What doesn’t get measured doesn’t improve with personal trainer Brandon Buentipo

Millennials & Money

n?aOn this week's episode of Millennials and Money, our guest Personal Trainer Brandon Buentipo shares his Money Story. Brandon considers himself more than a trainer but a guide to help people find peace and purpose in their everyday lives. Brandon shares why he feels adaptability is the key to lasting success. Brandon has been completely deaf in one ear his whole life and he considers this disability to be one of his biggest strengths because it has allowed him to have compassion on others who also suffer disabilities. After graduating with a degree as a physical therapist from UC Merced rather than taking a position at a clinic or hospital Brandon began working as a personal trainer where he's been able to serve doctors, attorneys, and many other professionals and one thing he learned from his clients and their financial struggles are that it is not how much you make, but what you do with what you make. Brandon has been known to say to his clients “one day of good eating will not help, one day of bad eating will not hurt you”, and a client shared with him how the same approach can be used to bring financial success and it boils down to tracking and commitment. Be sure to check out the book “Think and Grow Rich” and the 12 elements of being rich. Enjoy the show.