Testimonials

This page is deliberately empty of quotes right now. Not because nobody has anything good to say, but because this site does not publish a student’s words until that student has given written permission and the record of that permission exists.

The rule

• A testimonial is published only with the person’s written consent, held on file.
• Names, roles and photographs are used only to the extent the person agreed to.
• Quotes are not edited into something the person did not say. Trimmed for length, yes; reshaped, no.
• No testimonial is bought, incentivised, written on someone’s behalf, or generated.
• Anyone can withdraw consent at any time and the quote comes down — no reason required.

The technical side matches the policy: the site will not render a testimonial that has no consent record attached to it. That is enforced in code, not left to memory.

Why it is worth the empty page

Testimonials are the cheapest thing on the internet to fake, which is exactly why they have stopped persuading anyone. A page of anonymous five-star praise tells you nothing. A short page of quotes you could verify tells you something. I would rather arrive at the second one slowly.

In the meantime, judge the material directly: the recorded talks are free to watch, the written notes are free to read, and both program pages state who the program is not for.

If you have taken a program

Send it. Tell me what changed, specifically — a decision you made differently, a number that moved, something you stopped doing. Vague praise does not help the next person decide.

I will come back to you with exactly what would be published, where, and with what attribution, and nothing goes live until you confirm it in writing.