"For me, the MVP program worked like a double-edged sword—both positive and negative. I started from ground zero. While it provided me with an understanding of the process, helped me clarify my goals, and allowed me to dip my toes into the world of technology, I struggled to keep up. With a demanding job, limited social skills, the challenges of building a business, and managing household responsibilities, I found it overwhelming. The sheer volume of information could have been reduced, and the constant pressure only added to my stress. I was unable to ask questions during live coaching sessions that required a because I was working during those times. By January, I lost interest and energy. After all my efforts to navigate the program, I reached a point of uncertainty:
I didn't feel adequately prepared for the practical aspects of it. Go Plus was introduced in several workshops, but it is a vast system that I was previously unaware of. As for Experiencify, I have no clear understanding of what my course will entail or how it functions, as we need to provide information. It's fortunate that we have a free year to explore it, so I hope to find the time to figure it out if I decide to include it in my toolkit. A shoutout to Ainslee—I love it! That's a true treasure.
The money-back guarantee feels unfair to me, not because it requires work to be done, but because it was only presented after the payment arrangement. I would not have signed up if I had seen this agreement at the beginning. After reading it, I realized that I wouldn't be able to return any of my investment, as I would not meet the requirements due to time and ability constraints. I dove into this program wholeheartedly, trusting that I would make money in the end of it which was my only means of financial survival given my maxed-out credit cards. Unfortunately, that did not happen. As a result, I am unable to continue working on the project with GoPlus and cover other fees.
Anyway, the program is valuable if you have the means for it—fruitful ground—at least some experience, understanding and financial comfort.
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