Mastery In Transformational Training

If you do not want or like to think for yourself then this is for you. But I would rather be the driver of my destiny. You will be broken down and you will begin to think that you need them.
Buyer beware.
Has «Ponzi Scheme» written all over it.
These roses smell like booboo.

In the interest of full transparency, I’ve made a few hundred dollars from MITT over the past several years by filling in as a courtesy/​favor when they were short-​staffed, which is by no means a substantial influence in my life.
Having said that, I am an intellectual, skeptical person who comes from intellectual, skeptical people. I’d like to think that I’m not easily hoodwinked, and I tend to think of things like organized religion as flawed institutions that only sometimes have good intentions. Having said that, I whole-​heartedly (and whole-​brainedly) endorse these trainings.
MITT, like all man-​made things, is a flawed entity. But what I know is that, since my friend practically forced me to go after several months of coercion (and after PAYING MY WAY) back in 2012, I have seen the men and women who run MITT and facilitate their trainings weep with anguish over the pain their students have faced in life AND weep with joy over seeing them shed limiting beliefs/​habits/​whatever that held them back from living their best life. Hundreds, if not thousands of times.
Yes, this is a for-​profit company. Some here have suggested that MITT would only be legitimate if it were a non-​profit. Three things:
1. They do have a non-​profit wing called The Torch Foundation that brings empowerment and emotional intelligence training to at risk youth FOR FREE.
2. This argument is sort-​of like saying that doctors, nurses, therapists, and anyone else that helps people be well should work for free.
3. United Way is also a non-​profit, and their former CEO spent millions on things like private jets for personal use… something that many churches do today. Being «non-​profit» doesn’t indicate any kind of morality.
I was a successful person going into these trainings. I was respected by my peers and most people who knew me thought of me as a happy person who was destined for a fantastic legacy. And still, I got IMMENSE value from these trainings. So much so, that I’ve referred dozens of my closest friends and family and gone back to volunteer my time many times.
The coolest thing I got out of this was the skill of separating my ego from myself, such that I can now admit when I’m wrong and trust others to get things done in excellence. I now am surrounded by people who won’t let me be a victim to anything. I’m also now surrounded by people who are empowered by the idea that, even in a seemingly small role in the history of the world, they have the capacity to change the world — even if for one other person.
I am better for having done these trainings, and I was already doing well. I didn’t «need» it (nobody does), but I’m damn glad I did it because I’m even better off than I would have been otherwise. Is it flawed? Sure, but so am I. My job in life is to create the value for myself – as opposed to waiting for someone else to do it for me – and to take what works for me from any given experience and leave what doesn’t.
Thank goodness, I’m no longer «Bitter and jaded, party of one.» I’m glad I didn’t pay attention to those bitter, jaded reviews!

I JUST graduated from the Basic Course. So my opinion is only about the basic course. I really have to say that it’s not as bad as some people make it out to be. It’s not cultish at all. Some people just say that because they don’t know how else to explain a program that helps your self growth and empowerment. Yet people are OK with therapy in general, which can be even worse, more painful and expensive. Anyways, it’s really true that the only value you get out of it, is the value that YOU give it. The more open minded you are, the more you will get out of it. It’s that simple. You can choose to sit all stubborn like in the back and never participate, and that’s exactly what you’re going to get. So it’s really up to you.
To be honest, some people need it or benefit from it more than others, and at different levels. That’s obvious though. Even though I do have clear goals in my life and I’m open minded and happy, I still got something out of it. So to be honest, not all the exercises made a big change in me, but there were a couple that I really did like, and just for those, I’d say the course is worth it. I recommend taking this course. I haven’t done the others and don’t think you have to do LP or go all the way, because I have heard bad things about LP, but this basic course is good in of itself. Again, if you can get SOMETHING out it, even if it’s just meeting new people and making friends, I’d say it’s worth it. I took a risk, and took the class, and I’m glad I did. I got something out of it, and that’s all that matters to me. Hope this helps. If you have any questions, let me know.
P.S The only reason I gave it a 4 star was because the AC was on and I got a cold the was sick most of the training. Other than that, it really was a 5 star. Oh, and Jorge, our trainer, was the best! He’s like Ricky Ricardo from ‘I Love Lucy’. So if you take basic, try and and do it with him.

