Andy Halliday

And I wanted to point out that Sabrina, who I admire because her mission is to educate 10 million people for free, right?

So she's there, but she presented a lot of the content that she's developed

And it's available free on YouTube and through other vehicles like her Substack and so on.

But she presented something there that I thought was quite compelling.

And then afterwards in her Substack community, she said, I want to make something clear because there was this

In the Tony Robbins Dean Graziosi thing, they kind of insinuated that Sabrina would be one of the benefits that you would get if you paid the money, that she would be one of the people teaching in that curriculum.

And she hastened to say, look, I really admire Tony and Dean, but that's not true.

And I've actually I had said that I might, you know, share one of these things that I built that is also available free out there.

But I'm not going to do that because I don't want I don't want to be.

I don't want them to make the point that you're going to get me as part of the package for that $1,000.

And I really want to really commend Sabrina for that integrity.

Because if you watch that Tony Robbins thing, it was painful how much was involved with just trying to

Persuade and influence people to step up and pay this enormous amount of money is unnecessary.

And what some of the mechanisms that they use in that process are they have a very sophisticated presentation platform that has simulated cheering and simulated thumbs up from the audience and all of this other stuff.

to basically trick you into believing that there's social proof and validation for the value of this overall program and that you too should jump on board and commit to the $1,000.

So anyway, I'm negative on the whole Tony Robbins approach to mass salesmanship, if you will, you know, for something that, you know,

apart from the forcing function of having spent the money and having to commit the time to make anything out of it, I discourage anybody from doing it that way when there's so many free alternatives.

And then I'll tell you why.

And I think it's really good that they got on there.

Because they were, as I think Jennifer mentioned, the only high value segments of that entire presentation.