1-800-RENT-A-HUSTLER

So we had a handful of real hustler. And then, we had all of the fly-by-night gangsters, who rented exotic cars from dealerships, and literally borrowed stacks of cash to throw around in their music videos, in an attempt to convince the world that they, too, were hustlers. But they weren’t. They were rent-a-hustlers at best.

It’s a Business: Where to Draw the Line When Chasing Profits

90% of the crap that is pushed out by the fitness industry are dead-ends and glossed-up bullshit. Supplements, fitness fads, and implied promises of wealth and stardom. The fitness industry has a long history of selling lies and false hopes.
I’ve never seen John Meadows promote a shoddy product, give an evasive answer to a question, rip off someone else’s training templates and sell them as his own, or sought sponsorship from companies that he didn’t believe in. You can do the fitness business the right way. What are you selling?