OUTPUT // STRATEGY

90-Day Action Plan

The first three months, mapped to what you actually have.

BUSINESSForge Fitness Coaching
OWNER  Ryan Patel
CONTEXT 4 years in. 18 regular 1:1 clients at $65/hr. Income capped around $5K/month — fully maxed on hours with no clear path to growth.

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The situation right now

Revenue is $5K/month and has been for a while. The calendar is full. Adding more clients means adding more hours — and there aren't any. This plan doesn't assume more time. It assumes the same time, redirected.

Month 1: Fix the pricing floor

  • Week 1: Set new client rate at $85/hr. No announcement needed — just apply it to the next inquiry.
  • Week 1: Identify 3–4 existing clients who mention scheduling conflicts or missed sessions — these are group pilot candidates.
  • Week 2: Design "Forge 90" — a 12-week structured program outline. It doesn't have to be perfect. Version 1 just needs to exist.
  • Week 3: Set up a Google Business Profile if you don't have one. Ask 5 existing clients for a review. Send a personal text, not a bulk message.
  • Week 4: Define what a "group session" looks like logistically — location, time slots, how you'd run it differently than 1:1.

Month 2: Launch the group pilot

  • Invite the 3–4 clients you identified into a pilot small group. Frame it as a scheduling solution — "I'm launching a small group format and you'd be a great fit." Rate: $45/person per session, 2x/week.
  • Run the group for 4 weeks. Take notes on what works, what doesn't, what clients say.
  • Launch a referral program: existing clients who send someone new get a $30 credit on their next month. Personal invite, not a flyer.
  • Create one specialty offer with a clear start and end — a "New Year Reset" or "Back to Baseline" 4-week intensive.

Month 3: Stabilize and evaluate

  • Review revenue. If the group is running 2x/week with 3 people, that's $1,080/month from 8 hours of group work — vs $520 from 8 hours of 1:1 at old rates.
  • Decide: expand the group, add a second cohort, or keep it as a single offering.
  • Set up recurring billing for all clients — monthly auto-pay beats chasing invoices and smooths cash flow.
  • Evaluate if an online/hybrid track makes sense. If 2+ clients have expressed interest in remote work, it does.
  • Write down what you learned. Update your positioning. "I work with professionals who want to feel strong again" is a start.

What success looks like at 90 days

Revenue is above $6K/month without adding hours. At least one group cohort is running. New clients are coming in at $85+. You have a Google Business Profile with at least 5 reviews. You know exactly who your ideal client is and you're building toward them intentionally.

What to ignore for now

Online courses. A podcast. A big website redesign. Social media strategy. None of these are wrong long-term — they're just wrong right now. The constraint is time and revenue ceiling, not content. Fix the business model first. Build the audience later.

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