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One the whole, Dan's books are great value for money.

He knows his stuff and yes, people either love him or hate him. His methods DO work but you need to be willing to take the time and effort to make them work FOR YOU.

Two and a half grand IS steep, but it might be a good investment for you (only you can know for sure). To dip a toe in the water, see if there's a local GKIC group in your area https://dankennedy.com/localchapters. It might be a good fit. Try it risk free for a month, THEN sign up at a higher level if to do so feels right for you.

Are you prepared to act on what you learn? Are you prepared to work hard to develop your knowledge and skills?

Those are the things that count when you consider ANY self-improvement course. If you are prepared to commit yourself, the price of the course is probably reasonable ("worth it"). If you're not, then it would be too expensive at $250.

Start with a self-examination to determine what you want for yourself. Where do you want to be in 5 years? Then lay out a plan to get there. If that means taking a course for a few thousand dollars, then the price is probably worth it.

Note: This is not based on any particular familiarity with the Dan Kennedy course. I have, though, been involved with other courses -- as both a consultant and a student (and once as an author). You might also consider whether there is a money-back guarantee of some kind. A few courses like this have a risk-reduction component.