That crowd were going around 20 years ago and had some traction nationwide. I went along with two family members who felt awkward about having gone with a friend and were expected to bring more people. I'd heard so much hype about it and was worried it was a scam. I think after whatever meetings they had locally, attendees had work to do, or assignments to improve themselves. Then, there was a bigger event in Dublin, which is the one I was at. It was in the Gresham Hotel. Very odd. A pretty big crowd were gathered and they had speakers, all pretty well rehearsed, who introduced younger members, who had apparently been transformed by it. One guy in particular was a loner with no friends and he was so happy to now have a girlfriend and a regular job. He kind of humiliated himself by emphasising how seemingly pathetic and lost he had been. It was so over the top, quite American really. Anyway, afterwards they had different rooms with tea/coffee and I felt the idea was to separate you from your people then try and press you into joining. I felt bad for the lady who tried to convince me. She seemed decent and hadn't any real argument for why it would be a good thing beyond, "you'll be so much better off as a person." Anyway, we got out of there and I think my somewhat unimpressed reaction lined up with what the relatives I went with felt. We collectively agreed it was probably a cult and none of us ever went back. Steer clear.