Absolutely skeptical of online classes in general, but...... this 2-day experience, was a little different. Just a 'little'. And a tiny surprise at the end~
Tbh, I came into the class absolutely skeptical and with rather negative expectations that this will be a bad, waste of time. If previous experience was any indication. No hard feelings or anything, just the occupational habits of a person who likes experiments and science. Never carry presumptions. Always doubt. Until you see enough evidence. Then test it for yourself. Then only change your mind. Essentially science. But the first thing I thought when I was reminded to download their PDF and checked through it, was: "holy shet, this ain't no general online webinar 'teaching' you with general concepts you could probably figure out for yourself if you needed to, just trying to hook you in and sell their actual program. This was legit stuff. Actual content!" Who would've thought, eh? Totally worth it. A word of warning to anybody intending to attend the class. BE PREPARED. Set aside enough time for those 2 days. Any prior commitments, complete them ahead of time because you won't have any chance to do them. This class starts off intense, making you do exercises that are NOT easy, or casual. Any casuals? Forget it. Ignore the ads/class and go back to watching your Netflix, manga, etc., and whatnot. These exercises take you out of your comfort zone, so hard that you'll struggle with it. You'll need time. You won't have it. You need to be DECISIVE. Whatever thoughts you have. Just put it down. Don't think. Just feel. If you follow the class and grasp the concepts Vince teaches you, then apply them to the exercises, you'll never go wrong. You won't ever be wrong, because the exercises can't be wrong, there is NOT a fixed answer. If you follow the class, that is. Don't try to get it right. BE natural. BE yourself. If you try to give off a certain image, because of embarrassment or because of society and pressure, etc. You WILL do worse. JUST DO IT. Besides exercises that help change your way of thinking, Vince also shares stories with you. I was quite surprised at this, since he wasn't shy with his storytelling, on opening your mind to possibilities with his knowledge and experience. Because there already isn't enough time, he won't tell you everything... but what they have taught you, told you are priceless things, that they will never teach you in school, or in university degrees. If you ask me, Vince actually told us, to describe how we felt about the class and how much the class was worth in the review. In my humble opinion, this class. Is. Priceless. You can try to put a price tag on knowledge, but I have never once agreed that knowledge should have a price. BUT. We humans. are kinda weird. Free things, things we got without effort. We usually don't appreciate it much. Unless we've lost something similar before. That's why even though valuable things, like for instance: The Journey to the West's scriptures. They're priceless. The monk wanted to give it to the kings and people for free. But the big boss says a price, a lot of gold must be paid, so people appreciate it. It's one of those things where if people invest a lot into something, it becomes precious to them, become invested in it and they pay a lot of attention to it, to justify what they've lost in exchange for it. Like your car. You paid for it yourself, so you treat it very preciously, and take it to car wash, wax, etc. even though your family would give you weird looks sometimes. It's similar. All in all, if you have the chance, complete your prior commitments, organize your schedule, and prepare your mind and yourself. Then come to the class. At most, you lose time and a sum of money, if the class wasn't useful to you. But what if? Just. What IF, this class could teach you something you find so useful, it opens up possibilities to you, you never thought available for you to access. How would you know? When you will be ready? You won't. It's a leap of faith. heh. Imma sucker for references. 4 stars so that there's always room for improvement. And time. Time is damned scarce if you're paying attention.