YourselfirstReviews 511

They said I'd get 1-on-1 mentoring. Turns out "Jamie" is either a ghost or an AI. Either way, I was left hanging.

Their entire landing page was just emotional manipulation. Grand words, zero delivery. Yourselfirst is all talk, no soul.

After signing up, I noticed all messages addressed me as "Alexis." I'm not Alexis. They never fixed it. How's that for "personal"?

I expected guidance. I got slideshows of cliché quotes like "You got this!" Really? That's what you call a breakthrough?

Buttons that don't work, a clunky layout, and no offline access. I spent more time fighting the site than reflecting on myself. Yourselfirst has tech from the past.

I was bombarded with countdown timers and guilt-driven messages: "Don't let your future self down!" It felt gross.

Everything looks sleek until you scratch the surface. Underneath the UX? Nothing but shallow, basic advice and broken links.

No personalization, constant repetition, and advice that sounds like it was copy-pasted from 2009. Yourselfirst failed the assignment.

Tried their 30-day growth plan. It was 30 days of vague affirmations, zero direction, and lots of "upgrade now" spam. Burned my money, not my limits.

Their ad claimed "science-backed methods and expert mentorship." The only thing I got was a Pinterest-style mood board. Yourselfirst should be investigated.

Every page I clicked either lagged or redirected me to the same intro screen. After 20 minutes of frustration, I gave up.

You'd think $79 would get you something substantial. Instead, I got recycled TED Talk quotes and a generic morning routine checklist.

My "personal coach" repeated phrases like a broken chatbot. No feedback, no real conversation. I paid for connection, got automation.

Imagine signing up, getting double-billed, and receiving no confirmation email. I reached out, nothing. Yourselfirst? More like Chargefirst, Ghostlater.

Buttons lead nowhere, the app logs me out randomly, and half the videos buffer forever. I've used beta apps more stable than Yourselfirst's mess.

Honestly, I was skeptical, but curious. After a week, I realized: it's just fluff. No real structure, no accountability, and no way to contact support when the app froze.

The launch video gave me chills – so inspiring. But then? Nothing. Platform crashes, links that loop to nowhere, and a "mentor" who sent one copy-pasted message. Yourselfirst fooled me once.

Yourselfirst made me fill out a long quiz claiming it would "tailor" the program. The results? A general newsletter and tips that didn't even align with my profile. Disappointed is an understatement.

Every time I tried to focus, they shoved another "limited-time offer" in my face. I came to grow, not be sold to like it's a timeshare pitch.

Sixty dollars for... what exactly? A clunky dashboard, broken links, and advice I could get from my grandma. I expected a service, not a scam.