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@DanielRobinsky @CardinalMason It’s not because he wants to, it’s because he has too and all coaches are down YOY.

@CardinalMason So basically inner circle offers > coaching offers

Started info because I was good at making people money. Very easy to lob opportunities to friends and fam and get them bringing in cash. Obviously it gets 100x more difficult at scale, especially at $1M/month. Been working with small groups directly as sort of a “mentor” since the start of this year making a fraction of the money, but infinitely more fulfilled. Got a handful of people from $3-5k/month range into the mid 6 figures a year. Had one dude who was about to lose his house and gave him a single client that’ll pay $14k/month. Been taking about a dozen 1:1s a week just Rick Rubin-ing these people’s careers and I feel amazing. NEVER felt this when I was robbing the fucking bank making high 6/low 7s a month scaling a big coaching program. Genuine happiness for everyone I work with being able to make a bigger impact than just running one group call a week and spending my time filming 50 ads a month. Very grateful for the position I’ve found myself in lately.

@richzou @mayankja1n @socraticainfo It just feels like without connections you can't make it far imo

@mayankja1n @socraticainfo having a non tech degree is the biggest green flag + any clubs is big red flag (maybe hackathon organizers yellow flag)

I’m flying back to Waterloo for @socraticainfo Symposium. If this sounds like you, reach out and we’ll grab dinner while I’m in town. Always looking for great engineering talent.

@richzou Start by checking your DMs lol

We are gathering world class talent!

@xbxnxdxcxtx @xai Just sent you a DM, accept so I can send proof of success (images)

@richzou DMs

If you're young and built something real instead of padding a resume -- garage projects in high school, robotics, pro gaming, sneaker bots, shipping side projects while your friends were joining college clubs, building things instead of taking internships you didn't care about -- DM me. I don't care about your GPA. I care about what you couldn't stop yourself from making.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk presents Model S at the Geneva Auto Show.

@hnsyjj You fr?

Does anyone want a free pre-monetized channel? I can guarantee that YT’s AI moderation will not terminate this channel

@TrafficBrokerX that $1mm profit broke twitter money space for 2-3 days 😂 i remember it like it was yesterday

When I started posting on Twitter I posted daily screenshots and reports showing daily revenue, profit and margin Every single day was $10k - $20k profit Later embarrassed Etsy Boy w $1mm+ profit proof by July Posted Annual Stats one year in excess of $2.3 million $$$

@easymev @eljefecrypt @sal60865 @FakeRosaParkXBT @whois100x true

@eljefecrypt @sal60865 @FakeRosaParkXBT @whois100x limiting your freedom because of taxes is not what 'rich' people do

