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My business partner is seriously considering joining, so I’ve been doing some digging. I came across a thread calling CEO Life a scam, and now I’m not really sure what to make of it. Most of the complaints seem to be about the price and the aggressive sales calls, which I can understand, but I’m having trouble figuring out whether there’s an actual scam issue or if people just felt burned after getting a high-pressure pitch for an expensive service. Has anyone here actually gone through the process or know someone who has? Just trying to get an honest picture before my partner commits.

Running a large division as a corporate ceo and starting to think about if the private members club model that founders tend to use has anything to offer for someone in a corporate role. The peer challenge at my level is similar with fewer people I can talk to candidly, more filtered feedback, harder to find peer accountability. Does the private members club for entrepreneurs format translate to corporate leadership?

Looking back, I realised some of my biggest lessons came from decisions I was convinced were the right move. I am curious what yours was and what you'd do differently today.