The costly Toronto Learning-Annex event was advertised as a learning experience. After attending the two-day event I can safely say that the educational aspect of the overall experience was about 10% or less. Within that 10% you'll pick up some new terminology, awareness to new resources such as grants and some humour. All of the seminars offered were nothing more than well packaged infomercials.
This particular instance of false advertising is especially disturbing since one is paying a hefty sum of money to see 90 minute advertising. But I presume that is their loophole. If you're trying to master the art of putting together an infomercial or become an expert in shameless self-promotion then by all means these guys are pros. However, if you are truly seeking the answer to wealth-building and real-estate management then you are wasting your time.
If you can get the tickets under $30 then you may consider attending for the sake of humour and speakers like Branson, otherwise get a good book and you'll end up about a hundred and ten times wiser.
Marc
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
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