AspireReviews of aspiretour.com

They do a great job at what they do and that’s sales. Selling you on the next class to take selling you on their $15,000 mastermind class. The problem is it’s an explicative filled, long drawn out, lacking of details, explanation of concepts that can be found on your own. he goes on this long drawn out explanation of how he teaches and proceeds to give you a workbook with nothing but blank in it no real information other than what he’s going to explain during his speech in which you have to sit to through for three days it’s absolutely ridiculous and a waste of money

I paid for a gold ticket to the Denver event and there were no seats available. There was no parking, I had to park 2 miles away and take an uber to the event. Bad experience. I sent an email requesting a refund and was ignored.

I attended the Aspire Tour NYC event with high expectations, but unfortunately, it fell significantly short of what I was hoping for. The Speakers: With the exception of Barbra Corcoran and Alex Rodriguez, the speakers were stale and uninspiring. The majority of them seemed to be peddling ideas related to pseudo-psychological or physiological concepts that they clearly had no business promoting. Sitting in the first row with diamond access and listening to how 'limiting beliefs' are responsible for one’s lack of success was both nauseating and frustrating. The Timing and Promotion: The event was poorly timed, with some speakers going over their allocated time, which disrupted the flow of the day. Additionally, the Aspire owners took the stage several times, not to add value to the attendees, but to shamelessly promote their own courses and ancillary Aspire products. The Venue and Comfort: The event was held at the Javits Center in New York City, which was a great choice of venue. However, the seating was uncomfortable, which made the long hours of the event physically taxing. The Positives: There were a few bright spots in the event. The emcee was fantastic—energetic and engaging, and truly brought life to an otherwise stale lineup. The early morning registration process was smooth and efficient. Final Thoughts: In summary, this event was an absolute waste of time for me. If you are looking to develop as an entrepreneur or businessperson, I strongly believe that you are better off joining local meetup groups or seeking other avenues for professional development. Post-Event Experience: A week after I posted my initial review, I received an email from Trustpilot indicating that the Aspire Tour was requesting more details about my review, such as an order number or email address. The implication was that if I didn’t provide these details within 3 days, my review could be taken offline. This gives me the impression that they might be actively trying to suppress negative feedback about their events. Potential attendees should be wary and consider this when evaluating the legitimacy and transparency of the organization and its events.