Anyone trying to sell you a product, idea, or solution to your problem that seems to good to be true - should generally be dismissed and ignored.
You'll find this a lot in the fitness / wellness industry. A lot of companies know people have no compass to navigate through the products being offered. So they prey upon your lack of knowledge by offering quick fixes and overly ambitious results that resonate with your emotions.
Try this supplement! It will do wonders. Buy a year membership - you'll be sure to come in every day if you pay for the full year! Pay lots of money for an 'experienced' personal trainer: they know what they're doing! (Answers in order: mostly false, mostly false, experience doesn't correlate with quality).
Look for those that offer realistic, yet optimistic assessments.
You'll find this a lot in the fitness / wellness industry. A lot of companies know people have no compass to navigate through the products being offered. So they prey upon your lack of knowledge by offering quick fixes and overly ambitious results that resonate with your emotions.
Try this supplement! It will do wonders. Buy a year membership - you'll be sure to come in every day if you pay for the full year! Pay lots of money for an 'experienced' personal trainer: they know what they're doing! (Answers in order: mostly false, mostly false, experience doesn't correlate with quality).
Look for those that offer realistic, yet optimistic assessments.
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