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Is GIN worth it?

For the right person, without question. For the wrong person, it is a waste, and I can tell you which you are in about a minute.

Cost

$1,650 to join, $150 a month

Worth it for

Teachable people who are already stable and want more

Not worth it for

Anyone looking to be rescued

How to find out free

Your Wish Is Your Command

Verdict

Worth it. I stayed when the founder was in prison, and I would again.

Get the free training →Free to register. Start here before you spend anything.

What the money returns

The training first: two courses, worked side by side, that go far past anything in the free material. Then ninety processes at no charge. Then the events. Then the people, which is the part that compounds. You do not buy relationships with your dues. You earn them, over years, by becoming someone the other members want to know.

The strongest evidence I have

I was a member when the founder went to prison and the club was sold. Staying was not the easy choice, and plenty of people left. I wrote about those years here. I stayed because the training had already changed how I operate, and because the man at the center of it was writing me personal letters from prison when he had every reason to think only about himself.

For whom it returns nothing

If you need the dues money, if you want someone to hand you a life, or if you arrive with a grievance, GIN will give you nothing and you will leave saying you were cheated. This page goes through it.

How to decide

Do not decide from a review. Listen to the free training. If it resonates, look at the numbers, and if they are comfortable, join and get yourself to one Major Event.