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T. Harv Eker and his Millionaire Mind Intensive- Scam or does he really help people?

Hello my friends!  I had the pleasure of attending T. Harv Eker’s Millionaire Mind Intensive seminar this past weekend.  It was held in Secaucus, New Jersey June 17-19,2010.  I am going to give you a view of my own personal experience with this seminar.  You’re experience and results may be different.

I only found out about this five days before and I had to do a lot of rescheduling to make this happen.  I have to say that it was worth it.

T. Harv Eker

I had read T. Harv Eker’s best seller “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind” and also listened to the CD set of the same title.  So, I wanted to experience this seminar since the book had an impact on me.

Another reason I wanted to attend was to observe the speaker in charge of the seminar.  I knew going in that seeing T. Harv Eker himself would be unlikely.  However, we had a pleasant surprise the second day of the seminar when T. Harv Eker himself showed up and presented the afternoon session.  I was impressed by trainer, Adam Markel, but Mr. Eker is on a totally different plain!  Amazing energy and straight forward wisdom.

Will you learn from this seminar?

I did learn a lot from this seminar, both personally, spiritually, and by way of seeing how the “pros” do it.  From my recent studies of marketing I got to see first hand how they created a buyers frenzy.  Amazing, I wanted to get up myself every time and run to the back of the room.  They are the masters of the back end upsell.

The seminar itself was loaded with value, of course.  I myself had two breakthroughs.  This to me is  big deal because I went into this weekend seminar with the attitude that I was just attending as an observer and I probably wouldn’t benefit from any “mumbo jumbo” they offered.  Wrong!  I was wrong.  I benefited tremendously from the course.  They were very positive life and habit changing exercise that will carry with me for some time.  Of course, they have to implemented on a daily basis, but that was covered also.

Was this is a scam to lure prospects?

I don’t believe it is scam.  It is a business for sure, and apparently a very profitable one.  Needles to say, there are many people who love and follow T. Harv Eker and go on to join his many other courses.  Of course, the idea is to get new people to the seminar where they will benefit from the life changing sessions that the speaker/trainer provides using the system established by Mr. Eker and his Peak Potentials Training company.

Secrets of the Millionaire Mind

These courses are designed to re-condition minds into thinking like a millionaire/successful mind.  Through the established form of NLP and hypno-therapy, the mind is re-conditioned to get rid of non-success building habits and believes and replaced with success building habits and believes.  It’s just a way of replacing the negative with the positive.  And while many people feel they can do it themselves, it sometimes can take years.

If you’re doing something wrong and you don’t know what you’re doing wrong, you will not correct the action or habit.  Here’s what I mean, there’s a story about sailing.  For new and inexperienced sailors, this is something that is unknown to most people but could be a matter of life or death to a sailor.  We’ll talk about North.  I never knew this, but there is a magnetic north which is very easy to find with a simple compass which will always point to it, and then there is “true north”.  True north is the actual point around which the earth spins.  While the position of true north never varies, magnetic north moves over time and shifts position as someone sails around the world.  This means if a sailor only follows his compass he will sooner or later get lost at sea.  And worse, he could hit a reef and get shipwrecked.

Soon, if someone doesn’t know that they are heading in the wrong direction and thinks that they are, this could have dire consequences.  This applies to your health, success believes, habits, etc.  And this is what Peak Potentials and the T. Harv Eker system does best: identify the wrong and negative and replace it with the right and positive.  Sometimes we need help with this, so I encourage you to at least attend the Millionaire Mind Intensive just to experience your own breakthroughs.

To my surprise…

To my surprise, the crowd consisted pretty evenly of blue collar and business owners.  I did not expect to see so many successful people here.  But after speaking to them I realized that they were no different than me and the rest of the crowd.  They want to know how to create passive residual income. That took me completely by surprise, and it shouldn’t have.  These people are looking for financial and time freedom.  And in order to learn about this method they need to shift their way of thinking about how to earn money.

