Hi Eben, Thanks for the interesting information again. You are one of the gurus who provide amazing value in all your seminars.

I can probably answer the guy above my comment. Just being around like minded people keeps bringing out the best in you. It does me. I always get new ideas when I listen to Eben or Frank. You guys are great. Keep up the great work.

jo people buy this I'm in this program for 3 months and so far it is worth five times what I've invested It is just worth it

I joined the GuruMastermind the first time it was launched. I have to say that it has been one of the best investments in my information marketing business. Just attending the live summits are more then worth the investment in the program. I am already registred for the next event on Conversion and can't wait to attend. Hopefully I will see you there... ~Brett http://www.FreeTrafficBigProfits.com

I have already learned so much through the free videos and following where they lead me, I cant wait for the structured mastermind environment to take my education to a totally new level

Hi Eben, I was hoping to find a contact form but couldn't locate one so hopefully you'll catch this comment. Been following your blog (which isn't getting updates last I checked) and this video blog site. I do like your work. But a few questions come to mind. Since nothing truly specific is brought up about the paid memberships and courses in great detail, how do we define and draw the line whether being apart of the Guru Mastermind program is valuable. Specifically for someone who already understands greatly about SEO, PPC, driving traffic, building content, and all the other areas of marketing. For someone who is doing 5-6 figures per month. Someone not necessarily John Reese status but definitely knows their stuff. At what point can you distinguish whether there is still value in being apart of the program since nothing super specific about the program is disclosed. I guess what I'm trying to say is I find value in spending money to attend events to be able to meet people in person, share ideas, network, etc... But for a course to try to engage users and teach them at the same time (albeit with some networking), how do you justify that it is still valuable because they would learn something out of it even at their level. So say for example if you were talking to Frank Kern, John Reese, and other people in the field doing what they do and more, making just as much, what would you say to show there is value for them to attend or would it pointless at that point because anything that could be taught would already be in their knowledge and skillset?