The Golden Age of Fake Gurus

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  @MahisPOV · 1 month ago · pinned

  Just to be clear — I’m not saying every new YouTuber is a scammer. Most are just playing the new-age YouTube game: talking for hours, saying nothing of real value, but making you feel like you learned something. They're not stealing your money. They're stealing your time.

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• JO

  @JohnWick_BW · 1 month ago

  You forgot the biggest of the lot. R. Kiyosaki. He made money selling books that "taught" people how to make money when he had not made any. And created fictitional characters about his childhood

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• BE

  @bera0014 · 1 month ago (edited)

  I'm 62 and retired a couple of years ago, self funded. I have friends who a not only multi millionaires but deca millionaires, some worth 50 million plus. In my experience there's a few ways to get rich "quick". 1. Be born into the right family, 2. Win the lottery, 3. Take a huge risk on an unknown stock, 4. Buy an unknown crypto before anyone else does. All 4 have one thing in common....luck. For the rest of us, it's to live within your means, invest wisely for the long term and focus on you. Never buy someone else's  🐂💩....

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• AM

  @AmineBenCheikhBrahim · 11 days ago

  What is really funny is that this video is scamming you the opposite way. It gives you a sense of satisfaction that these are scams so you don’t have to feel behind or frustrated with your current situation.

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• ME

  @mensouf123 · 1 month ago (edited)

  If I were really rich, I wouldn’t spend time selling and promoting some bullshit course for an insane price. I’d be enjoying my life. At most, I’d share advice and talk about the mistakes I made along my journey so that others could learn from them. <br> <br>Unfortunately, young people often fall victim to these kinds of scams.

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• ZE

  @zenesh2201 · 1 month ago

  Alex Hormozi is where I draw the line when it comes to fake gurus. He’s not one of them.

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• IN

  @InspiredEvolution · 12 hours ago

  Ali Abdaal&apos;s courses and programs have genuinely changed my life.

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• OL

  @oliverschulte427 · 3 weeks ago

  In my opinion Alex Hormonzi isn’t a fake guru. He build physical companies and gives real advices.

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• OM

  @Omer-b1b · 1 month ago (edited)

  Rule of thumb: if it&apos;s so &quot;profitable&quot; and &quot;easy&quot;. Then why would they tell you all their secrets... Competition would just increase. They sell these courses because they are difficult to sell now and it&apos;s much easier to sell a course. They make all that money from the course. Meanwhile your left scratching your head. <br><br>Wake up people

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• ED

  @EdwardBrown77 · 1 month ago

  The easiest way to spot a scam is asking yourself, is this too good to be true? Yeah, it is.

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• HA

  @HansOvervoorde · 1 month ago

  Prosperity gospel churches work exactly the same way.

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• HA

  @harrystamper1969 · 1 day ago

  Why aren’t YouTube or Meta held responsible for publishing adverts from these snake-oil salesmen? These companies should be fined for spreading false propaganda

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