Your Wish Is Your Command

Your Wish Is Your Command, explained by someone who actually went through it

The 2009 Swiss Alps recording that 111,000+ people paid four figures for is free to register for now. Here's what it is, what's in it, and what I'd tell a friend before they start.

Here is the shortest honest description I can give you. Your Wish Is Your Command is a recording of a private, two-day lecture Kevin Trudeau delivered in 2009 at an undisclosed location in the Swiss Alps, in front of a small paying audience. It runs fourteen sessions, roughly an hour each, and it is his complete account of why the Law of Attraction works spectacularly for a small number of people and barely at all for everyone else — and what the difference actually is.

More than 111,000 people have paid over $1,000 for this recording. I paid for my own path into this material too, and I want to be plain about something this guide says on every page: I'm an affiliate of the publisher and a paying member of the Global Information Network, the club Trudeau founded. I earn a commission when you register through my links. I also think this is the best-organized presentation of these ideas I've encountered anywhere, which is why this whole site exists.

The core idea

Most Law of Attraction material tells you to think positive thoughts and wait. Trudeau's argument is that this is like turning up a radio's volume when the real problem is the station. Your brain, in his framing, is a transmitter, and the state it broadcasts from matters more than the words you repeat. The everyday stressed, scattered state — what the neuroscience crowd calls beta — is precisely the wrong state to ask from. The training is about learning to operate from somewhere else, and clearing what he calls counter-intentions: the quiet, opposing instructions you're broadcasting without noticing.

You don't have to take the framing on faith to find it interesting. There's a well-known result from University College London showing that London cab drivers who pass "The Knowledge" — the brutal exam requiring memorization of 25,000 streets — have measurably enlarged memory structures in their brains, grown from training, not talent. Brains change with training. That's the door this teaching walks through.

What you actually get

The free registration gets you the complete fourteen-session audio — the same recording people paid four figures for — streamed through the publisher's portal. The sessions build in order: the early ones lay out the worldview, the middle ones do the real teaching on state and intention, and the later ones are where the practical instruction concentrates. There is an official 108-page guidebook that pairs with the audio, and its own advice is worth repeating: plan to hear each session more than once. This is a dense fourteen hours, not background listening.

Where it sits in the bigger ecosystem

YWYC is the front door to everything else Trudeau teaches. The Processes are guided sessions that work on one life area at a time — I've done the Money and Relationship ones myself and write about them from the inside. The Global Information Network is the members' club where the full training levels and the live events happen; I'm a member and I lay out the exact costs there, because you deserve the real numbers before you're standing at the door. The expanded book and audiobook are the same teaching in other formats. Start here, free, and see whether the material speaks to you the way it did to me.

Common questions

Is it really the full training?

Yes — the complete fourteen sessions, not a teaser cut.

Why is it free now if people paid $1,000+?

Because the recording is the recruiting engine for everything downstream. The publisher would rather you hear the whole teaching and then decide about the paid ecosystem than sell you the front door. Knowing that upfront, I think it's a trade worth taking — you get the complete material either way.

Who is Kevin Trudeau?

A bestselling author, broadcaster, and one of the most controversial figures in American self-improvement — including federal cases and a prison sentence, all of which I lay out straight in the History & FAQ section, because you should read it and decide for yourself. I did, and I'm still here.