Course impact and impression Compared to Mike Warren's buyer course, this one is much more involved with the students due to it's focus on the student getting deals for themselves rather than doing deals with the company. The Facebook groups, the student out reach, the connections that could be made are much more available here and for the price. There is more interaction and no need to travel to a meeting biannually. The talent pool is tremendous and doesn't have to limited to the subject field at hand. No selling other companies' programs too.

This is real and actionable I am truly grateful to have been in this class. I have wasted a lot of money on similar programs that I thought would deliver the goods but did not. The fact that this was free is mind-blowing. Looking forward to moving forward in some capacity with the overall program and individually.

Some of the speakers were not the best Some of the speakers were not the best...I will never forget the woman who said that "she taught herself" contracts. There was too much time spent on individual's situations rather than content that could be useful to everyone. In any group setting there are always the 5-10% that will monopolize time. Overall I was disappointed

I found the content interesting I found the content interesting, helpful and fast moving. The numerous examples helped add necessary context. I feel that I gained much of the knowledge I needed to move forward on buying and consulting on business deals. In fact, I already started discussions with one business owner looking for an exit strategy. I have one recommendation - I suggest you post the pre-work/workbooks either earlier in the day or perhaps even the night before. I work in the Eastern time zone and did not have access until mid-morning. As I was fitting this program into an already full schedule, this limited my ability to fully prepare for each session.

Not a fan of buzzwords and catchy… Not a fan of buzzwords and catchy phrases. With that said, there is a good bit of basic, basic info here. Unfortunately, like what seemingly every company now uses, buzzwords and terms like TEAM and 'We're in this together!' gets thrown out a lot ... when it's just not true is it? No, this firm sells a $15k and a $45k package. So, NO, we're NOT in this together. Your customers are paying you a LOT of money for advice. It's that simple