AtlasprojectReviews of atlasproject.org

Atlas is one of the most disappointing experiences of my life. I was recruited by a trusted friend- who said Atlas would bring me all of the personal change I sought to accomplish. I was bought in. I don’t have much money, but I invested $4k because I believed the program would transform me. I put everything I had into the exercises and slowly started to feel like other people were getting something that I was not. I did not have “breakthroughs” and the same “transformational” outcomes as some of the other vocal members of my cohort. I wished I did. I wanted to be hypnotized into being a more advanced version of myself, and believed my experience in Atlas would bring that to me. Despite my belief in the program and giving it my all, I did not experience profound insight or transformation. Atlas is a unique experiential program that can act as a mirror for how you live your life. It can reveal aspects of your self beliefs and behavior that you gloss over, and to be honest I am still processing it after several months. Maybe I will change my mind. But as it is right now, the insight it has brought me has not come close to the financial investment. If you have $4k and want to give it a shot, go ahead. And yes, you have to recruit 2 people into the program to graduate the 3rd part, which is regarded as the most transformational aspect of the program. In regards to recruitment, I felt that they were pushing us to emotionally manipulate our loved ones. We were literally told that if someone we were trying to recruit found the program too much money, that we could say something like “if your daughter was in the emergency room and you needed 4k to fund her treatment so that she could live, would you find a way to do it?” Like, what? Arthur was the worst trainer I had. He said that.