Hey, Robin. I hope you're doing well, I have a question. I do want to start a nutrition coaching business and I know I've got what it takes to make that happen, the only problem is that I don't want to be in front of the camera, I want nothing to do with social media in that aspect. For sure, it's kind of contradictory because you've always talked about the importance of building trust with the clients and showing our face is a great way to do that, and you've also talked about the fear of being on camera and all that but mine is not a fear; but an extreme love to my privacy. What would you recommend? I'm very serious about this. And I would love for you to shed some light on this.
Thank you so much for your question. Have you considered having a local nutrition coaching business? The same principles apply to building connections and trust just (totally revolutionary) in person instead of over the internet :) Looking forward to your thoughts :)
@@RobinBeier1 Thank you, but that wouldn't work out as I'm not looking to build a local nutrition coaching business. Don't get me wrong, I love the internet and the fact we get to do so many things with it. I love connecting with people and helping them out, but there's a line that I don't like to cross when it comes to my privacy and to me that's the "showing our face" thing. I even have a TH-cam channel that's kind of successful and is still growing but it took a while to get it going because I knew I wouldn't feel okay with my persona on the internet; not even Instagram. So that's my problem, Robin.
@@nuthorde834, and have you considered making this your niche? Focusing on working with people that prefer less face-to-face time? Maybe something like text-based coaching only? Also, what do you think has been them the key to your TH-cam success without showing your face?
@@RobinBeier1 Actually, no. I haven't considered that. To be honest, I don't see how that could turn into something profitable because most people seem to disregard that kind of stuff but I don't know anything about nutrition coaching so I guess I may be wrong. As far as the key to my TH-cam success, I think it's my voice and the stories I make, jaja. It's an ASMR TH-cam channel (DOYAV31, you can check it out if you want) so that's a whole different dynamic. But yeah, I do like talking and everything, the only problem would be the face and every single person I've seen on TH-cam doesn't say anything about methods to make this work with everything (the knowledge, the voice, the emotion, the internet, etc) but the face. To be honest I have considered using bitmoji so it kind of covers the face part but I still don't know.
@@nuthorde834, and how about an animated "white board" style of videos and you do the voice over. It's going to be a higher investment in terms of video production but it would be a stand out feature in the realm of all the "talking heads" videos :)
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Hey, Robin. I hope you're doing well, I have a question. I do want to start a nutrition coaching business and I know I've got what it takes to make that happen, the only problem is that I don't want to be in front of the camera, I want nothing to do with social media in that aspect. For sure, it's kind of contradictory because you've always talked about the importance of building trust with the clients and showing our face is a great way to do that, and you've also talked about the fear of being on camera and all that but mine is not a fear; but an extreme love to my privacy. What would you recommend? I'm very serious about this. And I would love for you to shed some light on this.
Thank you so much for your question. Have you considered having a local nutrition coaching business? The same principles apply to building connections and trust just (totally revolutionary) in person instead of over the internet :)
Looking forward to your thoughts :)
@@RobinBeier1 Thank you, but that wouldn't work out as I'm not looking to build a local nutrition coaching business. Don't get me wrong, I love the internet and the fact we get to do so many things with it. I love connecting with people and helping them out, but there's a line that I don't like to cross when it comes to my privacy and to me that's the "showing our face" thing. I even have a TH-cam channel that's kind of successful and is still growing but it took a while to get it going because I knew I wouldn't feel okay with my persona on the internet; not even Instagram. So that's my problem, Robin.
@@nuthorde834, and have you considered making this your niche? Focusing on working with people that prefer less face-to-face time? Maybe something like text-based coaching only?
Also, what do you think has been them the key to your TH-cam success without showing your face?
@@RobinBeier1 Actually, no. I haven't considered that. To be honest, I don't see how that could turn into something profitable because most people seem to disregard that kind of stuff but I don't know anything about nutrition coaching so I guess I may be wrong. As far as the key to my TH-cam success, I think it's my voice and the stories I make, jaja. It's an ASMR TH-cam channel (DOYAV31, you can check it out if you want) so that's a whole different dynamic. But yeah, I do like talking and everything, the only problem would be the face and every single person I've seen on TH-cam doesn't say anything about methods to make this work with everything (the knowledge, the voice, the emotion, the internet, etc) but the face. To be honest I have considered using bitmoji so it kind of covers the face part but I still don't know.
@@nuthorde834, and how about an animated "white board" style of videos and you do the voice over. It's going to be a higher investment in terms of video production but it would be a stand out feature in the realm of all the "talking heads" videos :)