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Later edited to move from 1 star to 3 stars after I heard that I am being refunded. Leaving it at 3 stars due to the length of time it took for the support team to get back to me, in addition to being unhappy to have been auto-enrolled into something without warning. I commend the team for processing my refund, however I was out of pocket due to exchange rates or fees. The amount taken from my account was GBP78.48 and the amount I received back as the refund was GBP73.21 It isn't a huge amount of money in the grand scheme of things, but The money should never have been taken from me in the first place. From the point of the unauthorised transaction to receiving the refund I was short of that money in my account for 1 week, needed to chase up the company by email and FaceBook messages and finally leaving the review here on TP before anybody took action. I have been inconvenienced and left out of pocket. Original Review below: Do not give these people your bank details! They will take unauthorised payments. I enrolled into the $1 dollar trial for Mastermind recently. At the end of the trial u received emails asking if I wanted to sign up for the full program, and if so I should click on the link etc I’m not in a position to do the program right now so I didn’t click on any link and there was nothing telling me that I needed to opt out. Yet they’ve taken the money out of my bank account and enrolled me without my permission. My email to support to resolve this and get a refund has been ignored since I sent it four days ago.

Own your Future challenge 2023 I'll start with the positive. The great thing about the Own Your Future challenge was its fundamental accessibility—it was essentially free to participate. For those seeking a VIP experience, a Zoom VIP spot could be secured for a mere $47. Kudos are certainly in order for the impeccably smooth-flowing Zoom meetings. The broadcasts exuded a polished, quintessentially American style, although as discerning Europeans, we're adept at seeing through such veneers. However, a minor misstep arose from the artificial background sounds simulating a non-existent live audience, which not only left an impression of frugality but also proved rather grating—inducing a touch of skepticism, even. Now, turning our gaze to the seminar's central focus, it's quite evident that it is geared towards those aiming to venture into the same lucrative arena where Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi have reaped their financial harvests. This approach, while captivating, does seem to exhibit a certain singularity. A more expansive approach would involve guiding individuals towards uncovering their own passions and fostering a broader perspective when it comes to embarking on a career transition. **And then, as anticipated, the curtain was drawn back during the third session of the "Own Your Future" Challenge, revealing the predictable revelation: a program called 'Launchpad'.** Should genuine growth be the objective, a substantial contribution of around $1000 is required. In essence, this seemingly complimentary "Own Your Future" challenge ostensibly paves the way for an exorbitantly priced course. As a pragmatic European, this maneuver was mildly exasperating. Timing, in this case, seemed somewhat misaligned. Disappointment inevitably took root as the veiled motives of "Own Your Future" came to light. The sensation of authenticity became somewhat diluted as valuable segments of information that could potentially benefit participants were withheld. Topics like cultivating healthier dietary habits, increasing physical activity, and embracing mindfulness and meditation, for instance, were conspicuously absent. An informal survey of the participants within the virtual congregation indicated that an estimated 90% were unlikely to take actionable steps based on this newly-acquired information. The missing element in their transformative journey appears to be the elusive equilibrium required to enact genuine change. The crux of the matter lies in recognizing that a considerable number of individuals contemplating pivotal shifts in their lives may, in fact, be tethered to lifestyles that do not align with the fundamental prerequisites for such transformation. These aspirants would indeed stand to gain considerably more from initially embarking on a journey of holistic well-being—shedding excess weight, embracing mindfulness, engaging in yoga, and adopting healthier eating habits. Hence, my counsel is unequivocal: embark on a path of enhanced well-being before entertaining the prospect of other life-altering decisions. Delve into the realm of a yoga retreat, investing your resources into authentic, life-changing results as opposed to a $1000-priced course that may ultimately find its way to a second-hand store. In summary, the Own Your Future challenge certainly presented commendable aspects, but the introduction of the fee-based course proposition at a critical juncture, coupled with the omission of valuable lifestyle-oriented content, did cast a shadow on its authenticity. A sincere focus on nurturing a foundation of health and balance before pursuing lofty aspirations is undeniably prudent advice for those yearning to craft a genuinely transformative future.

