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What GIN costs, line by line

Every number a new member will meet in the first year, and what comes back for it.

To join

$1,650 — $1,500 initiation plus the first month's $150

Monthly

$150, cancel anytime from the member portal

Major Events

$1,000 to $3,000 each; one free ticket when you join

Higher levels

Costs are confidential to members

Verdict

For what a single year includes, it is the best-priced training I know of

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The door

$1,650 on the day you join. That is a $1,500 initiation and your first month of dues. After that it is $150 a month for as long as you stay, and you can cancel from your member portal whenever you want.

The events

Major Events are quarterly and run from $1,000 to $3,000. Your membership comes with one free ticket to an in-person event, a $2,500 value, and early-bird pricing takes a substantial amount off the others. There is a virtual option over Zoom. Go in person. The events are where the membership becomes people instead of recordings.

What comes with the dues

Two courses: the Success Mastery Course and the Science of Personal Mastery Course. All thirty Dream Processes, all thirty Leadership Processes, and all thirty Communication Processes, each set carrying a $90,000 stated value. Monthly chapter meetings, local or virtual. Training on the 5-Point GIN Success System.

What one year buys

Join. Work level one of both courses at home. Use your free ticket, and get to Dream Weekend, Leadership Weekend, and Family Reunion Weekend, which is where the three included process categories are viewed. At the end of twelve months you hold ninety processes and the foundation of the whole training. Nothing else I have seen in personal development comes close to that for the money.

When the price is too high

When $150 a month is money you need for something else. GIN helps the able become more able. Come in when the dues are comfortable, and not before. The page on who should join is blunt about this.