It’s more expensive to not to take action [It’s not just money] | RISE Macclesfield | Group Personal Training gym weight loss programmes

<p>It’s more expensive to not to take action [It’s not just money] | RISE Macclesfield | Group Personal Training gym weight loss programmes</p> <p><br></p> <p>We're on a mission to help one million people RISE by 2030 - join the movement at <a href="http://www.myrise.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.myrise.co.uk</a></p> <p><br></p> <p>We’ve mentioned before that the main reasons people give for either not starting with us………..</p> <p>Or for stopping after a while……….</p> <p>Are “time” and “money”.</p> <p>In reality it’s probably a bit of a combination of the two.</p> <p>People don’t feel they’re using it enough to justify it.</p> <p>If it was a tenner a month, they’d probably let it roll on with the intention of using it “at some point”.</p> <p>Like people do with budget gym memberships (the overwhelming majority of budget gym members never go and the whole model is built on that).</p> <p>So, I get it.</p> <p>I get that if we feel we’re not getting enough out of it, it’s tempting to save some money.</p> <p>But it still makes me sad.</p> <p>Because I know, from experience, that’s it’s more expensive not to take action.</p> <p>Money is only one measure of cost.</p> <p>Money is ultimately a tool for exchange of value.</p> <p>We have costs in all areas of life.</p> <p>Things we might get and things we might lose out on.</p> <p>When I talk to people about joining and they express their dissatisfaction about their current state of affairs………….</p> <p>Their body, energy levels, health and mood………………</p> <p>And how that plays into their relationships with those around them, their work and more………….</p> <p>I know the cost of not starting with us, and making changes to these things, vastly outweighs the cost of a take out coffee a day.</p> <p>Same with members who’ve started and made an amount of progress………….</p> <p>Who, when they stop, are then pretty much guaranteed to slip back to where they hated being.</p> <p>We get that there’s a financial (and time) cost to what we do.</p> <p>As there is to pretty much ev