NCIReviews of nci.university

I’m a huge fan of this community and the amazing team behind it. The teachings and materials are top notch.

The subject matter is absolutely intriguing and is explained thoroughly in a way that is engaging. The website was a little clunky and organized a little weirdly but nothing too bad. Very happy to be a part of NCI

Every single lesson is mind-blowing. The community is wonderful and it's truly life changing. As a very critic and data driven person, I can say with my heart: it feels like home. I'm not in sales and I'm not in some big company.For me it's about my children and my mental health and growth and it's possible to do with NCI . Thank You

It's been extremely good. Even with the little that I've learned in the NCI 1 certification course, I've already begun to see conversations differently than ever before. It's worth so much more than you think.

If you're looking for a skill set to improve the results in everyday life, with family, loved ones, friends, these courses are for you. Well thought out. Not to mention the coaching is phenomenal.

Content was very short and i expected much more from it. I am very disappointed. If there is more practical exercise to really learn how to observe and identify needs. patterns and values, it would be much better. I passed exam but even though i am not really sure about some answers. For the price i was expecting much more. If it was 20$ training i am ok with it, but for almost 200$? I really like Chase content a lot, and i have impression that you can learn more on his youtube channel for free.

Cameron Sayyah is absolutely incredible!! He took the time to chat with me and share his wisdom and knowledge. NCI is EXACTLY where I should be right now and man did he confirm it! And Chris Prynne only solidified this certainty with his prompt response and sending the exact information I requested. On the downside, the app is terrible, especially contrasting to the invaluable content. Hopefully they switch to a new one soon!

I love the course, however I found understanding the social, needs and decisive chart confusing at first. I was assuming that each line lead left to right at first. Not sure if it would be helpful to say on the PDF that people can have various traits, or if that is something I overlooked. Also when doing the questions - more feedback when you get the answers right would be appreciated. Please reach out if you would like more information about this. Thank you, Patrick