@Jeffrey Buoncristiano In a word, no. That's the short answer. Here's a more complete one: I have three reasons for no. First, I hated what I did and how I did it to get where I am now. I wouldn't push that path on my proverbial worst enemy! (I can't think of any REAL enemies.) Second, mystery. I was just reminded yesterday from YOU in a video in the classroom that there's great power or value or something like that in a little mystery! Third, what I have or have achieved is irrelevant in the WIIFM world. I think the Ferrari, mansion, look at me era is long since effective and in my case would be very inauthentic. The value of more understated successes is rather dependent on the situation. In my case, all my testimonials are tainted by the context of Christianese. I was a church leader for a quarter century and what I have to show for all the blood, sweat, and tears invested in that world is, well, f'ing pitiful. I don't want any of that seeping into what I'm doing now. I developed what I do in the church but it is far more effective out here in the wild. So my problem (especially with a bold claim like making smart people smarter) is in credibility. Fortunately, I have two and a half decades of development behind me. I can give away (or sell cheap enough to overcome credibility concerns with guarantees, etc.) the foundation of what I do. It's transformational all on its own. Once someone experiences that, credibility will not be a concern. But there's plenty more depth where that came from. Lots more for people to invest in, and the payout for buyers is Immense! Okay, that was a really big answer to a not-so-big-question.

@Jeffrey Buoncristiano I really appreciate that! I’m going to take you up on that BIG TIME next week!