Why Don't You Offer The
MuscleNOW Bodybuilding Program
For Free?
On the surface, this question seems very foolish to some, and any honest working man or woman would be stunned to learn how many emails I receive from individuals who ask me to send them the MuscleNOW bodybuilding program for free, or compare me to bodybuilding supplements because I charge (which is not why I condemn bodybuilding supplements, as I have no problem paying for a product which is safe, legal and effective, yet bodybuilding supplements only satisfy one of these three criteria). I also have individuals who email me asking weight training and diet questions, as if they already purchased the MuscleNOW bodybuilding program, requesting a customized diet or weight lifting plan, forgetting that Lifetime Email Personal Training is included for those who purchase the program, not for every person who visits my web site!
So, why don't I just offer the MuscleNOW bodybuilding program for free? Well, the obvious answer is that I need to care for myself and family members by earning a living, and the years I've devoted to learning the correct muscle building methods, along with the many hours spent designing the MuscleNOW bodybuilding program itself and countless time typing answers to the many who email me for personal training as part of MuscleNOW clearly makes this my job, so like any reasonable and responsible human being who wishes to provide for himself and those he cares for, I exchange my product and service for payment, but unlike attorneys, doctors, constructions workers, painters, auto mechanics and many others who charge by the hour, I am simply asking for a one time fee, where you receive all of my personal attention via email, in addition to the program itself, and access to the IncrediBody Member Online Gathering for communicating with other MuscleNOW bodybuilding program users, all for a one time fee, as opposed to an hourly rate or a monthly recurring charge. Contrary to popular belief, automobile dealerships do not earn the majority of their income from car sales, but are extremely profitable in the repair shop, and hourly labor rates provide the foundational success equation for not only car dealerships, but also most service oriented business endeavors.
Before a visitor emails me wondering why I charge for my MuscleNOW bodybuilding program, I ask that they first instruct all future employers to not provide payment for services rendered, meaning that, essentially, the person asking me to give away my product and service should provide his or her skills to others without charge, so that we can both work for free. Then, who will pay the bills? Shall I ask the government for a bailout? Isn't responsibility a core value system we all should adopt and establish at the very core of who we are? My job is to help others gain muscle mass without bodybuilding supplements or steroids, so in exchange for my skills and knowledge, others pay me, and although some who email me seem to forget this is so, our society functions in such a way, and this is how we all earn a living (not just me, but also every man and woman who emails me).
But for some reason, a certain segment of the population feels that muscle building knowledge is somehow in its own distinct category, free for the asking, as opposed to law and medicine, which apparently are justified for charging hundreds of dollars per hour for each consultation. Like a doctor, lawyer or mechanic, my knowledge and skill can benefit others, and I am able to provide my talents in exchange for payment, which is quite simply how our economy functions.
But what is most concerning to me is that if I were offering a bodybuilding supplement along with my MuscleNOW program, I'd have at least a 10,000% increase in business, simply because there is an unfortunate level of extreme excitement generated when a pill, as opposed to knowledge and effort, is the proposed solution. Yet, I will not fool the public into purchasing a worthless or dangerous bodybuilding supplement in order to simply boost my own sales, as proper weight training and diet techniques are the key to building muscle mass naturally, and if the physical fitness audience had the proper mindset, then this is exactly what they would be willing to pay for given its direct connection to desired results.
These basic ideas seem so elementary to many, but I am horrified at the ideology some accept which says the world exists so that they can take advantage of what others have to offer, without payment, despite rejecting the same idea when they are the one who is putting forth the effort, balking at the thought of an employer refusing to compensate them for a fair day's work, but quickly and without thought asking me and others to do just that! Please, remember, if you want to purchase a useful product such as my MuscleNOW bodybuilding program, don't sit at home and wish it were being "sold for free," but rather work, save, and you can then buy with dignity, as opposed to feeling a sense of entitlement that robs another of the work and effort they've put forth.
So, although I charge in order to support myself and family members, what you receive is far more valuable than my one time asking price, as the muscle building testimonials have noted, and although I put myself at risk by offering Lifetime Email Personal Training with the MuscleNOW bodybuilding program, as I am obligated to answer questions from clients, without limit, for life, I honestly desire to see every one of my MuscleNOW clients succeed, and answering their muscle building questions is my way of ensuring that I make a positive change in this world by helping men and women transition away from bodybuilding supplements towards an effective game plan that produces consistent and natural muscle gains.
Remember, personal trainers charge per hour, while for a one time payment, you not only receive my MuscleNOW bodybuilding program to gain muscle mass, but also will have me as your Lifetime Email Personal Trainer, not for a monthly or per email fee, but as part of the one time MuscleNOW bodybuilding program purchase price.
