I want to preface this review by saying that when I first discovered Kathrin Zenkina (aka Manifestation Babe), I was exactly the person she targets: financially vulnerable, emotionally raw, and desperately searching for some kind of hope, purpose, and empowerment. Now, years and thousands of dollars later, I can say with full confidence: What Kathrin Zenkina is selling is not personal development. It is weaponized hope trafficking. The first red flag I now see — one I didn’t recognize back then — was how aggressively Zenkina marketed her personal luxury as evidence that her methods worked. Designer bags, luxury villas, $800 spa days, private jet photo ops — all blasted across social media in an endless loop. The message was clear:"Look at my life. I manifested this. You can too — if you buy my programs."What I didn’t fully grasp was that this entire lifestyle was being funded by people like me. People who emptied savings accounts, maxed out credit cards, or even took out loans believing they were investing in a guaranteed path to financial freedom.When I finally dove into her paid courses, my excitement slowly curdled into confusion, frustration, and eventually anger. The content itself was often thrown together at the last minute — she openly admitted during MBA that she was recording modules a week or two in advance.What’s worse is that much of the material wasn’t even hers. I eventually realized that the frameworks she presented were directly lifted from other popular self-proclaimed manifestation and coaching gurus. What frightens me most, looking back, is how dangerously close she dances to unlicensed therapy. Zenkina regularly discusses trauma healing, identity shifting, hypnotherapy, and shadow work — practices that require formal qualifications, clinical expertise, and ethical boundaries she simply does not have.If you’re considering joining Manifestation Babe Academy, Rich Babe Academy, or any of her programs, hear this:Her wealth was not created through manifestation. It was created by extracting money from vulnerable people like you, selling stolen content dressed up in spiritual language, and blaming you for any failure.Everything she teaches can be found online for free — much of it from the original sources she plagiarized. She is not a business genius. She is not a manifestation master. She is, at best, an extremely talented marketer who built a luxury lifestyle on a foundation of false promises and other people’s suffering.I regret every dollar I gave her. But I am grateful to be free.If you’re reading this and still on the fence:Please — keep your money, keep your sanity, and run.
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