That my self-interests should come first before any other, in a way it says there is no justification for any other action by anyone out there if it is not to serve my interests. Hence, there is no justification of the qualifications being put in place, and if they are to remain in existence, then they should act in the interest of me.
C. Universal ethical egoism which is the generalized belief that each and every person should pursue their own interests solely. That all persons should pursue their own interests exclusively. Up to this extent, there should be freedom for each individual to pursue their interests in the fitness industry as they wish and not be restricted by the rules and qualifications that are placed.
Conclusion
The availability of the qualifications and the rules that govern the fitness industry, though may have been and still will be viewed widely as a hindrance to many prospective individuals in the industry, it is my conviction that the qualifications are as important as the existence of the industry itself. Doing away with the qualifications...
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