Ten months before finding EPM, I had invested $11k in a year-long mentorship program that I thought would teach me the nuts and bolts of creating my online program. And while this program was pivotal in my personal and spiritual development, it did not come close to delivering the practical information and structure I needed to have an online presence.
Thus, when the chance to join EPM came along, I jumped right in, knowing that the guarantee afforded me a safety net. I kept up with the lessons and assignments (partially so I could ensure I'd be eligible for the guarantee) up until the last few weeks when the other obligations in my life encroached. The day before my last required assignment was due, I considered pushing myself through the night to complete it. However, I realized then that the guarantee really didn't matter anymore. I had so much faith in myself, the process and my evolving product that the money was no longer a primary consideration. I also realized that I had received WAY more value from the program than the $2K I paid.
As the program ends, I am still in the process of finishing my marketing materials - at my own slow pace that fits with the other commitments in my life. However, I have no doubt that I'll be enrolling students in another couple of weeks and will make at least $2K on the first run of my class. I also know that I'll be referencing the EPM class, structure and materials for years to come.