mode because we can all be Dreamers. And one thing that I’ve wanted to say as well. If you’re like me, you have 10,000 ideas that you just want to act on. You cannot do everything at the same time. Take those ideas and create a sheet and like a Word document and just put them there. So you know that your grand idea is going to live somewhere, you’re just not going to deal with it right now.
Because right now you’re dealing with the next step. And this over here might not be the next step. Because if you’re trying to look at Oh, that shines a little bit brighter, that one shines a little bit brighter, you’re going to be so scattered. So be disciplined, still have great ideas, but put them away into this word document and know that they’re safe there. And when they’re ready to grow, you know where to go and find them.
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100% I’m a huge believer in a someday list to stay focused on what you need to do right now and in this moment, and that puts your mind to rest to know that it’s there. So this has been really fun. And I would love to hear where people can connect with you learn more about you get your book, all that good stuff.
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Well, the website is Nordic body calm, and it will be up the new one will be up on Monday. But until then, if you just do for slash wake up book, you can go in and find my book, which is also up on on Amazon. And of course it’s endorsed by Jane Fonda.
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And another person Skip Bayless who is a well known sports person and some younger guys, they go crazy that that I know him and that he endorsed my book. And some people they have no clue who he is. But anyway, if you know who Skip Bayless is and you’re excited about that he endorsed it as well. You can also go to facebook at Nordic body, you can go to Instagram at Nordic body. And on December 5, I give a complimentary workout session online if you want to check that out. And that will be up on the website medicbody.com.
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Awesome. Well, thank you so much for coming today. And it’s super exciting to hear about your book and your live workout coming up next week. And hope you have a good day. Thanks for listening, everybody. Thank you so much, Hailey and have a good Thanksgiving, everyone. You too
About Malin Svensson
Being originally from Sweden, Malin Svensson came to Los Angeles in the late 1980’s. She has a Master’s Degree in Physical Education. In addition she has also became certified by the National Academy of Sports Medicine. Svensson was a former nationally ranked runner with over 30 years of experience in the fitness industry. She is the CEO as well as the Founder of Nordic Body.
Nordic Body is a walking and fitness club committed to inspire the 50+ crowd in living a fun, healthy and fulfilling life by providing 360-degree support from online to live programs. These programs include holistic fitness retreats, private sessions, workshops as well as community classes.
Malin is also an International Fitness Coach and an Author/Speaker. Her third published book “WAKE UP Your Body + Mind After 50!” launched in November 2020. Whether she is working out fitness guru Jane Fonda or people that have never worked out, she still finds her mission to be the same. Svensson’s mission is to strengthen the body and mind to age with confidence.
Resources
- Complimentary Business Consult
- Health Coach Nation: Marketing, Business, & Mindset for Health Coaches
You Can find Malin on her website here.