This was one of the greatest experiences of my life. I was able to connected with my friends and family at levels that I hadn’t for years. I learned skills to communicate with people around me at different levels of intimacy in my relationships and high levels of professionalism in my real estate career.

Mitt has offered me an opportunity to take an objective and clear look look at how I show up to my friends, family and colleges. It has opened me up to challenging myself in ways I had never imagined I could and to shift the way I interact with the the world around me.
Emotional intelligence training is just as important as working on your intellectual intelligence. However we often avoid taking a look at our emotions and how they affect us and those around us. This is the perfect workshop to master yourself and your world

My overall experience in MITT has not been great; mostly colored by the Legacy Program (LP). I wouldn’t recommend their Legacy Program (the 3^rd and last program), because it’s not led by a qualified trainer. I’d recommend the Basic, Advanced course, Grace (twice), Abundance and Prosperity, and Relationships workshops. In the Advanced course I was able to forgive large groups of people. The first time I took LP121, I experienced a group of people who refused to take any risks to grow and stayed stuck while being extremely petty for 3+ months. Imagine a bunch of people smiling to your face and hugging you during the course of the program only to eventually call you «scary,» a «bully,» and «violent» when you’re holding them so high they can’t even see it. I haven’t been called any of those things in all my life. One of my coaches for this program believed that «sometimes powerful people need some equally powerful force to redirect them.» I’m a human being, not a freight train. Weird. While I insisted numerous times that I wasn’t interested in being a Captain, Mike Rossi kept telling me to Senior a Basic course and that they needed «a really powerful female captain.» Kind of cult-​like.
My personal favorite experience was my «angel» (the person who introduces you to MITT) a graduate of LP telling me to check into a mental hospital immediately after leaving LP121. Instead of being compassionate, which the owner subsequently told me I needed to be, he convinced LP graduates (mostly girls in his LP120) that I’m «crazy» and went around telling people that. Majority of guys who call girls crazy are scared girls are stronger and smarter than them. He has since joined the ranks of the tragic PhD Program. All quality leaders.
The 2^nd time around I experienced an LP that seemed to think they transformed into a world-​class leadership program overnight. Between LPs the owner threatened me with legal action and told me my break-​through would be in doing what she said… She insisted I couldn’t do LP124 for silly reasons but had to do the one she wanted me to do or nothing. When you have the owner of a self-​development company who also directs LPs behaving in unstable ways and ego-​tripping, this raises concerns for anyone who’s somewhat conscious. Moreover the captain for LP126 said she was a stand for me and captain for LP124 said he was there for me if anything, but both consistently behaved in ways that weren’t that.
I loved this last LP126. However, imagine being with a group of people who said they’d start/​finish together and called themselves a «team» but took little to no actions consistent with aside from righteously cutting off communication with you. As a team we talked about letting go of the past during an entire weekend, but team members brought up the past again and again. It’s all heart-​breaking and a headache. I was taken out after volunteering for 7 hours (was covering a teammate’s shift) and given a new reason/​excuse every week as to why I was no longer allowed to follow through on my integrity (something they consistently teach you) by completing LP126. One troubled teammate called me a «psychopath» and another claimed I was «sucking energy from the team and that he’d block me off if necessary» and yet another claimed I «was not doing LP right.» Again I have not been called any of these things in all my life until MITT. For weeks I did what I was taught inside of being «committed» which the captain insisted everyone needed to be. The teammates that supported me eventually bought into the fabricated stuff or covered their butts. Additionally my coach told me the director Roger Morgan removed me, and when I asked him directly he said he didn’t. Later a couple coaches who work in the office told me «the same thing happened in the last LP,» and my teammates took me out. These coaches were not in the last program. Forgot to mention one creep from LP121 would not stop texting me that the entire organization was gossiping about me. Weirder.
Have met some amazing people in MITT. However, if you want to be surrounded by people who think they’re leaders after paying for LP do it and be in an environment where peoples’ compounded issues fester. Friends who want you to do it will tell you to trust them and discount other people. Everyone’s voice matters including people on the internet who are sharing their views. Decide what you want to do before signing up and stick to it, because you’re worth it.
Finally, I’ve learned you’re not allowed to hold leaders in MITT accountable for distinctions they hold you to. That being a loving, empowering leader involves getting your heart broken sometimes and knowing you’re worth more than being in an environment where people make up weird stuff about you. There are better leadership programs out there. Look forward to a full refund for this horrendous course and formal apology from the owner. Feel free to contact me if you’ve had similar experiences. Hope sharing helps!

