Thanks for sharing your experience with Crowd Mountain.

One of the things I look for in a program is the involvement of the coach/mentor/guru because that is what I prefer.

From what I understand, Michelle’s business model is to automate as much as possible.

If she would get a better support team or moderator–it would do wonders to help. I agree with your statement about at least communicating with paying clients because I had the same experience and knowing what was happening would have alleviated a lot of aggro voiced in the CMConnect/ShoutEm.

Personally I was spoiled by the business model of Yaro Starak (who was the first person I studied with).

He always gave of himself and gave great content and coaching while also making sure he had a good support team/moderators in place.

Having said that, I really got some gems from Crowd Mountain that nobody else was teaching.

I am a self-motivated person and crawled through the archives of CM during and after my modules but was really disappointed with the silence and failure to direct me to the next phase–which I would have probably invested in.

Today, I am enrolled in two programs–Immediate Edge, which gives a lot of value but there isn’t much personal interaction (Dan Raines & Ed Dale) and the other is the Third Tribe which I have mixed feelings about.

Anytime you invest money in something that takes you forward–it is a good thing.

Getting clear about what you need and want will help direct you to the next phase.

Two resources I like are IMReportCard & the Warrior Forum because people leave frank and extensive feedback there.

Hope you move forward and find what you need.

I say nearly because as good as the info might be there is no point paying a monthly membership if your mentor is constantly disappearing without any notice or explanation.

In the two months I have been a member Michelle has disappeared twice, the first time was when she was at the Coming Home seminar with Ed Dale, she could not communicate with her paying subscribers because the hotel’s internet connection was poor… for over a week!!! I was receiving tweets from Ed Dale whilst he was on stage waiting to speak!

The second time prompted me to cancel my membership last night, Michelle has been away from Crowd Mountain for nearly two weeks because of flu, we didn’t know she was ill for quite few days.

You would imagine that if you have been away ill for that long the first thing you might consider doing when you do finally get online is send a message over to your paying subscribers apologising for your absence and maybe even giving some indication as to when you might be back, Michelle thought she would just send out a few tweets and not say a single word to those that are paying $127 or more per month to be ignored.

My advice, the info is good, but she may not always be around to give you that info.

Her training is solid and I learned new things from her that nobody else had taught me–and that have been very valuable.

The program was pretty closed mouthed and monitored when I was involved so I can’t tell you who is and who isn’t making any money.

I can tell you that it is not a get-rich-quick type of program–it takes work and diligence.

It doesn’t sound like you are really interested or convinced about her program. Don’t understand how it would “decrease” your earnings but I can say that if you are concerned with these things then it obviously isn’t for you.

Here’s my question – what are her success stories like? Are there any in crowd mountain that are actually doing well with her techniques. She teaches a couple of things I have not heard before and I’m wondering if it’s a fresh approach, or if it will decrease my earnings. She seems to know her stuff, but I haven’t seen her on IM Report Card or many other reviews on whether she is indeed an “expert”.

As with any business (or career) you need to invest time and money.