success insider reviews expose tim han’s course trap as mindset fluff masked as mentorship

[SECBait]

Joined Tim Han’s Success Insider back when I was naive enough to think mindset courses were a shortcut to income. Dropped 3k on the EBA funnel thinking it’d help me turn “passion into profit.” Instead I got a Slack group full of wannabe life coaches, a VA reminding me to journal my affirmations, and webinar replays telling me “you literally can’t fail.” No leads. No backend systems. Just emotional manipulation with some Canva.

 

[Steven Cohen]

Joined Tim Han’s Success Insider back when I was naive enough to think mindset courses were a shortcut to income. Dropped 3k on the EBA funnel thinking it’d help me turn “passion into profit.” Instead I got a Slack group full of wannabe life coaches, a VA reminding me to journal my affirmations, and webinar replays telling me “you literally can’t fail.” No leads. No backend systems. Just emotional manipulation with some Canva.

Bro they sold me a payment plan like it was a coaching plan. 12 x $300 and all I got was guilt tripped when I asked for receipts. Alice told me to “believe deeper” instead of showing any client results.

 

[ExitNodeZulu]

Bro they sold me a payment plan like it was a coaching plan. 12 x $300 and all I got was guilt tripped when I asked for receipts. Alice told me to “believe deeper” instead of showing any client results.

LMAO same. I asked if anyone in the cohort ever got paying clients and this one guy told me “you’re thinking too small.” The only thing that scaled was Tim’s VA team following up like debt collectors.

 

[SignalsInTheSmoke]

Joined Tim Han’s Success Insider back when I was naive enough to think mindset courses were a shortcut to income. Dropped 3k on the EBA funnel thinking it’d help me turn “passion into profit.” Instead I got a Slack group full of wannabe life coaches, a VA reminding me to journal my affirmations, and webinar replays telling me “you literally can’t fail.” No leads. No backend systems. Just emotional manipulation with some Canva.

They teach from Catch Me If You Can like it’s a sales bible. The whole idea is you only gotta be one step ahead to charge someone $1k a month. Basically a fraud loop disguised as mentorship.

 

[CypherFundz]

They teach from Catch Me If You Can like it’s a sales bible. The whole idea is you only gotta be one step ahead to charge someone $1k a month. Basically a fraud loop disguised as mentorship.

Exactly. He literally says “sell before you’re ready” then frames it like spiritual alignment. Meanwhile most of the cohort’s broke trying to be transformation coaches.

 

[SECBait]

Exactly. He literally says “sell before you’re ready” then frames it like spiritual alignment. Meanwhile most of the cohort’s broke trying to be transformation coaches.

He pulled the Leonardo DiCaprio story out like gospel. Dude was showing people how to pitch before they knew how to onboard. That’s not leadership, that’s staged delusion.

 

[Steven Cohen]

Joined Tim Han’s Success Insider back when I was naive enough to think mindset courses were a shortcut to income. Dropped 3k on the EBA funnel thinking it’d help me turn “passion into profit.” Instead I got a Slack group full of wannabe life coaches, a VA reminding me to journal my affirmations, and webinar replays telling me “you literally can’t fail.” No leads. No backend systems. Just emotional manipulation with some Canva.

Funny part is the content wasn’t even bad. It was just all front-loaded with no pipeline behind it. Good production, sure. But where were the systems? Where was the traffic strategy?

 

[ExitNodeZulu]

Funny part is the content wasn’t even bad. It was just all front-loaded with no pipeline behind it. Good production, sure. But where were the systems? Where was the traffic strategy?

Facts. If I wanted a glorified TEDx monologue I’d hit YouTube. This was marketed like a business incubator. Felt more like digital therapy with payment plans.

 

[SignalsInTheSmoke]

Facts. If I wanted a glorified TEDx monologue I’d hit YouTube. This was marketed like a business incubator. Felt more like digital therapy with payment plans.

They bait you with self-development, then upsell a mastermind in Thailand. Like I’m not flying across the world to drink coconut water and talk about vibrational resonance. Get real.

 

[CypherFundz]

Joined Tim Han’s Success Insider back when I was naive enough to think mindset courses were a shortcut to income. Dropped 3k on the EBA funnel thinking it’d help me turn “passion into profit.” Instead I got a Slack group full of wannabe life coaches, a VA reminding me to journal my affirmations, and webinar replays telling me “you literally can’t fail.” No leads. No backend systems. Just emotional manipulation with some Canva.

Also his refund policy is a joke. They pretend like you get 30 days but ghost you when you file. Saw multiple people get locked out mid-chargeback.

 

[SECBait]

Also his refund policy is a joke. They pretend like you get 30 days but ghost you when you file. Saw multiple people get locked out mid-chargeback.

Right? Then they spam you with fake warmth and accountability emails like you’re the problem. Meanwhile Tim’s on IG flexing the villa and “next level frequency.”

 

[ExitNodeZulu]

Right? Then they spam you with fake warmth and accountability emails like you’re the problem. Meanwhile Tim’s on IG flexing the villa and “next level frequency.”

That retreat wasn’t a business accelerator. It was a filtered content farm for testimonials. One guy I met there literally said he maxed a credit card just to be filmed saying “my life changed.”