Con artists. They pray on the weak minded and emotionally vulnerable. My friend came over one day and talked to me for like an hour to sign up for this. I was Hesistent because nothing she was really saying made any sense, no specifics, just insisting it made her life better so I figure I’d let her sign me up.
My credit card was charged roughly $ 300 (only half of the actual fee) After looking more into this company and its connection to lifespring and other sort of social MLMs that rely so much on recruitment I decided this was not for me. In fact in reading other reviews I saw the same recruitment tactics that were used on me. Talk of «don’t you want to improve» «what are you scared of» «how will you know if you don’t pay»
Just spooky stuff
I was told there is a no refund policy even though the «class» wouldn’t start until the new year. So I’m out $ 300 bucks for what I don’t know.
If a company is so reputable and claims to be about making people’s lives better and stands by that claim, than why have a no refund policy? To me it just further confirms my suspicion that they just manipulate people into convincing their loved ones into paying into their scam.
RUN!

Transformation comes in many different ways. There’s really no way to give it an exact definition because it will never look the same for any two people. Sometimes it’s in the form of figuring out how to stop over-​analyzing everything in your life. Sometimes it’s in finally being able to forgive yourself for what you did in the past. Sometimes it’s discovering that ONE THING that has been stopping you from reaching your full potential with relationships, money, your faith, etc.
What makes MITT so appealing to me is that its curriculum is written in a way that allows the person coming into the room to make whatever they want to out of it. If you come into the room thinking you’re not going to get anything out of it and that it’s a waste of money, that’s exactly what you are convincing yourself will happen — and it probably will. If you walk in the room with a specific intention of what you want to address, that is what will come up for you, and you will get back what you put in. If you walk in the room unsure, the weekend will reveal some pretty powerful things for you, again, depending on if you’re willing to put the work in.
MITT is a company. Companies are run with money, so yes — it requires that to keep afloat. For me personally, the money was a huge issue for a long time. However, after looking back at how far I’ve come from who I was before my basic to who I am today, I can honestly say it has been worth every single penny and then some. It is an effectiveness training, and it has done just that for me — I’ve been able to identify things in my life that have been working really well, are so-​so, and are not working at all… and what I’ve learned in MITT has given me the opportunity not only to define it, but to tackle it head-​on and to no longer let it rule my life.
I’ve seen a lot of people mentioning the bad taste in their mouth for LP, so I want to address that — although I would encourage everyone I know and love to do the basic and advanced courses, The Legacy Program IS NOT for everyone. It is an EXTREMELY high octane, high energy, experiential program that lasts for four months and it shoves you out of your comfort zone in every aspect of your life. For me (and most of the people in my LP team), that’s been extremely supportive and has caused breakthrough after breakthrough after breakthrough… I graduate in less than two weeks and this has honestly been the most incredible, life-​changing and eye-​opening four months of my life so far, because that’s what I decided to make it.
At the end of the day, MITT is what you make of it. My request is that instead of freaking yourself out by trusting people on the internet who decided to make it into something that didn’t work and was a waste of time, trust the person who cared enough about you to tell you about it in the first place — and decide for yourself what you think of the basic training instead of letting someone else decide for you.

Success and business mastery, I get it now. Please read.
I am an Executive at a 50 million dollar professional services firm. My clients are Fortune 50 corporations based in Los Angeles. The training is 100% experiential and immersive. The exercises are highly engaging, interactive with elements of gamification and team building. You get to make your own experience. There are rest and food breaks during the session. Unlike what some posts say, they allow you to go to the bathroom.
I built some lifelong friends as the legacy community is long and vast. My biggest take away is the ability to listen and build strong relationships with my clients. Most importantly, I tapped into parts of my body that I couldn’t ever imagined.
If you are looking to network with like minded people.
If you are looking for life tools at work and home.
If you are passionate about a cause.
If you want to take your business to the next level.
You get this all. Make it happen.

Several members of my family have participated in the program and benefitted from it.

