YourselfirstReviews 511

I spent more than I'm proud to admit for what amounted to a glorified calendar. Feels like a S C A M...

Yourselfirst promised transformation — I got a PDF and a playlist. Totally underwhelming. Such a waste of time.

I reached out with specific concerns. They replied with a generic FAQ link. That's not support. Disappointed...

I committed fully, followed every step. The outcome? Nothing. Just vague ideas and recycled quotes...

If you're a human with emotions and complexity, this platform isn't for you. It's built for a theoretical client that doesn't exist.

I truly believed this would help me break through. Instead, it drained my wallet and offered zero clarity.

Tailored to you — that was the hook. Total lie. Myself and two friends got the exact same content. It's just a scam!

Beautiful site, great font choices — but no real value underneath. Just digital wallpaper. Nothing interesting here...

Buggy, confusing, and slow. Took me ten minutes to navigate to my next module. Every time. Stay away and save your time.

Got spammed with upsell emails after saying no once. Then subtly shamed for not "investing in myself."

I can't believe I fell for this. Yourselfirst offered nothing unique. Just another cash grab masked as self-help.

My life circumstances are specific, but the platform doesn't care. Same content for everyone. Nothing special...

I gave it an honest shot. Followed every step. But in the end, it felt like I paid for a prettier to-do list.

I trusted Yourselfirst to help me grow, but all I found was a slick shell with nothing meaningful inside.

For what they charge, you'd expect some customer service. Instead, just silence and frustration. It's pointless...

Logging in feels like a chore. The tools glitch constantly and offer no real value. I regret every second.

If I see "believe in yourself" one more time, I'll scream. This is not coaching — it's copy-paste encouragement.

All hype, zero follow-through. Yourselfirst oversold itself and underdelivered on every level. Waste of time.

I thought it would help me grow. Instead, it made me question my judgment for trusting it at all. Stay away.

The lessons? Copy-pasted motivational blog posts from the early 2010s. Nothing tailored. Just fluff.