My wife and I were extremely excited about our daughter attending the Wealthy Habits camp. Our daughter was excited as well. We were very disappointed in the execution of the camp. The concept of the camp is excellent. However, the actual execution of it was horrible. We are sharing this because we want parents to know what occurred and use their own educated choice on whether to send their child to the camp or not. Day one was horrible. Many of the participants had horrible behavior. The leader of the camp was treated with great disrespect. Not only was she verbally bullied but all of the female participants were verbally bullied to the extent of making participants cry. One female participant was picked up and body slammed to the floor. Instead of following the protocol sent in an email for parents to sign, the leadership did not follow their own protocol of telling parents and participants that they cannot return. After three days of verbal bullying, the leadership and the CEO finally told two participants not to return. Needless to say our child gained nothing from the camp. It was not worth the time and the expense. When we wrote an email to the leadership, we got a matter of fact response that only tried to justified their horrible decisions that were made after three of the five days of the camp had passed. To even make it worse, the leader of the camp, was very good and developed great rapport with some of the participants that did not cause the problems, was taken out of the camp and a new person became the leader. This was done with no notice to the parents and the participants found out when they arrived. Needless to say some participants were very upset and did not want to return to the camp for the ditch and final day. When asked, leadership said she was removed for her safety because some of the participant that took part in the bad behavior was still present. The CEO communicated that she did not want to take a chance for the remaining participants who were part of the issues to continue to mistreat her. My question to the CEO is if this is the case, what about the participants that were treated bad and bullied? What about their safety? I got no response to this question. I take it that it is ok for the participants to continue to be in the presence of those who did the bulling but it is not ok for their leader. All I can say is "Wow!" There is so much more that I could write, but I think anyone reading this gets the point. This program is very badly managed and is in a desperate need for better management and leadership. Anyone considering this camp needs to take in account what occurred. (July 15, 2023) read more