Nah it's just that I'd rather people make their own decisions based on their own research if they choose to go down the BC route. There are plenty of options out there... different instructors, styles/methods, prices, cities, etc. What worked for me may not be the best for someone else. For example I have a strong distaste for "indirect game" (I have never once used an opinion opener) and so I was glad to find a program that was based on a more direct/natural approach.
Plus BC may not be right for everyone. If you expect to magically get better without putting in the time and effort, you will be disappointed. Even now, I know that it will be a lot of work to get to where I want to be.
I had an instinctive "this is like admitting I'm a loser" response to the idea of doing a BC, but in the end I have no regrets.
Plus BC may not be right for everyone. If you expect to magically get better without putting in the time and effort, you will be disappointed. Even now, I know that it will be a lot of work to get to where I want to be.
I had an instinctive "this is like admitting I'm a loser" response to the idea of doing a BC, but in the end I have no regrets.