I enrolled in Project next thinking it was more Tony Robbins than Dean. While I like Dean and am looking forward to advancing into my project next to create my mastermind course, often, Dean's clips or weekly insights seem superficial, repetitive, a bit chaotic rather than real life deeper strategies into production of an actual course. Instead, Dean is now marketing a very expensive add on route for quicker production into project next/mastermind courses. I feel this degrades my initial $1K investment as though project next isn't in and of itself inclusive for me to succeed without thousands more dollars invested. Being asked to pay ALOT more money to progress into a program that was sold as intact on it's own to buy an additional program to make it doable seems out of integrity. It gives the impression the project next format isn't fully able to get us up and running successfully. I would like to see more deep dives, practical classes on how to's included and continued through the project next format. I often feel like I'm being nickle and dime-d in moving forward with project next. Now there is talk of a new mastermind development? I hope those of us that paid for the initial project next and mastermind membership get this upgraded program included free of charge!

Hard to rate Dean Graziosi as there's so many businesses/ programs connected to him! I have had both pleasant and disappointing experiences with different companies! 1 - dachieve - mastermind, millionaire habits, underdog advantage - all his books and self-help, life improving, mind-set improving programs are great - you only feel benefits for the work you are willing to do on yourself! 2 - KBB - this is a 5 star rating program that combines practical knowledge and applications with the mindset and motivational help! It's not a cheap program but I feel it's well worth it's cost!! (2k) 3 - Real State - Now this is where it gets Dodgy!! 1 star - I am not sure if Dean's name is being used by these other vampire companies of if the whole thing just originates with Dean's original Real State courses - Either way, I took the 3 day training other people mention in comments 1k plus and the whole three days was an up sell talking about a really expensive mentorship - the presenter Stephen Libman a heck of a nice guy, very charming, would love to sit and chat with him over cofe, but he spent more time chatting about celebrities, dogs and cars then explaining how to do real state deals, and when questioned about it he was like slippery slime and would go patronizing about how you can't hurry things etc.. Some ok info but DID NOT DELIVER THE PROMISES MADE! SO Dean's team, I am putting this review so you realize that these Real State seminars with third parties are hurting YOUR image! I would like a refund on that workshop so I can put my money into your better programs cause your Third party suppliers are NASTY!! Thanks

I am not going to lie, I did learn some interesting things at the seminar. It was a little rush through and I feel like part of it was a marketing pitch. I am fortunate to receive the book and some other access to free documents and videos that might help me grow and develop. The $250 AETravel give away that I was supposed to get after entering my given code was never received via email like mentioned and that made me more curious. Dean is no doubt an intelligent man and he knows that majority of the people that signed up for that 3 days class won't get a deal done in such a short period of time and he will walk away with a few more grands richer than before. I am not saying it can't be done, it can but you have to be confident that you can pull it off, make time within your busy schedule, and have more than just a grand to spend. Feel free to listen and learn but always be wise on the spending part.

The seminar was wonderful. What is not is trying to get the 250AETravel credits! 2 weeks since seminar credit points still not resolved.

I bought his wholesale real estate program from Instagram. You get the basic educational videos and online training But it is really a large commitment of time and energy. It is his intro course. But, he sells it as if your whole life is going to go to the "Next Level." Maybe so, but only if you pivot your whole life and give at least 20% of it to this wholesale thing. If you are, then this may be good, and it allows you to see he has inner circles to pay for if you are serious. Thus, 3 stars. He should explain the program a bit more.

Hello, The seminar was presented very well and will benefit all who attend. The speakers were motivating and full of information. To be honest, this is the first seminar I have attended, that I left with information I could use or at least I am better informed. The down side is that $1000 is not easy for me to come up with. But, I was given a telephone number to call later to find out where and when the next seminar will be held. In the meantime, I will save the money needed and attend the next seminar. My one word this year is intentional and I'm intentionally working to change every aspect of my life I can and this was the first step. Thank you for the info, lunch and the goodies!