I spent over $20,000 with this company on courses, coaching, and constant upsells, and the result was about $3,000 in total sales. Not profit — sales. Don't ask how much I spend on ads to get those sales... it is too painful to write! After ad spend and all the extra costs they don’t talk about up front, I lost a lot of money. Every time I thought I had what I needed, the answer was always the same: the next “huge” program, the next upgrade, the next level. It never ends.Robby Blanchard runs a machine designed to keep you spending. That’s what this really is. And he is very good at it. They show big revenue screenshots and $1K-a-day claims, but they never show the ad costs behind those numbers. Making $1,000 in sales while spending $1,500 on ads is not success, but that part never gets mentioned. When you look at net profit instead of flashy revenue numbers, the results are nowhere near what they imply.From what I experienced, a lot of the marketing in this space relies on tactics that I became very uncomfortable with, including running multiple Facebook accounts and promoting weight-loss products I personally would never use myself. Maybe some people are fine with that, but I wasn’t. Ask yourself if the people selling these products actually take them. That question alone should make you think twice.The moment it really hit me was when I was cleaning out my mother’s apartment after she had to move into assisted living, and I found bottles of unopened pills very similar to the kind I was being taught to promote. That was the point where I realized who the real customers often are, and it didn’t sit right with me at all.What also bothered me is that many of the success stories seem outdated or cherry-picked. Different market, different timing, different conditions — but new students are led to believe the same results are right around the corner… and right about then comes the next course, the next mastermind, or coaching for another $10,000.After a while I realized I wasn’t building a business — I was in an endless funnel. There is always another product, another level, another “missing piece” that will supposedly make everything work. The only thing that consistently works is the part where they get paid.I take responsibility for my decisions, but I regret trusting the promises and the hype. If you’re considering this program, don’t look at revenue screenshots. Ask for real net profit numbers from average students after all expenses. That will tell you everything. In fact, AFTER I signed-up, I recall watching a training video where Robby himself states the average student makes "ZERO" dollars. And that's where motivated ignorance comes in... "I am not average, I can make this work". It's a psychological survival mechanism after you just spent $2k on a course. I felt that too, I mean I have a Masters Degree and generally successful in my career. So, I should be able to do better than most...In my opinion, this business makes far more money selling the dream than helping people actually achieve it.
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