The free sessions, and whether they are worth your evening

They are free live workshops running before the cart opens. The honest question is whether they teach anything or simply sell, and the answer is that they teach - with a pitch at the end, which is the arrangement and it is stated up front.

Why they exist

Because it is the most efficient way to sell something like this and it is also the fairest. The seller demonstrates the method to a room, some of that room decides they want the full programme, and everyone who does not still leaves with the session.

That structure is why launch products are sold this way rather than from a page alone. It also means you can evaluate the teaching directly before any money is involved, which almost no other purchase in this category allows.

What the sessions cover

The mechanics of the approach the programme teaches - the comment-to-conversation loop, the content that feeds it, and the way the pieces connect into something repeatable.

They are not a summarised version of the paid material and they are not filler. They are a working demonstration of the method, which is the only fair test of whether it suits you.

If you can only attend one

Take the one covering the core mechanic rather than the overview. The overview tells you what the business is; the mechanic session shows you the specific thing you would be doing every day, and that is the part worth judging.

Registration

An email address, nothing more. No card details are involved at any point in the free sessions, and if a page asks for them for a free workshop, you are not on the right page.

Attending live versus catching the replay

Live if you can. Replays are not guaranteed for every session, and the live rooms carry the parts that do not survive a recording - questions answered in the moment, and the things said to a room that are not said to a camera.

If you cannot attend live, register anyway. Registered is the only position from which a replay can reach you at all.

What the sessions are not

They are not a stripped-down preview with the useful parts removed, and they are not ninety minutes of story before a pitch. The teaching is real and it stands on its own if you never buy anything.

They are also not a commitment. Registering costs an email address and attending costs an evening, and neither obliges you to anything afterwards.

What happens after

The cart opens and closes Thursday 24 September 2026, 11:59pm Pacific, at $2,497 or six payments of $497. The sessions are how you decide whether that is a decision you want to make, which is exactly the right order to do this in.

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