What Our Clients Have To Say

I meet Lee at a networking event he hosted and fortunately won a coaching call with him. We ended up speaking for an hour, when the goal was simply to book a time for the call the following week - he wasn't in a hurry to make the call and run. He mentioned he was running a workshop that weekend and while it was 'last minute' he thought it'd be perfect to help me get through some challenges. The marketing skeptic in me wondered if it was part of his funnel, and I waited for the $997 price tag........ 

But, I was wrong. No $997. I had to double check the price. Saying the price was cheap would give the wrong impression though. So there was little actually stopping me from attending. Maybe if the price had been too high. After all I'd only met Lee a few days before. But I thought, what did I have to lose? A few hundred dollars? Something at least resonated with me in Lee's demeanour, the fact he spent an hour with me on the phone and STILL wanted to schedule the coaching call I'd won for the following week also told me something about him. Plus, surely I'd learn at least that amount of value in a full day workshop (I know people charging more for a 1 hour call). 

After attending the workshop I found that Lee is super passionate about his 'why'. I describe his why as wanting to help people be the better versions of themselves. The ones that are inside them but are being hindered by those little gremlins (as he calls them) that their life, experiences and society has conditioned into us. He sees the power of our brain and wants to show people how we can use it to achieve what we want in life. And get past any obstacles that we have. 

The one thing I liked the most about the workshop was pushing me out of my comfort zone and making me do things differently. Because that's what you need to do to change. As Lee says "The difference is what makes the difference". Besides that I'd say how Lee explains why we are the way we are and how we can use that to change and the tools he gives you to actually go home and make the changes are the other most valuable parts of his workshop. Sure, you feel good during and after the workshop, but motivation without action doesn't last. He gave me a few easy to do daily tools that will see lasting effects of what he taught. Even if you don't do everything (I haven't...) one or two small actions can mean a world of difference. 

I'd definitely recommend Lee's workshops with this caveat. 1. You go with an open mind. 2. You want to change. If you want to stay the same and you're happy with being the same forever, don't go. Really. But if you want to learn how to get past your 'inner gremlins' or whatever is in the way stopping you from achieving whatever it is you want to achieve, go. Even if you don't know what they are, you'll soon work them out. It'll be the best few hundred dollars you'll spend all month that might just change how you view your world. Or you could go out drinking, for dinner or something else. I chose the former. I'm glad I did. 

Michael Napl