Online courses can be confusing, and Legendary Marketer is complicated too. I'm torn about calling it a waste of time and money, but honestly, that's the case. It helped shape who I am today, showing some benefits despite the high cost. I can't fully recommend it because I'm now aware of its many shortcomings. Yet, it did offer important lessons, leaving me with mixed feelings of learning and disappointment.

The 15 Day Challenge

Initially, the program lures you in with a $7 fee for a 15-day challenge, which teaches the fundamentals of creating a sales funnel through ClickFunnels. Each step must be completed before progressing. On the 5th day, a meeting with a leader implies that you must purchase additional offerings to advance. While the final commitment is at the 15-day mark, they heavily imply that following all the steps could lead to substantial financial success.

Discover the chance to earn $1000 for each additional sale made. Learn the effective methods to sell the product while being assured that just 1-2 hours of daily work can pave your way to earning a million dollars.

It was such an incredible offer and seemed like an obvious choice – why wouldn't you go for the upgrade?

I was convinced by day 5 because I urgently needed quick cash.

What happened next? I purchased the additional offer and dove into work. By taking the course, I created funnels and material explaining how to mimic the process. However, I experienced guilt while producing my content, recognizing that the business required more than 1-2 hours daily. I was also aware that employment with corporations like Target and Apple wouldn't yield the earnings they advertised. Additionally, I endeavored to earn through affiliate marketing and signed up with numerous programs, including Amazon, which never paid out. The guarantees I received turned out to be hollow—the initial information I was given steered me towards failure and frustration.

I persisted and experimented with various affiliate programs despite facing many rejections. While most offered me a small commission for each sale, they also had strict time constraints to secure a sale, failing which they would terminate my membership.

I created content focused on products and lifestyle, but with few followers, it didn't reach the audience necessary to keep going.

I attempted to purchase email lists to compensate for my losses, but unfortunately, this also ended up being unsuccessful. Remember, if something seems too good to be true, it most likely is.

Ultimately, this was quite costly, and I wouldn't suggest going for it. It taught me a lot, and I appreciate that. And if you're wondering why – it's because I would advise anyone considering it to reconsider.

Be sure to come back next week and hear what was next on my journey to Redirect. You don't want to miss it.

Until then.....❤️