For those thinking about getting involved in this please read.
1. I have first hand experience as I am a graduate of this program, which means the Basic, Advanced and LP training.
2. The techniques used are extremely powerful and potentially dangerous. They have messed up many people’s lives in many ways. The trainers are not licensed and are using information and behavior control to make you believe this program is so awesome.
3. They will do whatever they can to recruit you and get your money. As I’m sure you’ve heard the fancy words being used (i.e. victim, transforming/​saving lives, paradigm shifting, etc.). If they really want to help you, why are you paying them your hard earned money?
4. I would be happy to share my experience and answer any questions anyone may have about these courses.
Reference:
#Lifeboat #Ropes #cradle #4 #itrustyou #GraduationWeekend #
Have a fantastic day and don’t get sucked into the BS.

You’re either reading this because you are considering attending MIT Training or you know someone who is… I’ll be covering both instances in this review.
I am not into «self work» or spiritual things… Are you? If so, then you should probably not even read this and just go try MITT now. If you are NOT into «self work» then you are like me.
First of all, a bit about my history with MITT — I know a lot of people who have attended the workshops — most of my closest friends have gone and the others are considering doing it…
About 2 years after learning about MITT, I attended the «basic» training earlier this year. I finally went because a friend of mine kept on bugging me about it. This was incredibly annoying and I did not like being pressured. Out of all of my friends who went, why was this one guy still being persistent about this — even 2 years later! He wasn’t even involved with MITT anymore… Now, I know why he kept on talking to me about it… He kept on telling me about emotional intelligence, but I had no idea what it was. All I can say is that now, I use what I have learned every day — Emotional Intelligence is incredibly powerful, and MITT gives you a framework to learn about it through experiences (no books).
Now, if you know someone who is attending the training now — don’t expect this person to become someone else… That’s not what this is about. The whole MITT experience is about learning about yourself and how you interact with other people. If I had known that, I would have gone a lot sooner.
If you are thinking about attending the training and someone keeps bugging you — make sure you ask them why they keep telling you about it! Maybe, just maybe, they see something special in you. Maybe they care enough about you to take time to talk to you about it. More likely than not, they see themselves in you — most of what we say to other people says a lot about ourselves…
In the end, when considering attending — you have to ask yourself one question — would you want to have an opportunity to re-​evaluate the way you are treating your family, friends, and strangers as well as the way you are allowing people to treat you? MITT is a place to practice and learn about that. You will develop some communication and life tools that are invaluable. I can tell you what mine are, but they would probably be useless to you — everyone makes their own.
If someone close to you has spoken to you about going, then, they just might be trying to hint that something about your relationship with them that might be ready for some evaluation… I know that my friend was and I’m thankful that he did.

BUYER BEWARE
Bottomline… MITT is a FOR profit company.
At this point, someone close to you referred you to this program. Maybe you trust them, maybe they just seem happier than you, but for whatever reason, you are contemplating taking this course. I was in the same position. And after taking the 5 day basic course, and feeling an intense pressure to sign up for the advanced class (P.S. if anyone wants to buy my advanced deposit, please DM me! LOL) i realize all this is, is a scam to get your money. Essentially they make you feel like a victim for 5 days, and you have these «breakthroughs» which feel real to you at the time, but afterwards you realize are a result of sleep deprivation, hunger, and dehydration. I am a LICENSED THERAPIST, and i am advising those who have an inkling to join to really reconsider. These people are using psychological manipulation to force you to have «breakthroughs» which are not real, or helpful in the long run. You will feel an emotional «high», you will want to continue with the next course, and you will change the way you talk and relate to others. So if you are desperate, go for it. Otherwise, invest in some REAL therapy.

I did quit LP (legacy program) The reason is because of the constant pressure and abuse of my small group coach. Also I believe that I am an individual with an immense power, I allowed this workshop to give me essential tools for my life, as I saw it. No doubt, the loving energy is strong, however remember to stick up for your desires, no matter the obstacle and excuse, you are strong and powerful by simply being on this earth.
This program is not for everyone and many will fall into a «cult» mindset. This is a culture of love and mutual respect, yet remember it is a business at the core. Good luck to you Guys.
One more thing if you are a man, beware of any attempt to suggest that you are cowardly because you refuse to go into something with no prior knowledge. The People who operate these groups are very often from a sales background
and know all kinds of tricks to get people into the rooms.

