Jade Winter | The Studio Pilates Story | Lead with Courage

We welcome Jade Winter,  the Co-Founder and CEO of Studio Pilates.
 
They say on average it takes 10,000 hours to become a master of anything, and if that’s true, Jade Winter is a master 10 x over. 

The former Olympic Australian swim team member, personal trainer and pilates instructor co-founded Studio Pilates International in 2002 with his wife and physiotherapist Tanya Winter. 

In just 20 years, the pair have grown a single studio into a global franchise with almost 100 studios across 5 countries!

Studio Pilates mission is to change the way the world work out!

In this episode Andy and Cherie chat to Jade about:

• Launching Studio Pilates and the lessons learned over their past 21 years in business.
• The book  'E Myth' that was critical to the success of the Studio Pilates story.
• The importance of jumping into new challenges and backing yourself.
• The importance of "failure" and knowing failure isn't fatal, it's how we learn and grow.
• The journey of discovering the Purpose and Values of your business.

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You can find out more about Studio Pilates below:
IG: https://www.instagram.com/studio_pilates/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/studiopilates/
Website: https://www.studiopilates.com/

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