About the course: 

“David Snyder – Vibrational Influence 2020” – Hold on to your chakras, folks, because it seems we’re about to enter the realm of high-frequency energy and cosmic vibrations. Look, I’m all for tapping into positive energy and embracing a good vibe, but when someone claims to teach “vibrational influence,” especially with a timestamp like it’s a limited-edition energy drink, my inner skeptic starts humming a skeptical tune.

Here’s the thing about influence, vibrational or otherwise: it’s not about mystical manipulation or projecting your aura onto others like some kind of new-age superpower.

• Specificity is key: What exactly is “vibrational influence”? Does it involve chanting mantras, wearing certain crystals, or mastering the art of the cosmic eyebrow wiggle? Vague promises of influencing others through unspecified “vibrations” set off alarm bells.
• Influence should be ethical and transparent: Attempting to influence others without their knowledge or consent, even under the guise of “good vibes,” is manipulative and disrespectful. True influence comes from authenticity, clear communication, and respecting others’ boundaries.
• Results matter more than mystical jargon: Can David Snyder back up his claims of “vibrational influence” with tangible evidence? Are there testimonials, case studies, or any real-world examples of how his methods have helped people achieve positive outcomes in their lives?

Remember, real influence comes from building genuine connections, communicating effectively, and acting with integrity. If David Snyder’s program relies on vague promises, mystical jargon, or raises ethical red flags, it might be best to steer clear and focus on more grounded and ethical approaches to personal growth and communication.