Self-Help & Personal Development review
Wrong Altitude review
A one-sitting self-diagnostic toolkit of templates and a scored test, plus a 29-page book introduction, for USD 197 once. Refunds are said to go through ClickBank for 60 days.
Worth it
This is one of the more clearly described offers in this batch: what you get, the one-time price, who wrote it and a 60-day refund route via ClickBank are all stated. The weak points are value and proof. USD 197 is high for templates and a short book extract, and the UN background and 'same failure in 150 countries' story cannot be checked from the page. A reasonable pick for a reader who likes structured worksheets, with the refund window as a safety net.
- Price
- $197
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- People who keep reading self-help but stall on action and want a structured, written exercise rather than another course
- Not for
- Buyers who want video teaching, coaching, community or measured outcomes, and anyone uncomfortable paying USD 197 for templates
Wrong Altitude at a glance
Wrong Altitude is a digital toolkit from Michael Shewchuk, who says he is an international lawyer who worked at the United Nations. The page describes a nine-step toolkit made of seven templates, one scored test and one checklist, built to be completed in a single day. You write your stuck problem as one sentence, score it against four questions and compare it with your last three attempts. A 29-page introduction to the author's book on transformative human change is included. The page is clear that no weekly programme or membership sits behind it. We have not used the toolkit.
- Language
- English
- Format
- Digital toolkit: seven templates, a scored test, a checklist, plus a 29-page book introduction
- Price
- USD 197, one payment
- Refund
- 60-day money-back guarantee via ClickBank, per the page
- Author
- Michael Shewchuk, background not independently verified
- Time needed
- Designed for one sitting, per the seller
- Support
- Receipts and refunds through ClickBank
What the page says you get
The toolkit has nine steps. They include a scored 'Floor Test', a ledger for your past attempts and seven core exercises such as The Named Problem, The Level Shift and The Position Test. The seller says each exercise ends with something written, scored or checked rather than a new idea to think about.
A 29-page introduction to the book Introduction to Transformative Human Change is added so you can read the underlying ideas. We have not read it.
Claims and background
The seller says he spent twenty years at the UN watching the same failure of 'motion mistaken for change' in over 150 countries. That is the author's own account and we did not verify it. The page also says the proof is the diagnostic itself, which is a claim you can test only by buying it.
Some wording is abstract ('altitude', 'floor') and the page does not show a sample exercise, so it is hard to tell how practical the templates are.
Price and refund
USD 197 once, with no membership or upsell program mentioned on the page. The refund route is the ClickBank receipt link within 60 days. The page says there is no countdown, which fits what we saw.
Pros and cons
What works
- Clear one-time price and contents
- 60-day refund via ClickBank, stated more than once
- Author named, no hidden membership
- No countdown pressure
What does not
- USD 197 is high for templates plus a short extract
- No sample exercise shown
- Author credentials cannot be verified here
- Abstract wording
Wrong Altitude FAQ
How much is Wrong Altitude?
USD 197 in one payment according to the seller.
Is there a refund?
The page says a 60-day money-back guarantee applies through ClickBank.
Is it a course or membership?
No. The seller describes it as a one-day diagnostic toolkit.
Does it replace therapy or coaching?
No. It is a self-help worksheet set, not treatment.
The bottom line
This is one of the more clearly described offers in this batch: what you get, the one-time price, who wrote it and a 60-day refund route via ClickBank are all stated. The weak points are value and proof. USD 197 is high for templates and a short book extract, and the UN background and 'same failure in 150 countries' story cannot be checked from the page. A reasonable pick for a reader who likes structured worksheets, with the refund window as a safety net.