CuriousPiyuesh Reviews 

I have signed up for the Visual Thinking Workshop and paid the workshop fee. After I paid, in a couple of weeks the workshop date was announced as April 27th. I reminded them that they are organizing the workshop on a public holiday date (King's Day) and I cannot attend the workshop. As a next step, I asked for a refund. They said they would but after many reminder emails, I still did not get the refund.

If you're considering taking a course from Curiouspiyuesh.com, be warned - he was peddling marketing tactics and spineless and rely heavily on FOMO (fear of missing out). While his low ticket course offers value (typical of online marketers) once you're in, the pitch for a higher ticket product begins, with the subtle the psychological marketing and shaming and consistent tactics to elicit positive feedback and reviews on all professional platforms (e.g. FB, linkedin etc).

It sadly didn't end there. Looking for a refund during the consideration period (or 12 hours past it!), you are met with resistance and excuses. The typical claim that the course is worth more than what you paid for it.

While Curiouspiyuesh.com may not be a fraud, he certainly did lack moral spine when it comes to swallowing money, especially during post-pandemic times.

Of course it's not his fault that we fell for the manipulative marketing tactics and FOMO pitches.

In the end, the money was taken, and back turned on you, making any number of excuses to justify their actions.

This review wont make a difference to him or anyone, but it needed to be said, this is how the money is earned, go ahead and enjoy it.

Updated to reply :

1. This is regarding refund for a course that was never used/logged in., within just a few hours after the "window" of sale was over. You have the proof of who has never logged in to your course. And if you fabricate that part, then theres nothing we can do really.

2. Unless you plan on making the refund, there is no point in connecting with you.

3. Proof is simple, not that hard, but according to your ethics, you feel that once the course login is delivered, your responsibility is over, then that is that.

Would only like to move further if you have provide commitment. Otherwise its the same old "1 in 37000" standard reply, no empathy.

Thanks

Pictures speak louder than words. We tend to forget faster what we heard but when it comes to visualising or seeing; we remember it for a longer period and easily recollect it. It is more important in business environment and more specifically when we are presenting facts and figures. The pictures add value, lower the monotony and bring home the point very easily.

Piyush Sir, has captured this idea very well. Honestly speaking, I had never considered I can draw a straight line. This is the case since when I was a student and in Geometry classes when the teacher was asking to draw a straight line, I always faltered.

However, with the guidance of Piyush sir, today, I am confident to put my points across through the various images easily and succinctly.

If I am asked, I will certainly recommend him to the corporate sector and everyone whosoever thinks about making their presentations livelier and communication succinct to go for this program. Piyush sir, is the ultimate.

Less is More! Piyuesh demonstrated literally in simple strokes how we can impact and influence when we choose do draw rather than speak. Even the most quizzical person experiences a sense of pride as they are able to draw their thoughts and feelings!

Had an awesome learning experience with Piyuesh. In the short time we had for the workshop there is a lot that you take away from the workshop. Loved the delivery of the workshop along with the small tips that were shared along the way!

This workshop has been my best investment of not only my money but also my time. My key takeaways from the workshop were:
1. How to make boring corporate PPT's interesting and interactive.
2. How images can convey more as compared to text.
3. How to keep the viewer engaged and focused on your content and ensure they remeber the information
4. How to increase your viewership and create connections
5. And a few life and marketing lessons that were a perfect cherry on the cake.

PS: you've got to enroll to know how amazing these sessions are.

Piyuesh had us spell bound from day 1. I have never been able to draw people, i must say i was quite pleased with the outcome. Going in my expectations were relatively low, and these were surpassed. I must confess though that at times I felt I was in an infomercial, Ron Popeill style. Yes we received lots of freebies.... still, perhaps it could be dialed down a bit. Fact remains that i put in full effort to receive the next class for free, and paid a hefty sum for another of his classes.

The workshop was a great learning experience. It basically helped me to get rid of fear of drawing. Overall flow, hands-on assignments were very well designed and delivered. Interactive nature of workshop made it more effective even though it was done online remotely. Thanks Piyuesh for this wonderful experience.

Awesome Workshop
It was a very energetic workshop. I really liked the way Piyuesh was conducting the session. The workshop has prompted me to think differently and it bring out the child within myself. His way of teaching visual doodles is just at another level. One of the best workshop I have ever attended since long.

I attended the 2 day visual thinking workshop with Piyuesh last weekend. I am amazed how he uncovers the hidden potential of everyone to draw and convey the message. I am already using it at my work and is helping me be more influential and approachable at the same time.

It is very useful tool for trainers , teachers ,managers ,and leaders .
Worth spending time,money and resources we can our younger generation as well .
Ideal for almost every type of industry . Strongly recommend.

The sessions conducted by this guy are all marketing and no knowledge at all.

Forcing someone to write a review to get a "Certificate of Completion/Attendance" for his workshop is morally unethical. This is not acceptable at all.

He is a marketeer and not an expert in anything but praising himself all the time in his workshop.

It's his duty to offer a certificate to participants and if he says "I have to put extra effort into creating a certificate for each participant", he has no moral right to conduct any workshop.

As he has requested to write a real review with real feelings, am writing this. I would suggest NOT attending his workshop at all. Search for some other good course on Google. They are FREE and far better.

The 2 day workshop gave me ideas on depicting my thoughts. I always looked for such sessions. The interactions made the training much more interesting. Thanks for the wonderful sessions Piyuesh!

Wow 🤩 first time in my life I could realise I can draw free hand drawings .
The way Piyuesh could take the training was amazing ! It was very fun at the same time able to learn serious visualisation required for my profession .

I love the vibe and the energy Piyuesh created over the 2 days of the workshop. The webinar was fun, engaging and full of loads of learnings. My visual vocabulary is now growing all thanks to the 2 awesome days. As an Educator, I think my students can definitely benefit from using visual notetaking strategy.

Piyuesh way of teaching is full of energy and fun. I got a taste of new language called visual thinking/ visual notes. I think as a parent, it will help to get our children full attention and energy when try to teach something either their subject or habit.

This was a very immersive and interesting course….a lot of self-learning to be done on your own to really understand and put together into practice the techniques into the workflow.Enjoyed the course!Thank you Piyuesh !!

Incredible personality and visual thinking master. I had a terrific time learning and playing with new tools. Attending his workshops is highly recommended for anyone who wishes to create message stickiness in their content. To put things into perspective, I attended his workshop at 4:00 a.m. on the weekend, and he made sure I didn't fall asleep with my eyes wide open.