The Pathway Sedona Review: Enthoozee pyramid scheme reboot
The Pathway Sedona operates in the personal development MLM niche.
The Pathway Sedona’s website domain (“thepathwaysedona.com”), was registered in February 2023. The private registration was last updated on January 20th, 2025.
Heading up The Pathway Sedona are Eddie Travis and a woman going by “Allison”.
Eddie Travis appears to be a long-time MLM fraudster. Six years ago Travis was running Enthoozee, an MLM pyramid scheme:
Enthoozee has long-since collapsed. Today Enthoozee’s website domain (“enthoozee.com”), redirects to The Pathway Sedona’s website.
As per “Allison’s” The Pathway Sedona corporate bio;
I have had the privilege of aligning with Eddie’s visionary approach to life coaching since our paths first crossed in 2001 at a golf seminar in Southern California.
In 2017, I was honored with an invitation to join Enthoozee, further cementing my commitment to this field.
With a PhD in Clinical Psychology, I am thrilled to contribute my expertise to The Pathway Sedona Life Coaching Team.
The Pathway Sedona’s “Life Coaching” appears to be a baloney layer of attempted legitimacy;
The coaches learn how to use awareness, mindfulness, ego intuitiveness, movement understanding, human responsibilities, and a rigorous method of BRAIN WAVE PRACTICE to guide their clients to success and happiness.
I say baloney because, apart from the subject matter, The Pathway Sedona’s Life Coaching has nothing to do with its MLM opportunity.
The Pathway Sedona and Eddie Travis (right) appear to be based out of Arizona in the US.
With a claimed PHD in clinical psychology, it appears “Allison” might have too much to lose by disclosing her involvement in The Pathway Sedona.
Read on for a full review of The Pathway Sedona’s MLM opportunity.
The Pathway Sedona’s Products
The Pathway Sedona has no retailable products or services.
Affiliates are only able to market The Pathway Sedona affiliate membership itself.
The Pathway Sedona affiliate membership appears to provide access to its “life coaching”.
The Pathway Sedona’s Compensation Plan
The Pathway Sedona affiliates pay $500 to join the company. Commissions are paid when they recruit others who do the same.
It should be noted that The Pathway Sedona’s compensation plan marks the $500 tier as “phase 1”. It is unclear whether there are more expensive tiers.
Recruitment Commissions
The Pathway Sedona pays a $150 commission per affiliate recruited.
Residual Recruitment Commissions
The Pathway Sedona pays residual commissions via a binary compensation structure.
A binary compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a binary team, split into two sides (left and right):
The first level of the binary team houses two positions. The second level of the binary team is generated by splitting these first two positions into another two positions each (4 positions).
Subsequent levels of the binary team are generated as required, with each new level housing twice as many positions as the previous level.
Positions in the binary team are filled via direct and indirect recruitment of affiliates. Note there is no limit to how deep a binary team can grow.
Residual recruitment commissions are paid as $50 per pair of matched recruited affiliates across the binary team (1:1 each side).
Matching Bonus
The Pathway Sedona pays a 20% Matching Bonus on residual recruitment commissions earned by personally recruited affiliates.
Joining The Pathway Sedona
The Pathway Sedona affiliate membership is $500. It is possible there are additional more costly tiers to join.
The Pathway Sedona Conclusion
There’s not much to The Pathway Sedona, it’s a simple MLM pyramid scheme.
With everyone in The Pathway Sedona signing up as an affiliate, nothing is marketed or sold to retail customers. This is a clear violation of the FTC Act and accompanying FTC guidelines.
The life coaching side of The Pathway Sedona is a carryover from Enthoozee. The Pathway Sedona appears to just be a reboot with a name change.
No idea when the MLM pyramid scheme was attached but Eddie Travis has been flogging his brand of personal development since at least 2010.
The bottom line is the coaching is irrelevant in light of Enthoozee and The Pathway Sedona being illegal pyramid schemes.
As with all MLM pyramid schemes, once affiliate recruitment dries up so too will commissions. This is inevitable and will result in The Pathway Sedona collapsing.
Math guarantees that when an MLM pyramid scheme inevitably collapses, the majority of participants lose money.
This Allison appears to tick a lot of the boxes for The Pathway Sedona’s Allison:
arizonafamilytherapygroup.com/allison-spencer-lcsw/
I’m not 100% sure as it’s hard to tell with the heavy filtering and cap.
But she doesnt seem to have a PhD in Clinical Psychology, just a Bach. in Psychology and a Master in Social Work.
