& I quit playing competitive football after my heart operation
There’s times when quitting is the right thing to do
Yesterday though I had a guy say he wanted to quit on his training & nutrition
Now I don’t really mind this
I’ll always stand by the guaranteed results or your money back statement I’ve made
But that only applies if you’ve followed the steps & done the work
Which in all honesty this guy definitely hasn’t
Now if he does want to quit thats ok
The process I use is very simple… But that doesn’t mean it’s easy
It can be sugar coated all you want but at the end of the day you’re going to have to adjust what you eat a bit & commit to doing some training
Now even though everything is set up for busy working guys that are pushed on time it’s still going to take some effort to get things done
& if you’re not willing to make the effort or just can’t then it’s not even worth getting started
You can read that as if you’re looking for a quick fix or a magic pill my programmes are NOT for you
It’s not even worth applying
But I honesty believe that 95% of thats just BS
After all we’ve got married guys with mortgages, 2 kids & their own businesses working 10-12 hours a day & weekends that get it done with minimal complaints
Now not everyones the same I get that
But sometimes I do feel you have to call yourself out on your own bullshit
Are you really to busy to get it done or are you just talking yourself out of it?
After all whats the alternative?
Stay overweight & pissed off for the rest of your life?
I’ll leave you to answer that
But be honest with yourself… What is the alternative?
Marcus
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