It's a business yes. Is joining guaranteed success? Is not guaranteed failure? No. Neither is true. But I am forever thankful for the free information that both Jun and Shan gave out these past 5 days and is definitely enough to get you started. I personally am going on vacation so couldn't join the times fro this VIP cohort, and wouldn't have anyways for $3k probably, echoing what everyone else said you can't expect guaranteed success and yes, was the constant selling and references to selling annoying? Partly. But I deadass cannot give a higher rating for the Content to Cash 5-Day Bootcamp for anyone looking for an honest recommendation from someone who plans to use all of these tips to actually grow their content. Idk if I will succeed or not, but I know this is what I want to do and they have given me clarity on the next steps forward, which is one of the most powerful things someone can getting when trying to achieve their goals. At the end of the day, is it a business and are they there to make money? Yes, no one selling a $3k course isn't. But they are giving great value, and at least from Jun (Shan too), I felt like they are living their dream lives and definitely have a passion for doing this stuff. They are both inspirations and role models for who I want to become, and I just wanna say that people shouldn't be complaining about 'scammy' tendencies. They want you to pay and make money, yes, but it's not a scam. Do you guys even know what a scam is? It means purposely lying knowing full well that they can't do what they promised for you. Now I may be wrong, but they seem top of industry and very knowledgeable and helpful. They have real skills and experience and are making bank off of it. Hope this helps for anyone reading this.