Not that lying ever stopped any of these shysters though …
Thank you for sharing your opinion! While about 75% of what you mentioned is accurate, you overlooked some key points about The Pathway Sedona (TPS).
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, TPS “ISN’T” focused on profits but on building a community of like-minded individuals who want to diminish their egos by becoming “Aware of Their Thoughts,” and helping others do the same.
Our direct referral model embodies this philosophy, fostering mutual support that benefits everyone involved. TPS is one of the fastest-growing, cost-effective life coaching programs globally, and in just 20 months, we’ve made a profound impact on humanity—far beyond what limited thinking might grasp.
You mentioned Enthoozee, my baby, and your timeline is a little off. I created Enthoozee in 1998 in Manila, Philippines, while navigating challenges on the Australian-Asian Golf Tour.
Enthoozee was a success, but TPS, as a nonprofit, is the true game-changer. Our donations empower us to support our members as we see fit, and no law restricts our ability to do so. This freedom fuels our mission. It’s quite genius wouldn’t you agree?
Some may try to challenge our philosophy, but that only amplifies our unique approach to SHARING our “Life Coaching” message.
TPS thrives because as long as there are humans with minds to awaken, our movement will endure, and our life coaching philosophy will reign supreme. It’s truly liberating learning “how too” become your own best friend!
Egomaniacs struggle to see the value in transformative opportunities, they’re the sheep always looking for a shepherd to “follow” and one person’s opinion doesn’t sway our direction of CREATING Leaders, one Beautiful Soul at a time.
To protect our associates—the heartbeat of TPS—from the narcissistic nightmares of the world we don’t share their personal information. It’s common sense, but granted humanity is lacking a lot of that too.
I’m sorry to hear your current MLM is struggling against TPS’s momentum. Think of it like holding onto a declining stock while TPS is soaring. Our mission prioritizes people, “People Helping People!” TPS Life Coaches, help people quiet the voices in their head and that’s why great things are happening!
Seasoned network marketers recognize TPS’s innovation and are joining us, “Sharing our message of AWARENESS and they’re grateful for a revolutionary model that genuinely serves humanity. Imagine that? TPS’ life coaching his second to none, so, drop me an email and I will show you how to enroll.
In closing, your post, needing much more fact finding, actually boosted our enrollments—thank you for the unintended platform! That said, TPS is thriving on its own and will continue, because there never has, nor will there ever be anything like The Pathway Sedona.
Keep removing the dark, my friend, allowing your soul to shine.
Enjoy your journey!
~Eddie Travis
Founder
Enthoozee and The Pathway Sedona
False. The Pathway Sedona as an MLM opportunity is solely focused on “show me how to get rich”. See provided The Pathway Sedona marketing example.
This is of course true of all pyramid schemes. Whether an illegal pyramid scheme is hidden behind a 501(c)(3) nonprofit registration is neither here nor there.
Incorrectly calling payments to join a pyramid scheme “donations” doesn’t legitimize fraud.
An actual donation is made with nothing received in return. This is demonstrably not the case in The Pathway Sedona’s MLM opportunity.
As for law, pyramid schemes are illegal in the US as per the FTC Act.
Nah, nailed it. The Pathway Sedona is an illegal pyramid scheme through which the majority of participants will inevitably lose money.
As of May 2025 The Pathway Sedona website traffic was too low for SimilarWeb to track. Unless new suckers are found, obviously dead pyramid scheme is dead.
Oz, it never seizes to fascinate me how characters like this Eddie Travis pop up in EVERY, SINGLE, DAMN, SCHEME trying to explain that those who report on these fraudulent schemes just don’t have the facts right, blah blah blah.
And yet, they fail to realise how long you’ve been doing this, how well you are adapted at spotting these schemes and how in tune you are with how they fail.
I mean, it’s not difficult to spot them…they all operate the same way and they just get repackaged time and again to make them “seem” different to all the other failed schemes.
I am, of course, giving Eddie the benefit of the doubt here by assuming that this character is genuinely uninformed in these matters, as opposed to being knowingly complicit in defrauding others.
And yet, no matter how many times these schemes are reported on, each and every time these things collapse just as we predict, and yet at no point do they stop and show some intellectual integrity to ask themselves “hmmmm, do I actually even fully understand what the criticism of this scheme is?
Do I have sufficient reason/evidence to be convinced that this scheme is not fraudulent like all the others that claim to operate the same way?”
The first peak of the Dunning-Kruger graph is currently immensely overpopulated.
Mind-boggling.