Daily blog (audio): I wouldn't get that money back [Like you don't get that time and energy back]

<p>I wouldn't get that money back [Like you don't get that time and energy back]</p> <p><br> <br> 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>The two coaching programmes I’m part of come to a fair financial investment between them.</p> <p>When other FitPros ask me about them and I tell them how much they cost, their immediate response is “I can’t afford that”.</p> <p>Which I get.</p> <p>But I know, if I wasn’t to do them, I wouldn’t get that money back.</p> <p>They contribute to my ability to make the business successful to a degree greater than their own cost.</p> <p>I know that, without the value they bring to me and what we do, the turnover of the business would be less.</p> <p>We’d be impacting less lives.</p> <p>I wouldn’t get that money back – I’d be down on the deal if anything.</p> <p>But it can be tempting to look at as a ‘cost’ that can be saved.</p> <p>Like exercise and better food choices can be.</p> <p>It’s tempting to think we don’t have the energy to workout.</p> <p>To consider ‘saving’ that energy ‘cost’.</p> <p>But we don’t get it back.</p> <p>Energy here creates more energy.</p> <p>We’re down on the deal if we don’t invest.</p> <p>Same with time.</p> <p>We’re more focussed and productive and in a better mood when we exercise and eat better.</p> <p>To the point where our productivity and actual output elsewhere means we end up up on the deal.</p> <p>I get more work done on the weeks I spend more time exercising than the weeks I spend less time exercising – counter intuitive as that is.</p> <p>The time, energy and focus that go into looking after our minds and bodies isn’t a ‘cost’.</p> <p>It’s an investment.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Much love,</p> <p>Jon ‘In a rich man’s world’ Hall</p>