This is a YouTube video titled "How to train with complex people" containing a discussion between two speakers about the nature of complexity in training and helping others, emphasizing that even beginners can provide assistance and the importance of referring complex cases to specialists. The speakers are not named Beverley Simpson.
So people.
Think results require complexity and only complex situations require complexity. But how often are we dealing with these super complex situations? Because I wrote a post recently where I said I'm not the professional that I was 20 plus years ago, yet I still helped a lot of people back then. I don't know, I didn't know what I know now. But it doesn't negate the fact that I helped a lot of people along the way with what I did know at that point. Trainers don't lose sight of the fact.
That even.
Where you are, even if that is as a beginner, you can still help people from where you are right now. If people have complexities, you have to be okay saying maybe you need to work with someone else. And that was one thing that I was really good at through my career.
Was no.
I want to box. I'm not a boxer. So you need to go find this person over here who boxes because that's what they do.
