I posted this question “Ask us why we are giving our book away for free”
I went and took an hour or so 
nap—— and came back to 10 people who wanted an answer.
So here you go.
Our book is about you. It’s about the meaning of life— it’s about us loving ourselves and other people. It also about how to actually be that type person from the inside out– and finally its about— all the things that stop us from living and thinking like that.
Its my take on what practicing christianity is supposed to be: love without agenda
anyways…
The main force on this planet eroding our ability to see people as valuable is this mindset of being a perpetual customer— that no matter where we go or what we do—— the world (and the people in it) are simply here for our use…and we just fail to see people as valuable.
people become fuel for our desires
people become fuel for my success
people become fuel for my emotional neediness
people become competition to get the material things in my life that I want
people become only valuable if they can buy and sell things with me
people become valuable to Love Without Agenda only if they buy our book
and that is not true.
people are valuable.
you are valuable.
and you shouldn’t have to buy a book…
to hear that.
Because we dont want you to be our customers…
We want you to be our friends and co-world changers.
So we’re giving the book away for free to anyone
who needs it
wants it
is curious enough to read just a page or two
We’re giving the book away to you
because your too valuable…
to NOT have a deep understanding of yourself— and run in that simple freedom.
to NOT have a deep understanding of other— and to love them for who they are
Without Agenda.
How could we force people to pay for a message like that?
How hypocritical would we be?
Making people pay for a book that says that the customer within us the main barrier to experiencing humanity as it was designed to be?
just not right.
So we give the book away to you— in hopes that you will not just read it..but that you will spread it, share it, discuss it with the people in your life that need to be loved—
but most of all live it.
I hope you all enjoy the book.
I love ya.
Spencer
