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itsthatseason.com currently shows a mix of scraped or overlapping content: Camera 2 Cash, a photography income program, and terms and event pages for Discipline Over Desire. However, the main information centers on the “Vice to Victory Challenge” and a 90-day coaching program. The former is a 3-day online live challenge designed to help men break habits such as porn, masturbation, weed, alcohol, hookups, and endless scrolling. The latter is a 90-day program focused on fitness, nutrition, mindset, and discipline training.
The 3-day challenge runs from September 7 to 9 at 9:00 AM Eastern Time. Each session lasts 45–60 minutes, covering topics such as “breaking dopamine slavery,” “turning urges into fuel,” and “building an environment and peer support.” The sessions are not held on Zoom, but livestreamed inside a private members’ area; no camera or microphone is required. Those who cannot attend live can watch replays in the group for 7 days. The 90-day program also includes customized fitness and meal plans, AI text-message reminders, a client portal, weekly group live coaching, and 1-on-1 calls in some tiers.
Pricing information is incomplete. The challenge page claims there are 50 free tickets, after which the price will increase. Replays are available by default for 7 days, with an option on the next page to purchase lifetime access to the recordings. The price of the 90-day coaching program is not disclosed. The pages do not mention any certificate, completion credential, or third-party accreditation, so it should not be treated as a professional certification course.
The advantages are that the course structure is compact, with a relatively clear setup for live sessions, replays, Q&A, daily action steps, and accountability. Viewing through a private members’ area also improves privacy. The drawbacks are that the promotional copy is highly sales-driven and includes personal stories, income claims, and luxury-consumption narratives, while there is little externally verifiable information. The content touches on addiction and psychological-behavioral issues, but no qualifications in counseling, medicine, or addiction treatment are shown. The course also uses clearly Christian and masculine framing, so users should assess in advance whether its values are a good fit.
It is more suitable for people who are comfortable with English-language instruction, religious framing, a men’s personal-development community, and a short, high-intensity challenge. It is not suitable for those who need professional psychotherapy, Chinese-language support, or a formal certificate. Accessibility from China is unknown. The livestream is at 9:00 AM Eastern Time, which is roughly evening for users in China, so the timing is manageable, but users should confirm whether the website, email, SMS, and payment methods work. Alternatives may include domestic counseling platforms, self-discipline check-in communities, fitness habit apps, or more systematic courses on behavior change and psychology.
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