Thank you for your comment. It is because of people like you and the others who have posted here and on other pages warning about Gina that many more have learned to avoid her and seek a real mentor.

I think we all have in the back of our minds that you have to spend money to make money and these people feed on that. Now I tell people that if someone can’t deliver something valuable for free, then they can’t do it for money either. The norm on the internet is to overdeliver something for free and then people will follow you. So don’t be afraid to ask them to give you something before spending your hard-earned cash!

I think the people who are in love with her are simply too prideful to admit that they have been taken for a ride. Then $150K later, they curse her. What goes around comes around and Gina and her friends have pissed off a lot of people. Hopefully threads like this will serve as evidence in court one day and they’ll all get locked up for good.

It was a complete waste of money and time. And when we didn’t even discuss what my “big ticket offer” would be, she invited me to give her another $15,000. As if!

I’d heard negative things about her, but I took my chances. It seemed like such a simple and easy thing to accomplish.

Here’s what really bugs me… I filled out a 47 description of my business, my message, my unique selling proposition, how much money I make, and all my media attention (Wall Street Journal, United Press, hundreds of magazines, radio interviews, television, etc).

She told me to dump my niche. (Relationship with Money)

Two months later she came out with her first “what’s your money story?” video series. Ewwww!

Two months after that she started teaching her “money and men” program. (A total rip off of what I’ve been teaching for almost ten years, about the connection between our relationship with money and our relationship with love.) Unbelievable.

I heard from a woman two days ago that she lost $6k hiring Gina (whom she described as “another coach teaching something similar” to me) and got no real coaching (well of course! Gina doesn’t know how to do my coaching). I also heard a similar same story from another speaker at my gig in Hawaii: te other speaker spent $10,000 on Gina, and only got upsells instead of coaching. Gina didn’t even show up for some of their calls. I’ve also heard that some women have recently lost everything–their homes, their health–after investing $150K.

I’m grateful I didn’t take a risk I couldn’t afford. I’m horrified to see the damage she inflicts without remorse. She seems to fit the profile of a sociopath. I hope it eventually catches up to her legally.