I trust this organizations content I trust this organizations content . But truthfully I am just beginning process of putting the teaching into practice. So until I receive feedback from my customers. I can not state more. Initially ,I just didn’t know where to start and how to put my ideas into reality.

Personally I would have preferred some… Personally I would have preferred some further in depth teachings as we are now JMT certified - I think we only touched tip of the iceberg as it pertains to becoming an actual coach , and the conference was Was mainly a sales pitch for mentorship. While the conference may have had great content, I do not believe that the manner in which this was done would qualify any first time attendee to be certified as a coach.

I thought of buying in, but the fish smells I thought of buying in. but there are lots of red flags. No upftont and transparent information to make an educated guess. Yes, I know had said the word "guess". It was on purpose becase they can't make promises. It is the law. By doing this, they can wash their hands and say: "It is your fault for not working the "system"; if it does not work out and you demand a refund. There is absolutely no way to by wise, financially speaking, until you have invested an hour or more of your time, then the costs are revealed. Of course, they might say, "this is not for every one and that it is only for the best of the best". Perhaps, they might say they are providing special pricing just for you, just because you sound like a true winner, but you have to close now, because after the call, the deal is off. I am sure there is high emontionally charged script they follow to get your card information. If the first point of contact does not close, they transfer you to a closer at some point. These type of gangsters are trained to drain you mentally and emotionally so you "willingly" commit to the close. From the reviews and other people's experiences, it looks like a pyramid scheme. Pay the fee, "get certified", then refer others to the same.

I bring 27 years of direct sales to the… I bring 27 years of direct sales to the table. The Maxwell site has encouraged me and given me soooo much material all prepared for me to use. There is something for Every Area!! TOP that with the LIVE event in Florida. John Maxwell and the team represent giving back and leading others to better values, ideas to follow through with and put God First with the mission of Lifting others from Kids to Adults! Love it! Connie Durham, Atlanta Area

No honor. I was in jail. I talked to someone in sales about a new van for my wife and made CLEAR where I was and my need for someone to take good care of my wife during the purchase. When THE DAY came, sent her up there with my dad and a checkbook. Everything seemed to go well (except that they did not have the van that I had originally been discussing with the saleslady). Note that my wife did not speak a lot of English at the time and had little experience buying cars- thus the reason that I sent my dad with her. Again, negotiations seemed to go fine at this point. A deal was made. A deposit put down (I am not sure as to why they could not take delivery on the spot, as we were paying cash for the vehicle). A schedule was planned for my wife to pick up the van and give the final check on the Thursday that week. Thus the problems began: - My wife returned without my dad (her insurance against getting scammed) - My wife had been CLEAR that she DID NOT want an extended warranty - The original salesperson did not help my wife, instead, some other salesperson (or manager???) did - ABUSING her inability to speak good English and NOT providing anyone to interpret and AGAINST her previously established desire to NOT purchase an extended service agreement, they added one. - All my wife knew was that the final check was for about $2000 MORE than the original agreement was (before tax numbers). Fast forward a few years (originally this was 2018) to 2022 and my wife has a blowout returning from a family gathering (Thanksgiving) around 3am. She calls her brother (who was close) and he came to change the tire... next set of problems: - No spare. - No jack. So she has to call an emergency roadside person who charges $360 to sell her a tire, mount it, and send her on her way. By this time (2022) I am home. I am upset about not having a spare. I dig through paperwork with the intention of finding out if it is on the original window sticker. I found all the paperwork. Next series of problems: - I found the ADDED warranty. - I called the dealership to complain about the TWO problems -the bigger being their abuse of a non-English speaking client, but the tire is still a big deal, too. - I spoke with Nyle's son directly - he was managing the Taylor location at that time. He was PROFOUNDLY apologetic and promised to do all in his power to rectify the situation. - He NEVER followed up after that. - He NEVER returned (or even answered) another call after that. - Neither he nor anyone else that I talked to there ever made good on their commitment to get us the spare and jack. - No one even TRIED to make good on the $2000 that they NEVER HAD PERMISSION TO CHARGE for a warranty that was EXPLICITLY DECLINED. - No one ever even mentioned if possibly the ext War (that again, we never should have had) might at least cover the roadside assistance charges. No one has ever done anything. AND even our complaint to the BBB has not caused them to get some form of honorable response. My mom bought 2 3/4 ton trucks from Maxwell. My dad bought a 1 ton and a 1/2 ton. We THOUGHT that we would be doing business with them for life. Turns out that they are no better than classic image of a used car salesman. I am PITIFULLY disappointed. NEVER, EVER, EVER buy a car from the Maxwell family! (The "date of experience" on this is the date that I finally stopped actively trying to get them to do something about the prejudice and disservice that they showed/ did to my wife).