NCIReviews of nci.university

Chase and the team have an incredible amount of information and experience and it shows, deep concepts presented simply, and a sense of compassion in every lesson.

Thank you NCI team, it was/is a great journey with you guys. I'm looking forward to learn more and make my knowledge useful in my work as a business behavior profiler. It's fairly new in my country (Hungary) and I hope I can continue my development with you guys. Love, Laci

Its very rare to find any business or company today based on integrity. This company is. It is run with honesty and fairness.

Excellent fast track with Michael Cullen.my perspective is shifting on stepping away from my position. Changes always feel like a void. But it feels safer as you realize your own old code.

5 star plus experience: get more than you pay here. As an Italian I can get same value as an English speaker. Top tier teaching. Practice is up to you.

Learning, growing on knowing myself and others. Enjoying the journey of discovery.

Taking NCI courses has been a life-changing experience for me. I have been on a self-help journey for almost a decade and am learning things here that I’ve never learned anywhere else. It has also enhanced the knowledge I already have and is giving me language to previously learned concepts. Currently, I’ve been experiencing a major family crisis. This program has made it easier to get through it all because it’s giving me the hope and patience that once I learn it, I can then better help my loved ones. I already have more courage to work harder on my own purpose of healing others and making this world a better place as I’m continuing to learn! Finally, one of my favorites is the community, which is so important for learning new information as well as supporting you in your own growth journey.

I recently completed the NCI-1 Behaviour Observer course with Chase Hughes, and it has genuinely shifted how I think about communication, observation, and human behaviour. The biggest lesson for me was simple, but not easy: People are rarely just saying what they are saying. Underneath the words are needs, decision patterns, values, fears, protections, and signals that most of us miss because we are listening for content instead of meaning. For me, the course reinforced three important communication lessons: Listen for what is underneath the words Not just what someone says, but why that message matters to them. Slow down the urge to respond Communication improves when we stop trying to win the conversation and start trying to understand the person. Influence should be ethical alignment, not manipulation The real skill is helping people feel seen, heard, and understood — then communicating in a way that respects what matters to them.