“I had my first “official” conversation with Steve Harper last week as part of my membership package.  We talked for a full hour, which could have easily gone on longer, and will absolutely be continued in the future.

At the end of said hour, I was left with much to ponder and reflect upon.  What fascinates me about talking with Steve is that he doesn’t have to possess an intricate knowledge of the career/passion/interests you are involved with, but he can break down every struggle you are having into its most basic human elements and address those magnificently. 

He has no script or checklist, rather an innate ability to cue in on where you are in your life, and a genuine desire to promote and enable your betterment as a person in general.

Full disclaimer: I generally hate this kind of thing.  I am not a fan of motivational speakers or any of this nonsense.  It is so kitschy and overdone.  We are constantly inundated with “one size fits all” theories of success.  If we simply find the motivation to go forth and conquer, the world is ours, like we are some kind of modern-day Hun or Mongol.  This is absolutely not Steve.

Steve is incredibly disarming in his sincerity.  He doesn’t care if you are a CEO of a major company, or an unemployed dude trying to find their way.  He does not operate from a template.  He takes the time to hone in on where you are and where you want to be, and his ability is uncanny.  He speaks ideas into reality, like some sort of Neolithic shaman.  And then he gives actionable homework. 

What he knows off the top of his head is astounding.  It speaks to the human spirit.  It speaks to his understanding of what makes us go from mere existence to what can make us excel.  He knows what makes people tick.

If you find yourself on the spectrum of simply trying to improve your professional life to being absolutely lost, he can and will help.  I believe he feeds off of this.  His method is intensity disguised as a casual conversation.

He radiates energy like a solar flare, disrupting every sense of self you thought you possessed.  In short, he sees you for what you can be, not who you are content to be.  He has a knack for seeing through the layers of the onion of personality and addresses the core.

Tony Robbins would do well to give him a listen.”

— Cody Shelton