The Power Of Numbers- By Oliver Tan- The True Story

I'm Oliver Tan's mastery level student and I can understand your sentiments. I think it would be better if Oliver had given us a complete manual/book with more elaborations, case studies, etc so that one can always refer back to the book/manual if need to.

Another area Oliver Tan and Sterling Management/Numbers Academy can look into is their support, which I found too flimsy.

S$969 is quite a substantial amount and since most of his lessons are done on an impromptu basis, the likelihood of him missing out certain info that was promised to be taught to his students were left out. Also excluded are the amount some of us had paid - Life Analysis for self and family and any revision classes. Add all of these and it'll come up to a 4 figure amount.

Example, numbers on the dad's quadrant were supposed to be "bad" - there was not much elaboration as to how bad is bad and neither we were taught how to decipher what were those "bad" things were all about.

Questionable: Oliver Tan's PhD. conferment - was the university a recognised one or is it a mill churning university like Clemen Chiang of Freely? We all know that things does not happen with a bang, like the theory of the creation of the universe. Maybe it'd be better for Oliver to acknowledge his source of info like where or how he arrived or concluded the meanings of each numbers. For those who are u grads, you'd known that we need to include references, annexes, etc to substantiate our research for our thesis.

Verdict: Attend only if you can afford to splurge on metaphysic science knowledge or if you want to improve yourself and your family or help friends, etc. You'd be disappointed if you intend to make this your full-time career/business cos there are lots of other things that even a mastery level graduate and even Oliver Tan himself can't answer.