Zain Musawar @whois100x has been committing international financial crimes for years to fund his lavish lifestyle. Zain’s personal brand is full of watches, cars, and flashy objects in attempt to convince people he is the next Mansu Musa when in reality, he can’t read above a 5th grade level or use the correct “your” in a sentence. He expects you to believe he manages over half a billion dollars and outperforms blackrock from his crusty android. Lmao. The facade that Zain has been flexing to the world since he originally blew up on social media is over as everyone has realized that a failed roadman from Luton with 95 iq probably isn’t smarter than Jeff Bezos. Who is @whois100x? Publicly, he is a 19 year old kid from Luton who claims to have *somehow* turn a thousand dollars into hundreds of millions. And he uses this wealth to flex a $15m watch collection and extremely extravagant life in Dubai and across the globe. His claim is that he did so through leverage trading crypto from a young age and tracking every single move in the market perfectly (impossible). When you look further into this wiz kid’s market analysis, you realize this guy has the brain power of a kindergarten dropout. He’s dumb and his trades don’t hit. He had a public telegram channel at one point forecasting all his “trades” around the time Trump got re-elected. He had shorted the entire run as Bitcoin ran past $100,00. If he had taken his own trades he would be working in a sweat shop, not getting sweaty with his buddies on a Dubai yacht. I urge you all to look beyond his watches, you’ll see what I’m saying. You can’t find one thing he has said that will convince you he is smarter than a 5th grader. Zain’s most current money maker is a fraudulent crypto trading “firm” and here is how he runs it: You first meet with him somewhere nice, likely in Dubai to discuss the investment. The investment will likely be upwards of $100,000 and he will show you a wallet holding 9 figures of USDT (can easily be spoofed) as well as pictures of his supposed $15m watch collection. From here he will tell you that you will be entitled to 70% of the profits made on the investment and it is up to you on when you wish to withdraw. This meeting is enough for many investors to “buy in” (as well as get together some friends to take part too). Once he completes phase 1, your money is gone. This is how he affords his lifestyle and the craziest part is he thinks he can just get away with it. After you invest, he will send you messages on WhatsApp claiming he had made insane gains in rather short periods of time. 2-3xing your 6 figure investment. Keep in mind, he claims to be taking these trades across his supposed 9 figure portfolio so if he were to be 2xing his money every month he would be richer than Elon Musk. He will send you these claims that you’ve made $ XXX,XXX+ but the moment you want to withdraw? He stops picking up the phone/replying. Zain will watch your instagram stories, you will see him actively online on WhatsApp, but his phone magically stops working. The moment you call on a different number? He picks up on the first ring but once he realizes it’s you (his loyal investor who he frauded out of $ XXX,XXX), he will rush you off the line. You invested $100,000 with him, he claims he made $100,000 on it in a month and he can’t afford to pay your $70,000. But don’t worry, he can afford to take his teenager friends around Dubai parading yachts and watches. While he is ALSO flexing millions upon millions of profits every single day (so he claims). The math isn’t mathing. I have had COUNTLESS people come forward to me with the same story. He will coerce you into sending him 6 figures just to run away with it and go back to flexing. Zain can afford to buy a new watch every day of the week but he can’t afford to send 5 figures to his investors who afforded him that watch. He splits his time between Miami, UK, and Dubai. I am told in the UK and USA his charges are so bad that the only country I believe he would be safe in now is Dubai, as they don’t prosecute many financial criminals from other countries. They’re a non extradite country. Zain Musawar has done this from low 6 figure sums all the way up to multi 8 figures, and I think he is just now starting to realize that his time is running up. Guys like this are too mentally deranged to ever learn from their actions, not many people have spoken out about Zain to date. This needs to get out so everyone knows the truth.

first channel... we're getting somewhere. Learning as I go and got the best people around me in @yt_igm discord Broke 0 views multiple times and planning on being monetized by end of month, my next post will be when that happens.

@PhedEU Don’t put nothing past someone who faked his death

I guess that's the natural progression of things after shilling only fans for 2 years to your 10 year old audience Trash

No matter how much you think people online are making It's always 10% of that, or less. Sometimes it's a loss/debt One of the biggest streamers pivoting to crypto scams should be an indicator

@MichaelAsibuo @whop @cultured got you

Very displeased with my experience with @whop platform keeps bugging when I try to withdraw my funds, when I send out payment links my clients get errors saying my account isn’t setup when I’ve already collected payments previously. Never had any issues with stripe…

@gavinvuu @tinhh124 @danvsI 95% of them are scams.

@tinhh124 @danvsI Nothing wrong with selling a course, you've been fed lies

“you have to find your purpose if you want to succeed” yeah but you also don’t for my first few businesses, i had absolutely zero passion for anything i was doing i only cared about leverage, cash, legacy, etc when i started snapchat shows my passion was money i made $500k when i started crayo my passion was attention we generated billions of views only now with my second company do i feel an invigorating passion to build it for the sake of changing lives. it’s quite literally do or die. this is my purpose. i’ve found it. i’m building it. but it’ll take you years of making money and building new projects to actually find your ONE purpose. it won’t come as a shower thought or a realisation you find your purpose through years of building and learning and making money

@leLargeWilliam @YTIsMyIsland Dms

@DrewFBA Inspired what ? Quitting ? selling courses ? your proud of that ? you use to despise courses and you went to do the same thing 😂

I inspired a generation (now I need 10% commission for my OA/WS Amazon exit playbook)

This is comical, my parents don’t use their degrees but it helped them both move up at work over people who were there as longer and they both make 6 figures. No course will do this for you and the success rate of courses are even lower than people who go to college. Jobs even pay for you to go to college.

