▲How Replays Work During the Event
Events like this typically make session replays available to registrants during the event window — that's part of why the cart stays open until September 15, days after the last live session, and why the official event window itself extends through September 13. Your registration email is where access details land, so register early and keep it handy. Not signed up yet? Join free here.
▲The Planned Recording Package
At the partner briefing, the team discussed a paid recording offer in the funnel — the kind of package where the private sessions between Iman and Russell get bundled for buyers who want them permanently. The thinking, in Russell's own words: his audience "will buy a $495 upsell in the funnel for sure — something like a recording of this," referring to the closed-door Boise sessions where the two interviewed each other. Pricing discussed was in the few-hundred-dollar range and, like everything in the funnel, may change under the company's split-testing. Check the official offer pages during the event for the final version.
▲Why Live Still Beats Replay
Three reasons. First, bonus announcements: past events added new bonuses on days 3, 4, and 5, and live viewers hear them the moment they drop — see the bonus page. Second, the buying calendar: the offer opens day 2 and closes September 15, so replay-only viewers who fall behind can drift past decision points without noticing. Third, energy: the last event had 150,000 people watching at once, and the live chat, WhatsApp groups, drawings, and VIP sessions only happen in real time. Use replays as a backup, not a plan.
▲A Replay-Watcher's Checklist
If you know you'll miss sessions, do three things. Register anyway — replay access flows through your registration email. Calendar the two dates that don't move: the day-2 offer open (September 7) and the September 15 cart close. And skim our bonus page mid-week so you know what's been added while you were away. Replays protect the learning; the deadlines still run on the live clock.
Our Verdict
Register even if your week looks busy — replays give you a safety net during the event window, but block out whatever live sessions you can. The schedule page has every date.
▲Why This Team Records Absolutely Everything
Understanding their recording habit tells you a lot about what replays will exist. At the private partner event in Boise, Iman's team arrived with a full breakdown presentation — several hundred slides documenting exactly how they run their quarterly challenges — and initially decided to scrap it until they'd read the room. They also mentioned a separate 90-minute session dissecting their past challenges, which Russell described as one of the most valuable hours of his life and which they deliberately held back from the general replay.
That's the pattern: sessions get captured, then released selectively. Some become free replays, some become paid packages, and some are reserved for partners. So when you ask "will there be a replay," the honest answer is that there will be several tiers of recording — and which tier you can access depends on how you registered.
▲The Three Tiers of Recording
Tier one — in-window session replays. Available to registrants during the event window, which is part of why the cart stays open until September 15, days after the final live session. This is your safety net for a missed evening.
Tier two — the paid recording package. Discussed at the briefing in the few-hundred-dollar range. Russell's own reasoning was that his audience would happily pay for a permanent recording of the closed-door sessions where he and Iman interviewed each other. Like everything in the funnel, pricing may shift under split-testing, so the official offer page during the event is the version that counts.
Tier three — the partner recording. Affiliates who apply for the partner program receive the private challenge breakdown — the one Russell called worth its weight in gold. Applications are here.
▲What a Replay Can't Give You Back
Replays preserve the teaching. They don't preserve three things. The first is timing: bonuses announced on days 3, 4, and 5 land while you're catching up, so you may hear about an offer improvement after others have already acted on it. The second is interaction — live chat, WhatsApp group discussion, drawings, and any live Q&A only happen once. The third is momentum, which sounds soft but isn't: people who watch live tend to finish the week, and people who plan to "catch up on the weekend" often don't.
The practical compromise: watch whatever you can live, use replays for what you genuinely can't attend, and set calendar alerts for the two dates that never move — the day-2 offer open and the September 15 cart close.