Omar Yunes

Yunes has some advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. "Starting your own firm comes with a financial risk," he explained. "It's critical to sit down and do the figures in order to prepare for the grind." You must be laser-focused on what you want to do. Rather of focusing on how to make as much money as possible, stick to what you believe in. For the past seven years, we've concentrated on doing what we know is best for our members rather than what is most profitable for us. That is something that our members admire about us. As a result, it has given us a great deal of credibility. Finally, people must believe in you; if they do, they will back you up."

Members are assigned to four-yearly cycles and a specific time slot after the initial interview. This gives the program structure and allows participants to train with the same persons throughout the program. A distinctive element of the 54D brand, according to Yunes, is the bond and strong ties developed as a result of pushing and supporting one another.

He responded, "You hold each other accountable." "You make friends and feel as if you're a member of a family." There is a support system unlike any you've ever encountered. When we ask members what they received out of the program, they mention things like feeling stronger, leaner, and healthier, but they also mention a sense of community, a shift in perspective, and a newfound confidence to achieve new and current goals."

It's easy to see why the 54D movement is quickly gaining traction, with guaranteed results, an onsite nutritionist who monitors your progress on a weekly basis, recovery sessions that include cryotherapy and compression therapy, and trainers, coaches, and fellow members who hold you accountable and want you to succeed. They're also inventing and planning for the likelihood of a long-term impact from COVID-19, according to Yunes.