You don’t have to buy from Tai Lopez, but he’s definitely worth studying

This guy is a marketing flex

A new Tai Lopez ad came up on my feed a few weeks ago.

I gotta be honest. When his face first appeared on those YouTube ads with him in his garage, the nice cars and the hundreds of books in the background, it didn’t really keep my attention much.

I thought it was different, but nothing to write home about.

Tai kept preaching, ‘Knowledge is key’ or ‘The more you learn, the more you earn’ yada yada.

Which by the way, totally isn’t true. My brother-in-law has a useless doctorate and my sister has a masters from the same grad school.

Combined, they make the same amount my wife and I do with only one bachelor’s between us. I think it’s a safe bet that knowledge isn’t the key to success.

Now I can’t make any judgements on any of Tai’s courses. I’ve never purchased any of them or taken them. Therefore I can’t speak to what he offers or his results.

Source: http://www.john-peters.net/you-dont-have-to-buy-from-tai-lopez-but-hes-definitely-worth-studying/

I make more than 5 people with bachelors degree and I skipped studies after highschool.

So I definitely agree with you on degree angle.

But Knowledge is not about degrees. What if he was referring to real life knowledge that comes in handy?

Without real life day to day knowledge no one can succeed.

Knowledge is power but execution is key!

Knowledge is key tho. Your bro in law just doesn't have the right type of knowledge. But you are right its not just about knowledge, it's also about work ethic, timing, delayed gratification, luck, etc. All of those things are under the umbrella of desire.

if you look at successful people not all of them are smart, not all of them are lucky, not all of them work hard, but they all have a strong desire to succeed. Desire > knowledge

You don’t have to buy from Tai Lopez, but he’s definitely worth studying

I agree with the title. This guy is amazing and one of the best IM. Most of these gurus, you learn from their free content, not the paid content.

Exactly! Including other IM gurus

People often relate the word 'Knowledge' with academic excellence. That's BS