Should I Subscribe?

Are you asking, “Should I subscribe?”
— Here are some suggestions to consider:

Did you like the articles, book reviews, the Q&As and editorials and that you’ve read so far?

How valuable would it have been for you to have read that information 1, 2 or 4 years ago?

Is that value comparable to the price of a subscription?
— $59 for US addresses
— $62 for Canada/Mexico, or
— $74 for any other country.

After reading these articles, do you have questions that you would like to have answered?
— Would you be willing to submit your questions to the question-and-answer column?
— Would you take advantage of Steven Fowkes’ Tuesday afternoon phone time?
(noon to 5 PM Pacific Standard Time is reserved for subscriber questions)

Can you make personal or professional use of this kind of information?

If the answers to these questions are mostly “yes,” then subscribe. It’s not only likely to be sufficient value for your money, but you get a satisfaction guarantee that allows you, for any reason, to cancel your subscription at any time and get a quick, no-questions-asked refund of the balance of your subscription price. In other words, if you cancel after the first issue, you get 90% of your money back. So you are only really committed to each issue as it is delivered.

If the answers to these questions are mixed and you’re on the edge, maybe reading other subscriber’s opinions about Smart Life News will clarify your thoughts. These opinions were solicited and collated as they came in, without editing and without omission.

If you’re not sure because some of the articles were too technical and went “over your head,” then ask yourself...

Would you really like to understand the material?
— Would you be willing to make calls to Steven Fowkes on Tuesday afternoons?
— Would you be willing to ask questions about what you don’t understand?
— Would the extra cost of those phone calls be affordable?

If the answers are no, then do not subscribe.

If the answers are yes, then subscribe. If you end up understanding everything that you want to in the first issue that comes, then continue your subscription. If you do not understand to your satisfaction, then cancel your subscription.

If you you would like to subscribe, but really have a problem coming up with the money, consider whether there is somebody you know that might like to share the subscription with you. If you pay half and they pay half, does that make it affordable? Do you know three people who can share the subscription?

If no, then you can click “back” or return to the home page.

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