From speaking to some of the other attendees I discovered that they too are stressed about time, and have no free time to spare with their family and to do the things they enjoy and love.  This made everyone there equals in that sense.  That seemed to be the common denominator among the attendees.

My conclusion…

I urge anyone who is struggling with their limiting thoughts and believes to attend the Millionaire Mind Intensive.  Just check the website, they usually run some really cool specials to get you to attend.  If it’s not free it will cost less than a hundred bucks and this is cheap.  You’ll have a three day experience that would cost you hundreds if not thousands of dollars with a professional coach.

I definitely benefited right then and there and I saw a dramatic shift in my thinking, believes, and outlook.  I cannot imagine that anyone goes to the MMI and gets nothing out of it.

Another added plus, these events are amazing networking opportunities to connect with like minded people.  I added to my network this weekend in a very positive way.

Thanks for visiting.

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  • Michelle

    My opinion is very much the same as Tony's when I attended the MMI. I thought there were a bit too many sales pitches for my liking. The sales pitches took up more time than the actual knowledge sharing itself. Also, Doug was rather rude when he pretty much insulted the people who had to walk out of the hall to go to the restroom. I mean, he does not give a break for over 3 hours, so some people do need to use the restroom. Yeah he did the whole "That's freakin' rude" thing as well, which I thought was rude in itself.

    If they actually reduced the amount of sales pitches, the sessions can actually be shorter and people are able to concentrate more. I thought the hours were a bit too long. 

    I do think there is some worth in attending the MMI (if it is free), but I'm not entirely wowed by it. 

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  • Tony

    Just came back from the MMI 3 day free course in Sydney Aus. I left part way through 2nd day. Sales pitches to the max... You can learn some basic concepts from these free courses but the amount of selling pitches to 'learn more' was too much for my liking. I understand they need to make money but I'm not sure learning some basic concept over 30-45 minutes followed by another 1-1:30 hour of selling you a course added much value.

    The other thing I was very disappointed about is the free course gave the impression Harv Eker would be there... Well some guy named Doug turned up (from the US) and conducted it. He wasn't too bad but there was no reference to this before hand which I thought was a bit misleading.

    Also, toward the end of the first day (Fri 1st April), whilst Doug was trying to sell one of the courses you could buy, 2 people got up and started to walk out toward the exit at the back of the room. This was around 10:30 pm - we'd been there from around 9 am that morning. Doug asked where they were going and they said they were listening as they continued to walk out. He wasn't too happy and said to the remaining crowd something to the effect of "That's f*cken rude. It'd be like me walking off the stage and leaving you guys here." This may be true but I thought quite unprofessional. You also need to consider when this had happened Doug had been giving another sales pitch since about 9:45pm (about 45 minutes). To be honest, I was getting a bit bored of that continued tactic.

    Ultimately if you are going to make a difference in your own life you need to take action yourself... not through paying someone $2200 for a course. I have no doubt the course would make a difference but the last thing I want at the and of a 14 hour day is sales pitches for an hour or more when all the information has been given about the course beforehand.

  • Mike

    I have attended MMI 3 times over the past 4 years. As long as the MMI is free it
    is not a terrible thing. You can learn a few good techniques and maybe make some good contacts.
    However, I would advise anyone against attending ANY of Peak Potentials paid courses. I have attended one called Never Work Again and it was a complete waste of money-4 solid days of sale pitches. I have heard many similar stories from others who attended various Peaks Potentials classes and boot camps.

    Their hard selling techniques at the MMI are designed for the herd mentality, to get
    people to buy stuff because everyone else is also. Some of their trainers(particularly
    Kieron Sweeney and Doug Nelson) will basically shame you if you don't buy something.

    Don't fall for it. These guys are master salesmen but their product falls short. Very
    short.

  • Svzingaro

    Thanks for your thoughts We are going next month and looking forward to it.

  • Hope you will enjoy it as much as I did.

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