I took basic & advanced in June of 2005. I was in my early 20s back then & my brother highly recommended I try it (he did basic only & loved it). I only took advanced because for whatever reason, I got in free of charge. It is a roller coaster experience — but I did learn a lot of things about my potential & who I am. At the end of Advanced, they group you up into subtypes or something & have each group put on a performance based around their strengths & their weaknesses, I believe. I ended up being in the group they called the «world changers» or something to that affect. After an excruciatingly long day — we were the final group to perform & the rest of the class had to hold us up with their weary arms over their heads while the teacher/​speaker/​class facilitator spoke words of wisdom about who we are, what we represent, & what we mean to the world. Pretty powerful stuff that is still with me to this day.
I give it 2 stars because truthfully, when I decided I wasn’t going to go for the Legacy course — it was as if they were personally offended, turned a very cold shoulder & I just recall that I never heard from anyone from that experience, again. They dropped like flies. All of a sudden I wasn’t part of the collective experience anymore — it was bullshit, but I moved past it pretty quickly.
I heard things about the «owner». Who knows if they’re true, but the classes are very expensive (back then, advanced was a grand for a week-​long course — there was no way I could have paid that kind of money, especially after dropping $ 500 on basic the week before). & they don’t provide you with anything. Nothing except a big hotel ballroom from dawn until waaaay after dusk, big speakers with heart-​wrenching music &/​or upbeat get-​you-​going tunes, & of course — the facilitator (peppy & rearing to go for 17+ straight hours). They may have provided water, I think. If they don’t & you don’t bring your own — you’d easily pass out from dehydration.
I drove out from Simi Valley every morning, by myself. & by the time I got back home it was easily 1−2am… Sometimes later. Then I’d have to make sure to have my ass back there by like 7am, sharp. It was no joke, & I abided. They own you for a week for the duration of each course, so take that into consideration. You will not have the time nor energy to do anything else. Would I do it again? Eh — if it was free, possibly. Would I pay $ 1500 for it? Not a chance.

My heavens, it’s already been almost three years since I have stepped into my basic training. My life has changed so much since that day. What I want people to know is that this is a get to for everyone. All walks of life. If you are open to learning something, anything, this is the place to go. My wife just got to go this year, and it changed her life.
I recommend that everyone at the very least do the basic and the advanced training. YOU DONT HAVE TO DO THEM BACK TO BACK, BUT you really should do both. Trust me, you will know why. If you are feeling a little crazy and want to go for a ride of a life time, do LP it’s worth it I promise, but you will have to work really hard!

MITT has changed my life. Next to the birth of my daughter, the most profound experience and life guiding class I’ve taken. I’m empowered with clarity and vision. Don’t think about it, just do.

Chanced my life completely! I cannot believe how much I got from this program. I recommend this to everyone I care for and wish everyone on earth could receive what I have from MITT. I wish I had this experience sooner. I am happy as can be with all I have learned. I feel so blessed to have my life back, and it is BETTER than ever!

My mentor who was VP of Marketing for Playboy and Disney once told me that «a successful Boss works on personal development as much as Professional development.»
The trainings at MITT have been the most effective avenue for my personal development. It has provided me with a lot of clarity, creativity and most importantly, results. Because I am Results Oriented.
I own a successful Marketing, PR and Design firm and for the past 5 years since I started, we have grown slowly and steadily but the trainings at MITT this past year has provided me the clarity that we are capable of much more and ever since than we have doubled and tripled our revenue for same month in the previous year.
My career success is only once piece of the puzzle of my life that has improved, my relationships with my family has become deeper, I have started learning kickboxing, 30 pages deeper in my book, developing a podcast show with a successful media company. And I’m not stopping. Simply, I am on Fiiiire.
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I own my own business, and I initially went to MITT to grow my business. In short, it has supported me to do so in just 2 months! I’m pretty much going 180mph and in full control; with business, relationships, staying fit, eating healthy, playing piano & making time for my FRIENDS & FAMILY.
I didn’t know what to expect when I first attended — I just went on the basis of my friend Ruben who I trusted. It was totally worth the 3 nights and 2 days and the $ 495.
Pretty much, it’s the best life training & coaching in the world.
(Message me if you’d like to ask me any more questions :)