No catch. But there are two reasons I do it, and I'll be straight with you: one of them is completely selfish.

Reason 1. You can't judge this from the outside.

You have no real way of knowing if this is any good until you are inside actually watching the lessons. A sales page tells you nothing. Anyone can write a sales page.

So go look at the real thing. Free. Then decide.

Reason 2. I make more money this way.

(Told you one of them was selfish.)

Free trial means more people start. More people starting means more money for me. Obviously.

But here's the part that actually matters to you. More students means more practice at teaching this thing. More practice means I get better at it. Better at teaching... YOU.

And more people means more feedback. Feedback tells me what's confusing, what's missing, what I need to rebuild. Which makes the program better. Again, for you.

So yeah. I win. I'm not going to pretend otherwise.

But nothing about me winning makes you win less. That's the whole point.

Yes.

The very next page asks which card to bill after the 30 days.

Don't forget that you can ALWAYS cancel before day 30 and owe NOTHING.

Also, if you forget about it and get charged anyway... Send me ONE email. "Hey Antoine, I forgot to cancel, can you refund me?" I WILL REFUND YOU.

I don't want your money if you don't feel like I've earned it.

My reputation is worth a hell of a lot more than your $17.

There's a video that walks you through HOW TO CANCEL.

It's in the first few videos inside the program. Before I get deep into selling, I show you how to cancel.

Weird right? Here's why I do it.

I don't want to charge somebody who doesn't want to be here. If you hit day 25 and you're not feeling it, cancelling should take you a few clicks. Not thirty minutes of digging through settings hunting for a hidden button.

So, I made it easy. A few clicks and you're out, and the video shows you every step.

Honestly? This is the question I get more than any other.

So let me answer it with a question: are you selling to humans?

Yes? Then it applies.

I teach the psychology. In other words, HOW TO SELL TO HUMANS.

You'll learn why people say no. What "let me think about it" actually means. How to make somebody want the thing before you ever say a price out loud.

None of that changes because the product changed.

Rex sells real estate. Dee Dee is a dating coach. Denisse is an account executive. Different worlds... But they are all selling to humans!

And so far, not one member has come back and told me "this doesn't apply to my industry."

If you end up being the first, cancel and owe me nothing. Worst case you lost twenty minutes. You'll live.

You're right. You won't.

Let me just say it: you are not finishing 92 lessons in 7 days unless you quit your job and do this full time. There's too much in there.

That was never the point.

10 minutes a day for 7 days and you will be competent at selling. That's the deal.

The rest of the lessons are what take you from competent to good.

The community is what takes you from good to dangerous.

But start with ten minutes a day. That's all I'm asking for.

Ten minutes.

I'm not going to pretend more isn't better. More is better. But ten minutes a day for seven days is enough to make you competent, and competent is exactly what I'm promising.

If you can't find ten minutes a day, that's not a course problem.

Both.

The course is recorded. Phase 1 is live right now, and Phase 2 and 3 drop as they're finished. Watch them whenever you want, rewatch them as many times as you want, at 2am if that's when you've got time.

The live stuff happens in the community. Roleplay sessions. Q&As. The calls where you bring your actual situation and we work through it together.

Recorded for the learning. Live for the reps.

Depends on one thing. Are you hitting your quota?

If you're hitting it every single month, I'll be honest with you. You'll pick up a couple of things, but I don't think it's worth $17 a month to you. Do the free trial, take what's useful, cancel before day 30. No hard feelings. I mean that.

If you're NOT hitting quota, that's a completely different conversation. That's exactly who I built this for.

Quotas are designed to be hard. Missing one doesn't mean you're bad at your job. Usually it means there's a gap somewhere in your process and nobody ever showed you where to look for it.

Take Denisse. She had been selling for ten years when she started with me. Ten. And she was missing quota month after month after month.

Six months in, she hit it for the first time.

Month seven, she hit it again. Month eight, again. And again after that.

Then she got promoted.

Ten years of experience didn't fix it. A system did.

Depends on you and on what you sell. I'm not going to hand you a number just because it would look good on this page.

Here's what I will promise. Ten minutes a day for seven days and you'll be competent. You'll know what to say, in what order, and why it works.

What happens after that varies a lot. Some people take it seriously and become rockstars. Others don't but at least they are competent now.

What I can promise you is the system. What you do with it is the part I don't control.

Straight answer: it's small right now.

I'm building it as you read this. It is not some abandoned Facebook group with four posts from 2023. It's a private community and I'm in there every day.

But I'm not going to sit here and tell you there are five thousand people waiting inside. There aren't. Not yet.

That is exactly why you're paying $17 instead of $97.

Early means a smaller room. It also means when you post something, the guy answering you is me.

Yes. Course, community, all of it goes away.

Hold on. $17 a month is not cheap.

That's $204 a year. That's real money and I'm not going to insult you by pretending it's pocket change.

But here's the actual answer. It's $17 because I'm early.

I'm building this thing right now. I need members. I need feedback. I need people telling me which lesson is confusing so I can go rebuild it. You're getting in before that work is finished, and you're getting priced accordingly.

It's going to $47 when Phase 2 drops, then $97 when Phase 3 drops. Either way, you stay at $17 for as long as you stay a member.

That's the trade. You get in early and cheap. I get the feedback that makes this thing great.

Probably not. Not yet.

Let me talk you out of it for a second. You only get one free trial. Use it when you actually have something to sell, so you can take what you learn on Monday and go use it Tuesday and watch it work.

Learning to close when you have nothing to close is theory. Theory is boring and it doesn't stick.

Go get something to sell first. Then come back and spend your trial on it.

If you're just curious and you want to look around anyway, that's fine too. It's free. Your call.

You should. I'm serious.

If you don't have anything to sell yet, go watch YouTube. It's free, there's genuinely good stuff on there, and you'll learn something.

But here's what YouTube can't give you. Order.

You watch a video on closing. Then one on objections. Then one on cold email, from a different guy, with a different system. Now you're stitching together five people's frameworks and hoping the pieces fit. That takes months. Sometimes years.

What you're paying me for isn't information. It's the order. What to learn first. What to learn next. What to ignore until later.

And look, the trial is free. Same as YouTube. Try both.

If YouTube is serving you better, cancel and go back to it. I don't think you will.