Hey Reader!

This morning I shared how much Sascha retained from the first few lessons of my A&P 2 course the next day (it was over 90%, if you didn't see that email!).

This time I want to share a message I got from another student, Yamaris, who is in college full-time and wondering if the course was really worth the investment.

Here's what she said:

That feeling is pretty common.

Course prices add up, especially as a student, and it's completely reasonable to pause on any purchase like this.

But Yamaris had something a lot of you don't have yet: she'd already seen my teaching work for her before, using my free YouTube videos to get through A&P 1. So when it came to paying for A&P 2, she wasn't taking a leap of faith on a stranger. She already knew this style of teaching worked for her.

If you're on the fence because of the price, not because you doubt it'll help, I hope her experience gives you a little more confidence. (And if the upfront cost is the sticking point, there's now a payment plan available at checkout.)

Plus, if you enroll and it turns out it's not right for you, tell me within 30 days and I'll refund you, no questions asked. I honestly don't want anyone's money if this isn't the best resource for them to learn A&P.

But I hope you'll join me and the other 50+ students who have enrolled in the course already. Only 34 hours to decide because enrollment closes tomorrow at 11:59pm CDT.

👉🏼 Learn more and enroll here​

Let me know if you have any questions at all, and I hope to see you inside!

-Justin

P.S. I tried to get a recommendation from Morty too, but he only cares about the skeletal system...