One Coach John Assaraf Big sell before entry, High coaching fees, No flexibility for lower incomes, no refund given when increased business income does not materialise San Diego, California

While the last post may be accurate. It doesn't concern me. for ALL the customers that I coached as an independant contractor for Mr. Assaraf I delivered beyond what was expected.

Whether Assarf was a jerk isn't really fair to me...after his company closed I was left owed money that was never repaid-as you can imagine while I don't like this I just have to move on and take the loss-although this is something I'd never do to anyone. Ifd my company folded I'd pay back each and every one of the people who I owed money regardless of whether my business closed or not-as a matter of integrety.-But hey thats just me.

I agree that  Income takes time to build and a business doesn't happen overnight. this is the point of my post the customer simply didn't follow through with practical tangible coaching.

I interacted with a company who worked with Assaraf and he was a jerk to work with and does not conduct himself in a professional manner. He was very rude and aggressive, and wasn't flexible with the company. Based on what I've heard about Assaraf and his lack of professionalism, I would never buy any of his coaching products or services and I think the Secret is a big hoax - just another attempt to rip people off in the coaching arena. Income takes time to build and a business doesn't happen overnight. I'm all for positive thinking but if your intention is only focused on monetary then your intention is not coming from the right place. I'm not surprised that you haven't had success with Assaraf's coaching program. 

For the interests of accuracy:

I was hired by OneCoach to coach a customer through a program that was designed by OneCoach and was supposed to bring each customer affluence and business success (And I believe that Mr Assaraf/Onecoach did create a program in good faith)

I'm not a fan of OneCoach (The company hired me and went bankrupt owing me a considerable sum of money) all completely legal and sad to see the company "Go under".

I must point out though that the client did not commit to the OneCoach coaching program, I observed that he didn't compete his assignments and was unwilling to do what was needed (Either as a result of being unable or unwilling) I providd the customer with much more of my time than he purchased (I'm sure he'll agree with this fact) in my humble opinion he just didn't take action on the recommended action advised by OneCoach. Now one could argue that if he didn't have the skills to follow through that he wasn't an ideal customer to enter the program, but I'll leave that for another discussion.
ultimately to sign up for a coaching program and then ask for your money back when you don't get results but have failed to take the action that the program asks is easy to do, Its easy to write negative comments about anyone online, easy to place the blame on others when you fail.
I hope this comment comes across as a positive and accurate, the customer is a good man I believe
Regards.
Giles Fabris

Hey buddy,

Why slander John Assaraf's name when you are the one who is broke, bitter and pissed off you can't afford to pay on a contract you agreed to.

Why would John's company lower their cost for a struggling person, who is more likely to fail that those that see the value and pay the asking price.

I have found that if a person can't pay the asking price, asks for a lower price, or complains about the price... that person is most likely to BLAME the company for his failure.

You should be ashamed of yourself for using this forum to slander a very famous man who is full of integrity and his company's policies are written and clear for anyone to see.

Perhaps you should just get a real job and leave the entrepreneurship to people who can take responsibility for their actions.


T. Wind
Texas, USA