Entrepreneurs - Fake or Legit

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Hey guys, what entrepreneurs do you follow on FB? I have been following gallant dill but why do they always have the same story being broke, in jail, former drug dealer blah blah. Is this guy legit? Who to follow?
 
We used to worship charlton floate ! We still have sits available if you want to join us !
 
Yeah, but I mean all you have to do is pay a one-time fee of $100 and you too can be a millionaire.. think about that.
 
I follow Gary Vainerchuck, he transmits passion whether his message is truthful or not... not sure how people feel about him over here.
 
Why don't you hire up some actress off Fiverr to claim that they are rich. Be sure you tell them to talk in front of some supercar. They can go to a supercar lot where they sell supercar. Get them to explain that they are in their big garage. Just get that MP4 file that they send you and facebook ads :P create landing page. Sell your "guides". Hire someone to write your e-books/guides from Fiverr too or wherever you can find someone to do that at.

I'm too lazy to start this type of work. Train people how to market your marketing school and let them sell your stuff and they get commission.
 
No one. Because they don't help at all. You have to figure it out how things work by yourself. If they'd truly help, the number of newborn entrepreneurs would explode, which is not the case.

I follow Gary Vainerchuck, he transmits passion whether his message is truthful or no

He's an influencer just like any other entrepreneurs of his type. He earns money by telling you how to earn money, except that in a "legit" way. I believe his main ingredient in his speach is "self-blaming" mechanic, like "I work my ass all the day. That's the difference between me and you", or "People don't hustle, cuz they don't want it bad enough... " blah blah. In a way he's right, but just a think a bit:

90%+ of people (which despite being a percentage pulled out from my ass, I'd say it's pretty accurate), don't succeed. This number didn't change in the last 20 years. It's not a problem, it's pretty normal since the average are like that.

Also, do you think it will change now with all the emergence of those gurus? No. The problem is at the individual which needs to figure it out by himself, which btw is pretty hard.

I used to kiss Steve Jobs in the ass by watching his materials; all his BS about how he tries to make a better world with his iPhone, rainbows, and shit. Not saying that iPhone sucks in any way, just that is not as pink as he makes it sound.

One thing that truly helped me was watching Youtube comments. My gosh, that was a goldmine. Just read the comments and you'll get many gold nuggets, that of course if you can bypass your brain's defensive mechanics.
 
yeam. I'm still stuck on some dating niche.
the same there too

"I was a hopeless beta (age 16"). too me 8 years of learnig GAME (to finally master pickingupp drunken vegas girls with long term interest)
and promoting expensive courses cause "men in the year 2017 have to step up their game to meet quality women"..
 
Hey guys, what entrepreneurs do you follow on FB? I have been following gallant dill but why do they always have the same story being broke, in jail, former drug dealer blah blah. Is this guy legit? Who to follow?

Because they are broke, smoke pot, and been in jail for mugging grannies. That part is true, the rest isn't
 
People always put down people like Gary Vee or Tai Lopez but personally I believe people look at these individuals the wrong way. The fact of the matter is, they know how to make money by knowing how to form relationships with potential customers, and they are also good at selling. You don't have to take the route these people do and sell over-priced courses and preach all the motivational stuff- you can sell a legit product that will actually help people. Seeing how they go through their selling process is very beneficial for anyone looking to build a business and make money.

To answer your question, I follow Alex Becker because he's great at attraction marketing, I follow Gary Vaynerchuk because he provides good information on actually getting started and putting things into action, and then I follow people on forums much like this one.
 
It's a "rags to riches" story. It makes it easier for them to relate to their target audience and inspires hope in the hopeless. It tells people that "One day, you can be me" or "If I could do it, you can do it, too".

That's exactly it. The better ones also throw a good measure of "it's not your fault you're broke" as well.
 
Lots of bullshiters out there just blowing smoke.
I've been following Charles Ngo for about 2 years. One of the rare few I've found worth the time. Try's to help and not upsell you some premium training course.
He's a real deal super affiliate, always dropping knowledge bombs.
Like any other guy in the spotlight, he sells a mastermind workshop once a year.
But maintains a blog/YouTube every week with free info you would expect to be behind a paywall.
 
That's exactly it. The better ones also throw a good measure of "it's not your fault you're broke" as well.

Don't forget the bad upbringing too. Every one of my dads was a clown and my mum was the local bike.
 
90%+ of people (which despite being a percentage pulled out from my ass, I'd say it's pretty accurate), don't succeed. This number didn't change in the last 20 years. It's not a problem, it's pretty normal since the average are like that.

How is that an argument against the "there's a way (insert way here) and you're not following it"? :)
 
I follow CEOsam. He is legit.

At least he has the videos to back it up. The dollars nailed to the wall, drugs all over the show, fine dining on cheese and ham omelettes. None of this Tia shite renting a car out of his giro.
 
No one. Because they don't help at all. You have to figure it out how things work by yourself. If they'd truly help, the number of newborn entrepreneurs would explode, which is not the case.



He's an influencer just like any other entrepreneurs of his type. He earns money by telling you how to earn money, except that in a "legit" way. I believe his main ingredient in his speach is "self-blaming" mechanic, like "I work my ass all the day. That's the difference between me and you", or "People don't hustle, cuz they don't want it bad enough... " blah blah. In a way he's right, but just a think a bit:

90%+ of people (which despite being a percentage pulled out from my ass, I'd say it's pretty accurate), don't succeed. This number didn't change in the last 20 years. It's not a problem, it's pretty normal since the average are like that.

Also, do you think it will change now with all the emergence of those gurus? No. The problem is at the individual which needs to figure it out by himself, which btw is pretty hard.

I used to kiss Steve Jobs in the ass by watching his materials; all his BS about how he tries to make a better world with his iPhone, rainbows, and shit. Not saying that iPhone sucks in any way, just that is not as pink as he makes it sound.

One thing that truly helped me was watching Youtube comments. My gosh, that was a goldmine. Just read the comments and you'll get many gold nuggets, that of course if you can bypass your brain's defensive mechanics.


I think you should not speak on what you don't know. Please inform yourself. Gary V does not sell any courses/programs/ebooks, nor does he need to. He runs an enormous digital marketing agency.
 
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