Thoughts on I.M. Gurus?

ShiningWarrior

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Hey, I've always wondered that don't these gurus think that someone can copy and implement exact same thing if I show them? I'm talking about real people here like Ben Malol, Frank hatchett, Cener etc.

So, when they make a course, don't they think that many who get hands on our courses, they can implement and actually there can be a time when they can surpass me?

Of course, many people don't take action but I see legit gurus who have good names in I.M., making courses and I have always wondered whether they even think that there can be someone who can surpass me one day by implementing my techniques and improvising from their part too as they move forward?

What do you all think?
 
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Frank Hatchet? Guru? LOL. The "fill in the blanks _________" Who declared guruship via inventing dropshipping in 2017, and all the absolute fucking morons lapped it up.
 
Do whatever you want with gurus but ill tell you one thing. Do not buy their shit, do not buy their recommended products, do not engage in any activity that makes them affiliate commissions.

Use their info without spending a dime. Most gurus used to be cool but have been destroyed by easy money they can make through exploiting their followers.
 
Guru is a no no word around here.

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Gurus sell an intangible product that is impossible to test.

When methods fail, the search engines themselves say they don't offer guarantee. And when they work they use them for themselves.

The old business of selling maps to the goldmine lives on in the digital age.
 
DeadJoe said:
Do whatever you want with gurus but ill tell you one thing. Do not buy their shit, do not buy their recommended products, do not engage in any activity that makes them affiliate commissions.

Use their info without spending a dime. Most gurus used to be cool but have been destroyed by easy money they can make through exploiting their followers.
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Agree.

There is one guy that stands out though (in a good way): Miles Beckler.

His stuff is very informative and I like his style. He is open with all the stuff he does and he is not trying to sell the viewer something every second. And he is not showing off big cars, bragging about numbers or trying to show off his lifestyle like most of these Youtube suckers do. Instead he has instruction videos, white boards and so on.

Recommended especially to newer people.

I've been trying to find more people like this, but they are hard to find. Please hit me up if you have any recommendation.

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bartosimpsonio said:
The old business of selling maps to the goldmine lives on in the digital age.
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Great expression! :D
 
safeSEOboost said:
IM gurus do not care about that as:
- 95% do not take action
- 2% start and lose interest
- 1% fail
- 1% die
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Yeah thats funny but still why someone after starting will lose interest? They lose interest in money? OR they lose in the process to do to make money?
And 1% die? xD

mickyfu said:
Frank Hatchet? Guru? LOL. The "fill in the blanks _________" Who declared guruship via inventing dropshipping in 2017, and all the absolute fucking morons lapped it up.
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DSing has been in the scene for years and not from 2017 but he does provide good values from time to time.
 
ShiningWarrior said:
Hey, I've always wondered that don't these gurus think that someone can copy and implement exact same thing if I show them? I'm talking about real people here like Ben Malol, Frank hatchett, Cener etc.

So, when they make a course, don't they think that many who get hands on our courses, they can implement and actually there can be a time when they can surpass me?

Of course, many people don't take action but I see legit gurus who have good names in I.M., making courses and I have always wondered whether they even think that there can be someone who can surpass me one day by implementing my techniques and improvising from their part too as they move forward?

What do you all think?
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Guru is the marketing cliché of the past if you ask me.
 
ShiningWarrior said:
Yeah thats funny but still why someone after starting will lose interest? They lose interest in money? OR they lose in the process to do to make money?.
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People have a busy life; so they buy the latest IM guru offer, which looks promising; they start to apply the techniques taught, btw sometimes some techniques work.

Then after a few weeks or months, they are so busy with other things, they realize they are not allocating enough time on this project, but it is still on the todo list.

After few more weeks, project is not moving and it is at bottom of todo list.

After few more weeks, project is not moving and it is NOT on todo list anymore.
 
Here is my plan to create a cult guru following on the cheap.

Step 1: Drive down to Miami
Step 2: Rent a Ferrari 458 Italia for $1,000: http://www.mphclub.com/ferrari-458-italia/
Step 3: Rent this penthouse in South beach for $1,500: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/18542501
Step 4: Rent a yacht for five hours for $2,000: http://yachtchartersinmiami.com/charter-yachts/51-princess-chelsea/
Step 5: Buy a bunch of fake cash and blank poker chips, strew them about
Step 6: Spend the day recording a promo video for some membership course
Step 7: Rope them in, make insane cash, and then the course will be me enthusastically spouting out BHW threads.
 
safeSEOboost said:
People have a busy life; so they buy the latest IM guru offer, which looks promising; they start to apply the techniques taught, btw sometimes some techniques work.

Then after a few weeks or months, they are so busy with other things, they realize they are not allocating enough time on this project, but it is still on the todo list.

After few more weeks, project is not moving and it is at bottom of todo list.

After few more weeks, project is not moving and it is NOT on todo list anymore.
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Yeah lol. "Most" people think an office job is a real work and that's how a life should be.

Life Cycle of a Person according to society
Birth -> School -> Teenage -> College -> Job -> Marriage -> 2-3 kids -> Work till 60 and maybe 1 or 2 vacations per 2 years -> 1 or 2 mid-range cars and 1x 3 or 4 BHK flat -> Retirement at 60 -> Still repaying loan for those cars and flat and also for child's education loan -> Waiting to Die.

Just society's way to think and calculate LIFE. :)

Sherb said:
Here is my plan to create a cult guru following on the cheap.

Step 1: Drive down to Miami
Step 2: Rent a Ferrari 458 Italia for $1,000: http://www.mphclub.com/ferrari-458-italia/
Step 3: Rent this penthouse in South beach for $1,500: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/18542501
Step 4: Rent a yacht for five hours for $2,000: http://yachtchartersinmiami.com/charter-yachts/51-princess-chelsea/
Step 5: Buy a bunch of fake cash and blank poker chips, strew them about
Step 6: Spend the day recording a promo video for some membership course
Step 7: Rope them in, make insane cash, and then the course will be me enthusastically spouting out BHW threads.
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You just talked about Samir Chibane, Alex Becker, Tai Lopez (but have good marketing skills) and a couple (MOST :p) of others. :D
 
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