How to Subscribe to Essential Skills of Persuasion and Personal Performance

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To subscribe, use the free subscriber membership link on the Essential Skills of Persuasion and Personal Performance homepage, which the site presents as the way to join its Winner’s Circle and keep in touch. The same page also offers a channel subscription option and separate login, registration, and password-recovery links. The site does not state a price for the free subscriber membership beyond calling it free, and it does not describe paid tiers or payment steps.

What the homepage offers

The homepage presents several distinct ways to connect, and they are not the same thing:

Option What the page says it does What you need
Free subscriber membership Join the Winner’s Circle and keep in touch Use the free subscriber membership link on the homepage
Channel subscription “Subscribe to our channel” to follow published content A channel account on the platform hosting the videos
Site account Log in, register, or recover a lost password Username or email address and password; registration for a new account

The page’s excerpt names Tom Vizzini and Kim McFarland and describes the content as persuasion and influence techniques for sales, leadership, and everyday communication. Subscribing is the way to stay connected to that material; it is not described as a purchase.

Steps to subscribe

  1. Open essential-skills.com. The homepage heading reads “Essential Skills of Persuasion and Personal Performance.”
  2. Find the subscription prompt near the top of the page. The page text reads: “Join Our Winner’s Circle Or Click here to get your free subscriber membership and keep in touch.”
  3. Select the free subscriber membership link. Expect to provide contact details so the site can keep in touch; the page does not spell out the exact form fields.
  4. If you prefer to follow the video content, use the “Subscribe to our channel” option instead of, or in addition to, the membership.
  5. To confirm the subscription worked, check for a confirmation message or email from the site. The page does not describe a confirmation step, so treat any message you receive as the signal.

If you already have an account

The homepage includes a login box with fields for username or email address and password, plus a “Remember Me” option. Below it are “Register” and “Lost your Password?” links. Use Register to create a site account and Lost your Password? to recover access. These are separate from the free subscriber membership prompt, so choose based on whether you want an account login or the mailing-style membership.

What you get and what to check

Subscribers are described as joining the Winner’s Circle and staying in touch, which suggests updates and announcements rather than a defined course package. The page’s recent posts and event calendar hint at the kind of material that may follow: posts such as “The Power of Bad Anchors,” a “Winner’s Circle Webinar 12 AM Eastern Time,” “Bad Advice Monday,” and a New Year’s resolution post. The page does not promise that every item is included with the free membership, so check the first message you receive for what is actually included.

Common snags

  • Two different subscriptions. The free subscriber membership and the channel subscription are separate. If you want email-style updates, use the membership link; if you want to follow videos, use the channel option.
  • Login versus membership. The login box is for site accounts. If you have not registered, use the Register link rather than trying the membership prompt.
  • No stated price or payment flow. The page calls the subscriber membership free and lists no payment platforms. Do not assume paid access or a checkout exists; if you are asked to pay anywhere, stop and verify before continuing.
  • Timing details. The webinar listing shows “12 AM Eastern Time,” so confirm the time zone before planning to attend.