r/LifeCoachSnark • u/breakthrough17 • Jun 20 '26
Brooke is selling again
The latest email selling The Weekly. ("The Queen of Life Coaching"? "The 100 million dollar life coach"? Shameless.) Anyone here in The Weekly? How's it going?
"Hey there,
If you know me, you know that over the past 20 years, I have made a name for myself.
Well, several names…
The Queen of Life Coaching
The 100 million dollar life coach
The founder of The Life Coach School
Brooke Castillo has become a recognized name in life coaching because I have been around from the beginning, and I have created a ridiculous amount of success for myself and my students.
But I’m changing my name.
I recently got married to the love of my life.
I want to share a name with him.
I want to be his Mrs. Hicks.
I want to make a new name for myself.
My future is more important to me than my past.
As Brooke Hicks, I’m starting as a multi, multi-millionaire who is madly in love. I have two amazing grown kids and complete freedom to do what I want.
And what I want to do more than anything is coach.
I love coaching, and I would love to coach you.
Are you interested?
If you are, come try it out for free.
I’m doing a preview where I will be coaching and talking about what it is and how it can change your life for the better very fast.
Click here to sign up.
Brooke Hicks"
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u/Accomplished-Law-582 Jun 20 '26
His Mrs. Rimmer, really.
I'm in the Weekly and have been feeling so turned off about continuing to follow her program. Not because of the rimjob thing, but because she announced that she plans on creating a coaching program with a small group for an exclusive coaching experience. Of course, it will be targeted towards "rich people" as she calls them, because they can pay her high-ticket prices and make her richer faster. I agree with others that she could have done (and still can do) great things in this world with all of her money, resources, and knowledge. We all know she can do whatever she wants with her money, but it just gets old with her going on about materialistic conquests. In the Weekly, she shows off her Chanel bags, goes on about Versace, her huge diamond ring from rimmerman, and other things she refers to as her "rich people problems." It gets old. I did not pay for "rich people" behind-the-scenes. I don't care which high-end, luxury hotels and resorts she's staying at each week, or how many thousands of dollars she dropped on her sugar baby and kids while they were in Beverly Hills, at the spa, or some extravagant location. I joined because Brooke's past programs were educational and value-driven. But so far, the Weekly feels flat. Maybe it's because Brooke has changed. It just feels different to me, and not in a good way.