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Guys like Hamza, Andrew Tate, and similar "self-improvement gurus" make hundreds of thousands of dollars selling false hope to teenagers.
Their playbook:
1.Claim you were poor and built yourself from nothing.
2.Sell a course for $500–$1000/month.
3.Promise 6-figure incomes in 12 months.
4.The 99% who fail get blamed for not "trying hard enough."
5.The 1% who succeed become marketing material.
Reality:
Their playbook:
1.Claim you were poor and built yourself from nothing.
2.Sell a course for $500–$1000/month.
3.Promise 6-figure incomes in 12 months.
4.The 99% who fail get blamed for not "trying hard enough."
5.The 1% who succeed become marketing material.
Reality:
- 99% of their customers will never make $500/month doing what they teach, let alone $10k.
- The market is saturated. You are competing with millions of others doing the same thing.
- A real STEM degree or trade is worth 10x more than any course these guys sell.
- The "I escaped the matrix" rhetoric is for a person who has never actually been in the matrix. Andrew Tate's dad gave him a multi-million dollar loan. He's not self-made.
