The Tapping Into Wealth Coach Training program, when first created back 4-5 years ago and cost $600 was probably well worth it. Some of the processes and procedures Margaret Lynch has are quite helpful. That being said, the content was (especially in the later modules) almost stream-of-consciousness while she spit it out of her brain into the phone.
But now for the $6k price tag, it's still that same old disorganized stream-of-consciousness stuff. Some of the modules took many many hours of work to even figure out what she was trying to have you do. Many folks dropped off at that point and never finished (although sadly, past the "get your money back" point). This is also the time when people who aren't already trained in EFT realize they are in over their heads and either take a side detour into learning classic EFT or get waylaid on completing her program. I really would like to know how many folks started and never finished, as I have met quite a few along the way…and no one ever reaches out to them to find out how they are doing or what they need to finish.
I know some people tried to complain, even offer to help revamp and organize the material (which fell on deaf ears). Instead, she created another program called "Tapping Into Wealth Transformation" which she sold for $600 to catch it live (now going for $197 in replay). This was meant to be for the coaches in training to have a better way to understand the material. But instead of properly revamping the original material with the associated transcripts and things, she just tossed out this new program and profited handsomely in the process. Oh and btw that program cannibalizes clients that may have otherwise hired one of her coaches. So now coaches are left with even MORE work to sort out the original material and integrate it with the new material.
The time commitment to get through this program is daunting. They won't give you a straight answer when you ask, but if you want to get through it in a reasonable 7 or 8 month timeline, it will require a significant time investment on your part (that would not be the case if she'd properly revamp her material).
Her claims that people make the course fees back quickly are based on a) people who paid only $600 not $6k and b) those who already had some kind of related business like psychologist or life coach and they just added this into what they were already doing.
Her claims that she gives you a "business in a box" are baloney. She just pushes you to create expensive packages when you don't even have the confidence in your skills or this system to go out and find session-by-session clients. You also get a copy of her press release (great if you are ready for TV interviews…NOT). And a sales script which is a whole lot of pushing the prospective client to find out their dreams and rub their faces in what the cost would be in the future if they don't act on them.
"Support" is nearly nonexistent. It consists of 2 things…first, calls about twice a month which aren't very useful as they are more 'rah rah' than anything. The other is a free social media page where mainly newbie coaches try to help other newbie coaches because you rarely get any reply from ML or her team. In both cases, since the money-making machine that is Margaret Lynch keeps piling in new trainees, both the calls and the site are flooded with newbies even trying to find their materials in the chaos that is this course.
Her annual in person event, while it does have some interesting and useful content, is mainly one giant push to get folks into her even more expensive program called Rockstars on a Mission (price tag $12k). I really truly felt like a giant walking dollar sign to her…i.e. no interest at all unless she thought there was still more money to be gotten from you. Also if you do attend her live event, read the fine print from any vendor you might buy from as some have found themselves stuck in expensive packages they thought they could return within a certain number of days and could not.
If I had to it to do over again, I absolutely would NOT pay her crazy high price. I'd instead get classic EFT training and then get various other programs like her Tapping Into Wealth Transformation Program, along with her book and you'll be well on your way to actually making a difference for people without being so frustrated by the chaos and the high cost. I did find the content very helpful in my own life, but if you aren't making a business out of it (which is difficult to do, as discussed above), there are other programs that are just as or more effective and a heck of a lot cheaper. Oh and there are also other programs you can create a business out of that are less expensive, at least as effective or more effective, and much better organized. I really do hope this information helps others make a more informed decision…I wish it had been available when I was making my decision.
Margaret M Lynch Reviews
The Tapping Into Wealth Coach Training program, when first created back 4-5 years ago and cost $600 was probably well worth it. Some of the processes and procedures Margaret Lynch has are quite helpful. That being said, the content was (especially in the later modules) almost stream-of-consciousness while she spit it out of her brain into the phone.
But now for the $6k price tag, it's still that same old disorganized stream-of-consciousness stuff. Some of the modules took many many hours of work to even figure out what she was trying to have you do. Many folks dropped off at that point and never finished (although sadly, past the "get your money back" point). This is also the time when people who aren't already trained in EFT realize they are in over their heads and either take a side detour into learning classic EFT or get waylaid on completing her program. I really would like to know how many folks started and never finished, as I have met quite a few along the way…and no one ever reaches out to them to find out how they are doing or what they need to finish.
I know some people tried to complain, even offer to help revamp and organize the material (which fell on deaf ears). Instead, she created another program called "Tapping Into Wealth Transformation" which she sold for $600 to catch it live (now going for $197 in replay). This was meant to be for the coaches in training to have a better way to understand the material. But instead of properly revamping the original material with the associated transcripts and things, she just tossed out this new program and profited handsomely in the process. Oh and btw that program cannibalizes clients that may have otherwise hired one of her coaches. So now coaches are left with even MORE work to sort out the original material and integrate it with the new material.
The time commitment to get through this program is daunting. They won't give you a straight answer when you ask, but if you want to get through it in a reasonable 7 or 8 month timeline, it will require a significant time investment on your part (that would not be the case if she'd properly revamp her material).
Her claims that people make the course fees back quickly are based on a) people who paid only $600 not $6k and b) those who already had some kind of related business like psychologist or life coach and they just added this into what they were already doing.
Her claims that she gives you a "business in a box" are baloney. She just pushes you to create expensive packages when you don't even have the confidence in your skills or this system to go out and find session-by-session clients. You also get a copy of her press release (great if you are ready for TV interviews…NOT). And a sales script which is a whole lot of pushing the prospective client to find out their dreams and rub their faces in what the cost would be in the future if they don't act on them.
"Support" is nearly nonexistent. It consists of 2 things…first, calls about twice a month which aren't very useful as they are more 'rah rah' than anything. The other is a free social media page where mainly newbie coaches try to help other newbie coaches because you rarely get any reply from ML or her team. In both cases, since the money-making machine that is Margaret Lynch keeps piling in new trainees, both the calls and the site are flooded with newbies even trying to find their materials in the chaos that is this course.
Her annual in person event, while it does have some interesting and useful content, is mainly one giant push to get folks into her even more expensive program called Rockstars on a Mission (price tag $12k). I really truly felt like a giant walking dollar sign to her…i.e. no interest at all unless she thought there was still more money to be gotten from you. Also if you do attend her live event, read the fine print from any vendor you might buy from as some have found themselves stuck in expensive packages they thought they could return within a certain number of days and could not.
If I had to it to do over again, I absolutely would NOT pay her crazy high price. I'd instead get classic EFT training and then get various other programs like her Tapping Into Wealth Transformation Program, along with her book and you'll be well on your way to actually making a difference for people without being so frustrated by the chaos and the high cost. I did find the content very helpful in my own life, but if you aren't making a business out of it (which is difficult to do, as discussed above), there are other programs that are just as or more effective and a heck of a lot cheaper. Oh and there are also other programs you can create a business out of that are less expensive, at least as effective or more effective, and much better organized. I really do hope this information helps others make a more informed decision…I wish it had been available when I was making my decision.