It is and it's not. We are doing this workshop as a group from 5/15 on, and moving at a one-lesson-per-week pace, with weekly Q&A when you sign up with Safehouse (to upgrade your offer, check out and you'll get a chance to say "yes I'm sure" on the next page before you're actually charged). This pace is robust, and you're not required to move that fast, but we love to pack an insane amount of value into our monthly subscription package, so we let people go fast if they want. However, you will not absorb the internal work if you go faster than weekly. This is not speculation. We've taught this before

about 45 minutes per week.

Yes! Breaking Broke 2.0 is an objective, mathematical process. It doesn't discriminate and it doesn't matter if you feel like you're a "good" person, or a "talented" person. You do the work, you get the results.

You'll have a digital version, but it is a writing workbook. I personally abhor trying to write on PDF's on my phone. If you move fast, you can get the workbook while it's still on sale. We priced it crazy low on sale ($8 vs. $28) so you're really only paying for printing and shipping, which is less than your toner cartridge would be for 200 pages. Just search Onami Book on Amazon for that.

Then don't! There's seriously hundreds of hours of content on there. It's EVERY single workshop I've ever done, as well as archives and all kinds of random bonuses, for example: calls with my accountant and SEO mentor included in Empress Academy

head to mamionami.com/success and follow the prompts to get all your content on your app for PC, tablet, or smartphone. YAY for no more remembering passwords to random forgettable platforms like Kajabi or Thinkific.

If you buy a la carte, sure. It's an Enneagram so you can do it over and over again and it only gets better. If you rent, grab the workbook and revisit that way.

yes, people with this block usually assume they're so bad with money that they won't ever notice their subscription going out and be charged indefinitely.
I teach a workshop on money blocks, so that's not been an issue for me in some years.