Yeah course sellers just get ton of hate in general. Which is comical that the hate comes from folks who happily spent $40k+ on college degrees they don’t use. And of course App Mafia course got reamed as expected by some. But at the same time they did like $300k in 24 hours and now there’s results coming out from people who bought it and now have income producing apps. I actually checked it out, the content is gold. It’s well done, loads of value. I didn’t mind their move, made a bag, now it’s free and they went super viral. The saying there’s no such thing as bad press applies with this situation too I’d say.

Let’s look at recent callouts: - guy claims $23m in ARR (based on 3 months worth of data btw) on his app, only to discover his app was removed for unethical billing practices. - 3 separate incidents of founders claiming someone stole their logo only for me to discover they stole the logo too (with time stamped proof) 💀 - Instinct hiring an “attractive” high school girl, posting a provocative photo of her, and thirst trapping people into following them - App Mafia (Zach below) pulling the rug on followers, launching a course, witnessing their reputations implode overnight, and then play it off like it was their plan all along - two designer brothers claiming another Twitter account stole their work, only for me to discover they had created the fake Twitter account themselves and fabricated the entire thing. - Clover Labs posting their $0-$1m ARR milestone in 42 days, only to define ARR as “annual revenue-run rate” 💀. They’ve also yet to tell you what the product even is. - Shopify Chief Design Officer stating they’re getting rid of titles because they no longer matter in design, while keeping his Chief Design Officer title, obviously. I could go on and on and on. Yes, I do call people out on this platform. But that’s because it’s riddled with bullsh*t. Want me to stop? It’s easy. Stop posting it.

@david_attisaas @CalebDeannn @0ni_x4 Honestly can’t remember much but I thought the “organic” reviews were real tbf and one person i knew told me they did it for something and got paid out but most of the stuff is external and claiming through websites

@svvst @CalebDeannn @0ni_x4 did you see the apple native payment bottom popup before accepting the payment ?

@Kent_Depwe @BrettFromDJ Yall keep saying college is a scam when it’s not, stop doing/saying that. 88% of millionaires have college degrees. Give me the % of people who didn’t go and or attend college that did these “courses” and are millionaires. The hate for courses is that they’re 95% a SCAM.

I never really understood the massive hate for course sellers. I’m talking about courses made by legitimately successful people by the way such as Zach/App Mafia guys. No one says a thing when a girl pays $50-100k and 4 years of her life getting an absolutely useless Gender Studies degree, they actually say congratulations most times. College business courses are taught by professors who often times have never even started their own business! And again they don’t get hate. But when someone who has scaled an app to 6M users themselves, and offers to teach others how they did it for $3-5k. that to me sounds like a way better deal then most College majors at a fraction of the cost. So what’s really the problem? That course sellers are printing money for making something of value and people get jealous and say scam without even looking at the content of the course? Thats capitalism and I love every bit of it.

@CalebDeannn @0ni_x4 @david_attisaas I mean I was one of the people who fell for the marketing and i ended up paying $60 annually and didn’t get my free trial…

@0ni_x4 @david_attisaas i legit prefaced: "it might not all be true, but there is for truth within." i gotta stop, i'm losing IQ by the minute

@hnsyjj @wannercashcow why make millions of dollars a year when you can "help" people and spam people's dms (according to multiple screenshots) for $5k payments instead of doing 6 figs monthly?

@wannercashcow Wanner, I know you have a CMS, you make a living with it. Why sell a course? Is CMS not enough? And those screenshots you sent can be Inspect Element, but I'm just saying.

It is hard to show proof of $7M in earnings and I don't need you to believe me. Trust me I would be WAYYYY better of not doing any coaching and doubling down on my own YouTube. I'm more then comfortable enough and I don't need to "sell" coaching for that, I'm now 26 with 4 properties and over 3M in real-estate. My net-profit is 3X as high on YouTube then it is selling Coaching since I run on thin margins since I care about quality above making huge amounts of profits. My main reason for selling a "course" and "coaching" is because I also learn a lot from it, how businesses actually work on larger scales, eco-systems, more advanced dashboards, new AI tricks. And much much much more. Also the network that I'm building and the brand that I'm building is then way more valuable. Not only that but we have also been able to help 100's of people quit their 9/5 and make a full time income from YouTube. Attached a few of my biggest months back in 2023. Besides my crash in May 2024 I've done $100K+ months consistent over 3 years straight. *Screenshots are from a YouTube CMS Dashboard.