Is a Vitamix worth it?

The Vitamix Investment Agreement

Because $400+ deserves more thought than your last impulse purchase

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Part 1: The Blender Check

Let’s start with the basics

Your Current Blender Reality:

• I currently have a:
  ☐ Ninja
  ☐ Nutribullet
  ☐ Something else
  ☐ No clue
  ☐ Blender-less home
• I use my current blender:
  ☐ Daily
  ☐ Weekly
  ☐ Monthly
  ☐ Never
  ☐ N/A
• How I feel about my current blender:
  ☐ Like it
  ☐ Don’t love it
  ☐ Loathe it
  ☐ Waiting for it to die
  ☐ N/A

The Brutal Truth Question: On a scale of 1-10, how committed am I to actually using this Vitamix? ___

If you scored below 6, bookmark this page and come back when you’re ready. A Vitamix won’t magically create motivation you don’t have.

If you scored 6+, let’s keep going…

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Part 2: Your Personal Story

Why now? What’s really driving this decision?

Check what resonates:
☐ “I’m tired of feeling tired”
☐ “The kids need more vegetables”
☐ “I need more vegetables”
☐ “I want to feel good about what I’m putting in my body”
☐ “I’m done with the afternoon energy crash”
☐ “Recent health wake-up call”
☐ “I want to model healthy habits”
☐ “I’m tired of chewing my smoothies”
☐ “I’m ready to invest in myself”

Your “Why” Statement: In your own words, finish this sentence: “I’m considering this investment because ________________________________”

Write this down. You’ll need it later.

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Part 3: The Math That Matters

Let’s make this real

Current Spending Reality Check:

• Monthly Starbucks/smoothie shop visits: $______
• Weekly grocery spending on pre-made sauces/dressings: $______
• Monthly takeout because “we have nothing to eat at home”: $______
• Monthly total: $______

Vitamix Investment:

• Purchase price: $______
• Divided by 120 months (10-year life): $______ per month
• Net monthly impact after savings: $______

Most people are surprised to discover even though a Vitamix costs a lot, they’re worth more than they cost.

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Part 4: The 30-Day Success Plan

This is where most people either win or abandon their Vitamix

Week 1: The Foundation

• Daily smoothie (any combo that tastes good to you)
• Goal: Build the habit, not perfection
• Success metric: 5 out of 7 days

Week 2: Beyond Smoothies

• Try one soup recipe (we’ll send you our favorites)
• Make one ice cream
• Success metric: 2 new things attempted

Week 3: The Game Changers

• Homemade sauce or dressing (costs 1/3 of store-bought)
• Homemade dip like our famous cashew queso
• Success metric: One “wow, I can’t believe I made this” moment

Week 4: The Victory Lap

• Invite someone over for something you made (smoothie bowls?!)
• Take a photo and tag us (@blendingforgood)
• Success metric: Feeling proud of your investment

Your Accountability Partner: I will ask _________________________ to check on my progress after 2 weeks.

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Part 5: The Partner Conversation

For when you need spousal buy-in

The Setup: “Hey [partner’s name], I’ve been thinking about our health goals and I want to run something by you. Can we sit down for 10 minutes?”

Key Points to Cover:

1. The Problem: “I’ve calculated we spend $____ monthly on [specific items Vitamix replaces]”
2. The Solution: “This would cost us $____ per month over 10 years, so we’d actually save money”
3. The Commitment: “I know I haven’t always followed through on kitchen gadgets, which is why I made this plan…” [show them your 30-day plan]
4. The Safety Net: “And if it doesn’t work out, the indi Vitamix distributor that made this guide I’m reading from gives you 90-day returns if we don’t love it”

Common Objections & Your Responses:

“It’s too expensive” → “You’re right, it’s a big number. But when I break it down, it’s less than we spend on [specific monthly expense]. Plus, this should last us 10+ years.”

“You never use kitchen gadgets” → “You’re absolutely right, and that’s exactly why I spent time thinking this through. Look at this plan I made. What do you think?”

“We already have a blender” → “True, and how often do we use it? Here’s what makes it different and what it can make:

The Ask: “What would make you feel confident about this investment?”

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Part 6: Your Success Commitment

Put it in writing

I commit to:
☐ Setting up a dedicated Vitamix station (not buried in a cabinet)
☐ Following my 30-day plan
☐ Trying at least one new recipe per month for the first year
☐ Asking Shalva & Lenny from Blending For Good for help if I get stuck (seriously, they want you to succeed)

My backup plan if I’m struggling: Instead of letting it collect dust, I will:

1. Email Shalva at hello@blendingforgood.com for recipe suggestions
2. Try one more week of daily smoothies
3. Remember that building new habits takes time

Success looks like: By this time next year, my Vitamix investment will have been worth it because:

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Part 7: The Decision

Only you can decide, but we can help

If you’re feeling excited about your plan: You’re ready. The hesitation you feel is normal – it means you’re taking this seriously.

If you’re still unsure: That’s okay too. Better to wait until you’re genuinely ready than to buy now and regret it later.

If you want to talk it through: Email Lenny at lenny@blendingforgood.com. We’ve had this conversation thousands of times and can help you think it through.

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Your Investment Agreement Summary

Date: ________________

Your “Why”: ________________________________________________

Your 30-Day Commitment: I will follow the success plan outlined above

Your Support System: ________________________________ will help keep me accountable

Your Backup Plan: I will reach out to Blending For Good if I need help

Signature: ________________________________

Keep this somewhere visible for the first 30 days. It’s your roadmap to Vitamix success.

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This agreement is completely non-binding but surprisingly effective. We’ve been helping people invest in their health since 2012, one conversation at a time.

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