Afnan Khalifa
Business For Home defines a leader and a professional networker in Direct Sales as follows:
"A leader and professional networker is the one who has the ability to guide and at the same time is able to motivate team members, inspire respect and confidence and explain the power of the compensation plan".
But they should also have:
- Effective communication: They must transmit the needed information suitably. It’s fundamental for leading.
- Vision: A leader needs to have a vision, which means not only thinking in a short term, but trying to see a bigger picture.
- Balance: Give importance to team members’ opinions.
- Art of Feedback: In order to produce good feedback it’s important to keep it impartial and objective. Criticism must bring solutions and improvement.
This experience has been financially devastating. I paid $22,000 USD for what was sold as an “all done for you” program and business, only to find out it was all lies. The Brand Code and Afnan Khalifa called it a “mistake” and refused to refund the money. The Miami trip was a complete disaster. Nothing we were told we would accomplish happened. We paid for our own flights and hotels even though we were told everything was included.
On the second day of the trip, Afnan said we were going on a yacht. None of the promised learning, coaching, or filming took place. Instead, we were told to lie to the US Coast Guard if they pulled us over because the boat was over capacity. We were forced to comply to break the law.
About a week after the trip, and only three weeks into the program, a 95% of the women asked for refunds because nothing that was sold for $22,000 was delivered. It was not “done for you.” It was “do it yourself and pay us.” This program preys on women’s dreams. I learned the hard way. Please do not fall for it.
I’ve taken a lot of online programs before, but this one felt different. From the very start, I felt like Afnan actually gets what women like me go through — the doubts, the overthinking, the “am I good enough” moments.
The lessons are simple but powerful. It’s not just about building a brand, it’s about remembering who you are and what makes you you. That hit deep for me and gave me a new sense of clarity and purpose.
I’m honestly proud of how far I’ve come since starting this. It gave me that gentle push I didn’t know I needed to finally start believing in my own unique voice and vision. 🙌🏻
My project had an audience, but growth stalled. Clients said "we trust you," but I didn't know why🤷♂️
I impulsively took The Brand Code course. My brand was just my name and a profile picture—with no real substance.
The structure was the most valuable part. It sounds simple, but doing it step-by-step, I discovered so much. I put in the work, revisiting some modules twice.
I didn't become a "guru," nor did I want to. But within three months, media outlets contacted me for expert comments. One post got 5x my usual engagement and brought two major clients I still work with🙏🏻
Now, I have a clear roadmap, not a jumbled mess. I know what I'm doing and why. It was worth it.👍🏼
I don’t know about others, but my experience with The Brand Codes turned out pretty interesting 😅
I joined with zero expectations, just to see what the system was about.
The first thing I noticed — everything is put together really neatly. It’s not overloaded, but you can tell they actually thought through the content. The lessons are short, no fluff, and some of them really give you those “ohhh, that makes sense” moments.
I especially liked the part about content and uniqueness. Before, I was just posting random stuff with no structure, but here, bit by bit, a clearer picture started forming — like why and what I’m even showing 🤷♂️
Of course, not everything is perfect. In a couple of places I wished for more practice and real “beginner level” examples, not just stuff from influencer or brand worlds. But overall, it didn’t feel like a waste of time at all.
So yeah, solid experience, no hype. Just a normal system that actually helps put the chaos in order 💪📌
Tbh, I didn’t think the course would hit me like that. Most stuff out there feels kinda boring, but with Afnan it’s diff — like she’s actually talking to you.
The part about owning your uniqueness really stuck with me. Not tryna copy someone else, but building from what’s already inside — that was super inspiring ✨
Yeah, sometimes I wanted a bit more clarity, but the support team was on point, and I felt like my growth actually mattered.
Now I feel way more confident and I’ve stopped low-key sabotaging my own ideas. That’s a big win for me.
Before the program, I constantly felt like I was stuck. I wanted to develop my personal brand, but I had no idea where to start, what to post, or how to present myself the right way. I wrote posts randomly, with almost no reaction, and eventually I lost motivation.
When I joined The Brand Code, for the first time I had a clear structure. I realized that branding isn’t about pretty pictures -it’s about meaning, about how you communicate with people. They helped me organize everything into a system, and it became so much easier: now I know why I’m writing, who I’m writing for, and what I want to achieve.
Now I’ve started seeing my first results – people are reaching out to me directly, asking what I do, and even making purchases. I stopped being afraid to talk about my products and I feel more confident.
For me, this has been not only about business, but also about inner transformation. I finally started to believe that I can build something of my own, instead of just watching others do it
I paid $21,000 USD for the VIP “Private Jet” program and the experience was extremely disappointing. From the start, I was given late access, incomplete materials, and “bonuses” that were recycled from free webinars. The VIP mentorship that was promised was never delivered.
In the group chat, important questions and concerns were deleted without explanation, and support often ignored inquiries instead of addressing them. The program was disorganized, unprofessional, and far below the standard that was advertised. She paid women and influencers to give her 5 star reviews and to make her program look legit!
The woman said in her webinar that “she pays rich people to be around her so that she can be rich, look rich” lmfao she’s the worst example of a Muslim woman! Stop claiming you’re Muslim you Munaafiq!
Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this program to anyone.
DO NOT TRUST HER WITH YOUR MONEY!
I joined her webinar which promised to educate. She just spoke about her courses that cost 30k rediculous she’s selling dreams and that’s how she really makes money is by pretending to make money off social
Media run by bots. I got blocked from the webinar for speaking up.
What a joke
The whole webinar she was trying to sell her courses
Pre recorded just reading everything and unable to get her words out properly.
I joined her webinar which promised to educate. She just spoke about her courses that cost 30k rediculous she’s selling dreams and that’s how she really makes money is by pretending to make money off social
Media run by bots. I got blocked from the webinar for speaking up.
What a joke
The whole webinar she was trying to sell her courses
Pre recorded just reading everything and unable to get her words out properly.
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Bree Heidenreich is nothing more than a conartist fraud, she’s an exotic dancer like me! We work at the same club in Tempe Az and I have worked with her at other clubs. She will try to convince you like all of Rakan’s other brainwashed boss babes to spend all your money and invest in this useless pyramid scheme! The sad part is the only ones making a lot of money are the ones on the top of the Ponzi scheme who are men! Lmao they say women empowerment but they’re all being scammed and used for their looks that’s it. This is nothing but a NWM scam and Bree Heidenreich is one of the biggest scammers. Please file complaints with the FTC and SEC to stop these frauds.
SHE SCAMMED PEOPLE THROUGH iGENIUS. She pretended to be a crypto investor, but her real income came from recruiting people into an MLM with a $1599 package. Once you paid, you got one call, no real support, and then she disappeared. She even mocked people for wanting to start small, like investing just $100.
When she got exposed and could no longer sell the “crypto investor” lie, she rebranded herself as a “branding expert.” But don’t be fooled, she built her platform on manipulation, flashy lifestyle, hype, and false promises. This rebrand is fake. Be careful who you trust.
SHE SCAMMED PEOPLE THROUGH iGENIUS. She pretended to be a crypto investor, but her real income came from recruiting people into an MLM with a $1599 package. Once you paid, you got one call, no real support, and then she disappeared. She even mocked people for wanting to start small, like investing just $100.
When she got exposed and could no longer sell the “crypto investor” lie, she rebranded herself as a “branding expert.” But don’t be fooled, she built her platform on manipulation, flashy lifestyle, hype, and false promises. This rebrand is fake. Be careful who you trust