Ever noticed how some figures in the self-help and business space continue running seminars and events? It's a fair question—when you've built a revenue stream that works, why would you shut it down? The economics seem straightforward: live events generate consistent cash flow. High ticket prices, recurring audiences, global reach. It's the gift that keeps giving. Yet there's always the question lurking in the background: at what point does the model feel oversaturated or stale? The financial incentive rarely goes away entirely.