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"Servanthood may not be today's normal model for business success, but that hasn't stopped the Heavins [Founders/owners of the extremely successful Curves women's fitness centers]. In 2003, the couple gave away $10 million—10 percent of their company's gross revenues and 80 percent of Gary's net income—to charities. Heavin matches the first $1,000 that each franchise raises for community causes such as walkathons to benefit pro-life pregnancy-care centers. Such controversial stances have led to criticism, but Heavin is unfazed. "There's nothing healthy about abortion," he says. "I'm not afraid to tell the truth."
From: http://www.christianitytoday.com/tc/2004/001/3.30.html
Beckie Hunter (who gave me the head's up on this) was right. They're pulling a Domino's Pizza on us. You Bastards, you.
Going to Curves has been the most consistent exercise program I've ever had, the easiest to stick to - despite the lack of over-all weight loss, I still made progress - and I'll need exercise more than ever now that I'm essentially officially diagnosed as depressed.
And you fuckers had to go and set up this Ethical Dilemna for me.
From: http://www.christianitytoday.com/tc/2004/001/3.30.html
Beckie Hunter (who gave me the head's up on this) was right. They're pulling a Domino's Pizza on us. You Bastards, you.
Going to Curves has been the most consistent exercise program I've ever had, the easiest to stick to - despite the lack of over-all weight loss, I still made progress - and I'll need exercise more than ever now that I'm essentially officially diagnosed as depressed.
And you fuckers had to go and set up this Ethical Dilemna for me.
