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Life Path Unlimited Review From Someone Who Almost Joined

Life Path Unlimited Review From Someone Who Almost Joined

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Life Path Unlimited - in this review I will explain why I did not join this company.

In 2006, Dave MacKenzie, Joe Neid and Patrick Combs founded Life Path Unlimited, a company to bring high-quality personal development and abundance products to more than 30 nations around the world.

Life Path Unlimited is a top tier company (also falls in category of MLM company), as a majority of the commissions earned are from personal, not organizational sales. About 58% of the sales revenue is paid as an upfront commission to the referring distributor, which gives you an opportunity to earn income extremely fast. An example would be if you sold one package of the Discovery Series you would earn $1,000 in up front commissions, which is just over 58% of the initial sale.

How much does it cost to be involved in Life Path Unlimited?

Some of these expenses are one time, and some of them are potentially recurring, either annually, every six months, or monthly.

The Awakening DVD: $29.95
The Discovery Series: $1,695
The Breakthrough Event: $8,995
The Destiny Event: $14,995
Synergy Training Conference: $144
LPU Membership (six months): $97
Total Investment: $25,955.95 - Not including marketing expenses such as PPC, monthly website expenses, and other forms of paid marketing such as newspaper advertisement, banner ads, etc.

So exactly what are these series and events about?

The Discovery Series is a complete multi-media home-study course that shows exactly how to get on the path to prosperity and personal development. Fourteen accoplished and veteran teachers teach you exactly what purpose, power, attraction, results and more have to do with personal prosperity. The Discovery Series also comes with the Awakening DVD, the 56 Days to Destiny program and access to Saturday morning Beyond Discovery calls.

The Breakthrough seminar is a three-day, all-inclusive affair for personal growth held at a variety of different resorts, such as Cancun or Puerto Rico, twice a year. Listen to life-changing and inspirational speakers and break through limiting beliefs at the fire walk. The ticket of the seminar is for two people. Airfaire is not included in the price.

The Destiny seminar is a five-day event for two at some of the most luxurious and exotic places on the planet, such as Egypt, Tahiti or Europe. Participants are treated to inspirational talks by enlightened and empowered speakers; at the Destiny seminar every participant is actively and constantly engaged in taking their prosperity to the next level. The price of the Destiny seminar doesn't incluse airplane ticket.

Why I didn't joined ?

To be honest, I did consider whether or not to join the company. Making a $1000.00 on every Discovery sale sounds great. Still, the very first question I ask myself when evaluating an opportunity is if I would be interested in purchasing the product even if I wasn't going to join the business. The trouble with Life Path in my opinion is that I would never spend that kind of money on what they're providing.

I would rather attend a conference with Dani Johnson, seminar with Jerry and Esther Hicks, or I could spend that money on internet marketing courses to market my actual business.

Simply put, I can buy similar quality training programs from other sources at a fraction of the cost, meaning for the same self development budget I can get ten times more the training. Of course I do believe that the Life Path Unlimited products offer value, it's just that since I wouldn't pay for it myself I couldn't rationalize getting involved with it just to make a buck.

Is Life Path Unlimited A Cheat?

Life Path Unlimited falls within the FTC regulations for being a legitimate home based business opportunity, and cannot in any way be classified as a scam. It is completely legal, and is a simple business model to understand. It allows you to make great upfront money, as long as you know how to promote, and that you can easily find people willing to put out large sums of money for the product.