Martha M.
Do not invest in her! Her marketing is better than the product
In summary, it ruined my life and 2 years later I am still picking up the pieces and slowly recovering what she DESTROYED. I first found Kathrin Zenkina on her Manifestation Babe podcast. She seemed very knowledgeable about manifestation and so when she marketed her annual New Year’s Resolution based course, Epically Aligned, I signed up. Then she marketed her higher ticket course, Manifestation Babe Academy. The marketing was amazing, convincing, and she had won my trust with her podcast and less expensive course, EA. So, I fell for the marketing funnel and invested in her MBA course. At the time when I began her course which was about 4 months long, I was doing very well emotionally, vibrationally, and energetically. As someone else wrote in the reviews here below me, she barely teaches anything related to manifestation and instead teaches a lot of trauma work which SHE IS NOT QUALIFIED TO TEACH! She probably used the thousands of dollars she made off of US to hire a really qualified teacher, did some healing herself, took an online course and got a certificate within 10 hours then made a whole course on it. She is not a qualified therapist, she is an amateur Instagram influencer taking on something bigger than she can handle. Needless to say, it really messed me up emotionally and not just me but my course partner. I started posting about it in her Facebook group and people either responded saying they experienced the same (which mysteriously kept getting deleted) or people were die-hard fan girls and behaving as if it were some cult and Kathrin could do no wrong. Beware – Manifestation Babe community is very cult-like. You cannot think independently and question the process, otherwise it’s just your ‘subconscious mind trying to sabotage you’ rather than Kathrin’s shortcomings. Eventually I stopped taking the course halfway through and began the slow process of healing myself. I started reaching out to others in Law of Attraction communities other than hers, and the stories began coming out. I found clues hidden in the comments sections of other groups, Reddit forums, and places where her team can’t manage her personal brand. According to other people, her course also messed them up. Their comments and bad reviews were deleted. Kathrin has been known to incentivize people to send her ‘amazing reviews’ by offering free products, so all her testimonials are not genuine. Her team deletes a lot of the negative reviews or go around pretending to be fangirls to defend her. I literally found one myself one time, it was sneaky and very well-hidden. Be very careful because her MARKETING IS GOOD but her products underdeliver. To explain more of her MBA course, I would say there is generally good organization of the format, good branding, good communication to walk you through. But once you look a bit deeper you realize that she gives you long journaling exercises that are often 20 questions long per module, and very repetitive. What made me the angriest after paying damn near $3000 is that she recorded each weekly module on a weekly schedule, recording them during the same time as her first launch. This meant that each section she barreled through, not giving attention to detail because she only had a week to deliver it. She rambled on in many videos, often recorded in one take, and just went through her PowerPoints knowing she had to reach a deadline. Her meditations are not professional, she stumbles on her words a few times and does not re-record. It is just amateur as hell, and her lack of effort to polish her material for the price she is charging is disrespectful to her customers and even her own personal brand. She puts most of her energy, resources, finances, and attention into marketing so that it looks good on the outside. I would value her MBA course at around $500-$1000. Anything else is her just upcharging because of her branding. Another thing is that in the earlier days when she built her good reputation, she was more authentic and genuine. I believe she began with good intentions, but then had a taste of financial success and veered off course from good ethics. Stick to her free and low-cost content – she puts more effort into that value to win over your trust and to convert you into a cult fangirl of hers, and you won’t lose thousands on her scam. She also may be plagiarizing. I signed up for MindValley (which is way cheaper at $300-$500 a year for tons of courses by accredited teachers with actual decent reputations) and realized… that she had copied a lot of her teachings from there! One thing that stood out was her phrase ‘become unf-ckwithable’ which Vishen Lakiani, the creator of MindValley, claimed he had created. I also noticed that many of her teachings and exercises mimicked those on MindValley. In summary - AVOID!



