<prompt> Human: For a while I was wondering if I should keep my gym membership or not, so Ive started calculating how much my workouts cost. Basically, I have a section of my budgeting worksheet where I input the number of minutes I spent at the gym on each day. Using that, Ive been calculating my cost per workout, per hour, and per minute. If you can come up with a value that you think is acceptable to pay per minute or per workout, I think this can make it a lot easier to visualize if youre getting your moneys worth. Alternatively, it can kick your butt into gear to get to the gym. For example, were halfway through August and Ive currently driven my cost for the month down to 9 cents per minute. By the end of the month, this will probably be closer to 4 or 5 cents a minute. To me this is absolutely worth it. If I were at something like 30 cents a minute, I might not feel the same and consider canceling my membership.  <response>: I guess, but there are aspects of the gym that are not as easy to calculate as time in the gym. Are you healthier? Do you feel more confident? Does the gym give you more energy? Does the gym reduce your stress? Can any of the above be realistically achieved without the gym? 