The reviews on this site are all manipulated, come on... 5 stars from everyone - probably written by his little minions. The course was SO crappy, a complete waste of money. Check out other review sites when doing your DD.I attended the Empire Mastery Course in Melbourne, and am wanting to share my experience with those who may be deciding if the course is right for them. I attended a one-day summit where Aaron Sansoni spoke, and had guest speakers; he was engaging and I decided to sign up for the course, believing once completed, I would have the knowledge I needed to create, grow and scale a new business. He made it clear that he only worked with small groups so he could provide an elite level of service over the 4 days. Well, if you call 400 people in the Grand Ballroom of the Pullman Hotel a small group, then yes, it was small. That was the first shock. The next was the loud party music and the continual demand to stand up, move around and talk to strangers about whatever he dictated.In my opinion, the course could have been reduced to 2 days if he stopped all the self-promotion and boring stories about how he grew up poor - obviously trying to sound relatable, even though he also made everyone in the room aware he lives in an elite bayside suburb, he owns 80 companies, has a black Amex Centurian card, drives a Bentley and travels 1st class. Yuck, just yuck…His over-the-top presentation style completely misses the opportunity to reach an entire group of people wanting to learn by his polarising performance and exhausting 12-14 hour days with very minimal breaks. I’m an introvert, and I make no apologies for that, and I truly felt the way he marketed the course at the ‘free summit’ it would be an exciting and comfortable learning environment, but it was anything but. He also said as a way to mitigate any concerns you may have; you can get a full refund if you complete day 1 and feel it’s not the right course for you. This was not my experience. I asked for a refund and was denied by his staff. Many phone calls to his ‘helpline’ and multiple conversations through an overseas call centre to staff who cannot do anything other than take your name again and lie that ‘someone’ will call you back shortly. It won’t happen, say goodbye to your money.In my opinion, the hefty $5000 I paid for the course was a waste of my hard-earned money, you could google the same information free. I did try and find some online reviews before I signed up, and there were none, other than a couple that his legal team had taken down because they obviously didn’t rave about how amazing he is. The only reviews you can find are on his website, which of course, he controls the narrative - so who even knows if any of them are real. Day one was the same dialog and speech he had at the free 1-day summit, there was no new material, just 14 hours of self-promotion.It's a Fail with a capital F from me.
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Aaron Sansoni, aka ‘Mr Empire’ has built a fortune in business by starting, building, and investing into over 130 companies to date. He’s also an internationally acclaimed speaker, best-selling author and nominee for Australian of the Year 2017 and Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2016.
Featured in over 50 publications around the world, Aaron runs successful private equity firms with interests in Media, Technology, Ecommerce, SAAS, Education, Hospitality, Sports, Entertainment, Retail, Aerospace, Health and many more.
Aaron has spoken at some of the most exclusive venues around the world and shared the stage with business icons, including billionaire Sir Richard Branson, Hollywood A-Lister Arnold Schwarzenegger & world-leading speakers Tony Robbins, Gary Vee, Tim Ferriss and Dr Eric Thomas to name a few. Aaron has personally trained over 700,000 students in 132 countries from over 150 industries, on and offline, through his training spanning almost two decades of mentoring.
As the #1 global authority on empire building, he’s authored two books, including his most recent, Think Like, which has sold over 100,000 copies worldwide.
Aaron was also recently named #1 Mentor in Australia in Forbes Magazine.See more
