Lurn Inbox Blueprint program - think twice! Lurn Inbox Blueprint program, bought in May 2020. Very disappointing. Unfortunately there is no risk free trial or money back guarantee. Potentially good training and system however seems like they didn't invest in it - content is from 2017 not updated enough. More troubling is the limited support. Launchpad is the main reason many buy into it but there are many technical issues lately. There is a forum, Q&A calls, and technical support email but all is working slow due to the limited capacity - It is simply not enough to answer the increasing number of students (now 12k!!)

Prepared for Massive Success! Lurn offers everything I need to know that helps me to build and scale my online business. I am able to find and access courses on anything that I need improvement on or new skills that I need to develop. The Email Startup Incubator course has me set up and positioned for massive success in the affiliate marketing space. Thank you for what you do!

This is what you’re looking for Seeing that Lurn was partnered with Robert Kiyosaki made me check them out and I’m absolutely glad I did! I had been looking for something that could help me break out of my current funk and let me build something online and these courses are everything and more! Absolutely recommend these to anyone who might be stuck or want more in life.

Too expensive overhyped company! Too expensive overhyped company. They should change their sales pitch to mind setting & transformation & NOT promise to guide you & hold your hand step by step to build your business because they DON'T. They keep on upselling you until they get every penny out of their students. Their courses are outdated. You can find free contents from other companies with so much more value than what Lurn offers.

Anik is full of BS Anik is full of BS. fake Ad campaign promising and NOT delivering even a FREE E book..forget about delivering education. this company and this guy has no clue what he talks. unfortunately he is also disgracing Rich Dad poor dad brand