Cost or Value, What Really Matters 💵

When I woke up on Monday morning and couldn't find my charger in my backpack, I sh*t myself.

I don't have a business partner but if I did, it'd be my Macbook pro.

We probably spend about 6-8 hours together each day building Team Brock Ashby, sending emails, writing programs, jumping on zoom calls, studying etc

And without a charger, there is no Macbook Pro.

Therefore, there is no me 😂

I configured a new charger with a phone charger and a USB-C input (seriously these bloody USB-C's get on my nerves, can't keep up) but the charger wasn't strong enough.

So every time I used my laptop even when it was charging the power was diminishing.

I had to try and work on my iPad which blows and I hate sending emails from my phone.

It just doesn't feel right.

Laptops are for emails and phones are for texting, calls and socials, am I right?

I begged Kiki's mum to send it down on Monday morning and I got it last night.

It's mad how a charger that cost around $100 can dictate a 6 figure business.

It's not about how much it costs though really, it's about the value that it brings.

It only charges a laptop but it allows me to do what I do.

It's the same as the workouts you do.

They don't cost you much but they keep you functioning optimally.

And they're like the decisions you make to take the stairs instead of the elevator.

They don't cost you much but they bring you value.

We need to stop looking at the upfront cost and look at the value of what they bring.

Just like joining Team Brock Ashby.

You can see the cost of the program or you can look at the value of knowing what you're doing in the workouts, knowing what you should be eating and knowing how your lifestyle can change for the better.

Click here if you're in!