AspireReviews of aspiretour.com

The event ended before the scheduled time

Lot’s of information to digest. Only two options to sign up, with no chance to “get into” the program. Staff is short with those who don’t make enough to sign up for the program. Eddie liked my ideas & concepts indicating he would see what he could do to get me into the program. Staff said no. Pick 1 of 2 choices and let’s go. I’m not in the program after a follow up call.

Pros: Most of the speakers actually did give some entertaining, informative, and/or inspirational speeches most of the time. Decoations were nice. Ushers were helpful. Networking opportunities were plentiful. For that, I thank you! Con: I upgraded my ticket level that day, and was extremely disappointed with the "swag bag". I'm actually a little shocked. It contained a tiny bag of uncooked 2 min gluten free pasta (trash), a 12 oz sugar free beverage of some kind (trash), a 3.5 oz bar of soap (nice), and a cheap/flimsy looking 2"x5" notebook with maybe 30 pages (trash). WTF is this crap?!?! Wow...that was a smack in the face and went straight in the rubbish. Please Google the term "swag" next time. The up-sale pitches were kinda strong. Anyone from the team of Shark Tank, kinda came in, spoke quickly then left. That was disappointing. I purchased the lowest price ticket. Anything above that price you're probably over paying.

5 Star for the Learning but 1 Star for Exaggeration! The event offered a good amount of learning, but much of the content felt overly stretched with unnecessary exaggerations and off-topic discussions. The core material could have been delivered more effectively in about 6 hours instead of being spread across 3 full days. A more concise and focused approach would greatly improve the experience.

Aspire tour had great speakers, that one deserves 5 stars. Aspire wealth was just very repetitive and it was very disorganized no agenda, no a program to go over, not really to help to create wealth. It felt like a scam

Great information. Probably a more concise summary at the end will be nice to finish with a refreshing knowlage. The program is toooooo repetitive, and there is a lot of waste of time on that, it seams like an old sales tactic to get people tiered to then motivate them to sell them something. In overall the information and knowledge is good.

Great opportunity! I learnt so much and networked a ton. I had no idea there was so many Legal ways to not pay taxes! This is huge for anyone with a profitable business. The only downside is the huge upsell. After hearing it, it took away from a lot of the knowledge and felt like a 3-day sales pitch for the 3year commitment. Which again is a great opportunity but requires a-lot of money down ($50k) on the hopes that everything they say is worth it. They didn’t actually show any proof that their system works or is worth it. So puts all the risk on you with hopes that it’ll work. Sales pitch would be worth the risk if there was a trial period or if they spent more time explaining and showing the proof that people actually make money the way Andrew says they do. Andrew is an expert businessman and salesman but there is an opportunity for improvement. If you do attend any aspire event try not to focus on the pitch and just take what learning you can.

I feel like it could have been a half day event and that there was lots of filler sales stuff added and guests that had names but were not prepared to speak. Some rocked it. Others just wasted an hour up their babbling Ie Shaq.