The Conscious Creation Academy

The Conscious Creation Academy is for people exploring spiritual practice. Go beyond mainstream spirituality.

Why you should join: Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Skool. Public price is $27 a month.

The one-liner

An advanced manifestation academy bundling belief work, psychic training, and purpose-driven business skills.

What they actually sell

The Conscious Creation Academy, led by David Marshall, targets conscious creators who are done endlessly consuming spiritual content. The about page bundles RealityMap.app, limiting-belief training, advanced manifesting, psychic development, purpose-driven business building, YouTube growth for business, monthly workshops, and trance meditations. Standard includes live meetups, a monthly workshop, a nature-of-reality course, RealityMap membership, belief training, and trance journeys. Premium adds conscious business training, YouTube client attraction, high-ticket programme creation, and AI funnel systems. Free community access, challenges, and a monthly live teaching sit as the front door. No formal trial is advertised.

Who pays and why

Spiritually literate people who know the theory but still do not apply it, and who also want a purpose-led income. They pay to move from consumption into practice with tools and business training under one roof.

Where the members come from

David links Facebook, Instagram, a dedicated site, and YouTube. The academy is clearly the paid layer of that conscious-creation media brand. Follower totals are not printed on the about page.

What's holding it back

Mixing deep metaphysics with high-ticket business training can confuse positioning. Members who came for trance work may bounce when the feed turns into funnel systems, and vice versa.

Steal this

Bundle a proprietary reality-creation app into membership so the community is not only discussion, it is a tool people open weekly.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other practise-plus-profession hybrids such as yoga teacher business labs. Weak for purely devotional communities that reject monetisation talk.