All of us struggle in life but what we do with that!
Makes us the people we are today!
In this episode :
Addiction to Drugs
A decade of Living in Prison
Loss of Job
House was flooded
Was traveling trainer at one point
A lot of God stuff happened in this story
We talked about how they named their franchise
Your wellness is a journey
What I'm running towards?
We all carry Scarlett letters
We talk about his book
Before Travis Barnes became a best-selling author, international presenter, founder, and franchisor of Journey Fitness 333 he spent a decade of his life in prison for a nonviolent drug offense. Upon returning home to his wife and daughter he worked hard to grow himself in the fitness industry so he could buy his family a home of their own. 2 months after buying their home Tropical Storm Lee caused it to be flooded to the second floor. Approximately 1 year after the flood while still rebuilding their home and during the Christmas holiday season Travis was let go from his employment as COO for a local fitness company. After he and his wife spent 6 months as traveling trainers and while still living on an unemployment check and in a FEMA trailer, they began what is now a fitness franchise. Most recently and with the rest of the industry, Travis has overcome the obstacles of the pandemic by redesigning his business. Travis has used the pandemic as an opportunity to instead of returning to business as normal, he has returned to business as better than normal. Travis is an Overcomer.
https://www.travisbarnesspeaks.com
https://www.journeyfitness333.
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