If you procrastinate in training, read this
Does this happen to you from time to time?
You’re excited to start something new, but for some strange reason, you procrastinate on it and never start.
I know this because something similar happens to my students as well.
Sometimes they don’t even start the course long after they join our courses.
Honestly, I rarely find myself procrastinating – I felt like, as a German, I was culturally “trained” to be on time. If something is on my to-do list, I WILL get it done.
But I completely understand that putting things off is human nature…
So if it happens to you, don’t feel bad about yourself!
And you know what?
Over time, I’ve come to realize it’s because these students typically have a significant training issue that still needs addressing.
That’s why they tend to put off starting any new course they enroll in.
Think about it: what if…
- You’re learning to train with treats, but your dog lacks the food drive…
- You want to take your dog out and about, but they just don’t stop pulling on the leash…
- You’re training two or more dogs, and they don’t know how to take turns…
You see the problem here?
In the cases above, you practically can’t do anything you’ve learned from the course.
That’s why, in the upcoming launch of the Focus In Public course…
We’re including the “Get Unstuck” Quickstart Quiz as a FREE bonus.
This is specially designed to help you tackle your #1 greatest challenge first, so that you can confidently get started with the actual course.
I can’t say much more for now…
But I’m sure the Quickstart Quiz will be super helpful with any big problem you’re currently facing with training your dog.
Meanwhile…
Join the waitlist for the announcement of the Focus In Public course on April 24!
