Questionable Basis of Philosophy in the Quantum Success Coaching Academy

The Quantum Success Coaching Academy's life coaching philosophy is based on the teachings of Abraham-Hicks, a questionable New Age spirit-channel, whose core teaching is the "Law of Attraction," which, in a nutshell, says that if you want something, all you have to do is to believe that what you desire is coming to you and experience this belief so deeply that you feel certain that it is true, and, in response, the Universe will make it show up in your life. Taking action to get what you want is not necessary according to Abraham-Hicks, and may even obstruct your ability to get what you want if your motivation for taking action is because you do not have perfect faith that what you want is coming. While the QSCA begins its curriculum with the aforementioned teachings of Abraham, later in the program it teaches that taking action actually *is* necessary, and that the Law of Attraction just enhances the efficacy of one's actions. (While this appears to be philosophically inconsistent, the inconsistency was not addressed in the program, nor was any resolution offered.) 

My Advice:
In considering this course, it would behoove you to watch a lot of Abraham-Hicks videos (https://www.youtube.com/user/AbrahamHicks), to see if you really resonate with its/her teachings. I find its/her antics, coarse jokes, and vague metaphors (i.e. "vortex," "high flying disc") that it/she substitutes for clear philosophical explanations to be distasteful, and I don't feel that its/her message is, to say the least, fully accurate.

~Joscelyn