It was a (mostly) positive session, and in a world of negativity, of course most people need that. However, I didn't get any answer to my question on the costs and that's usually a huge red flag to me. Also I was quite turned off by the statement that some very valid reasons for not moving forward with the program were 'lame-ass excuses'. That part sounded so much like a used car salesman trying to guilt someone into the sale that I literally cringed. Overall though, I loved the concept of what she's doing. If she hadn't sounded so judgmental over reasons for not joining her program, I might have filled out an application. I do feel it's far better to be upfront about costs though. It ALWAYS seems shady to me when people don't. I ended up not really decided about it with the way it was presented. So, no; I would not recommend it to anyone else.