Andrew Tate's Hustlers University, Will it Benefit Me?

[BizyDad]

Yea it's so amazing.

For anyone that doesn't know exactly what he does, it's pretty genius:

I'm pretty sure there's hundreds of thousands of members within the discord group he sells for $50. Then within that group, with affiliate marketing, he tells people "Hey, you don't need to make your own content on social media to sell Hustlers University.. You don't need to be entertaining. Just use me. I'm entertaining.. I get views." then they're advised to make pages on social media, cut up clips of andrew and edit hundreds of them, post them with a hustler university affiliate link, get millions of views, then some of those millions of viewers will join hustlers university, which makes the poster a commission, then when those new people join, they join the affiliate program, causing more and more pages of tate to show up, it's an unlimited cycle lol.

That's essentially how he conquered social media in such a short period of time.

Tate's customers sell new customers, who then join, who then sell more customers, and all tate has to do is keep talking and talking on podcasts and posting videos into the discord group for people to download to then make edits that sell more customers.

Now obviously, if Tate wasn't already rich and didn't have this insanely entertaining personality, it wouldn't have worked.

That is what I take from Andrew Tate and what I wish other young guys would see in him. It's a classic "Do what they do..Not what they say..

Sorry for rambling, this is just so cool to me lol. Pretty mind blowing to me personally and definitely something I plan to take a piece of.

Finally someone else who got it

No.

A ponzi scheme is not "genius".

Maybe he's providing value, maybe he isn't. But you have to be inexperienced to call this genius. Wannabe hustlers getting hustled. People have been running these sorts of games for at least 100 yrs.

Just because it leverages "social media" and "short video clips" doesn't make it new or revolutionary.

Tell you what. Mail me $10 and a self addressed stamped envelope and I'll mail you back the secret to getting free money with almost no work...

 

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[Charnell]

No.

A ponzi scheme is not "genius".

Maybe he's providing value, maybe he isn't. But you have to be inexperienced to call this genius. Wannabe hustlers getting hustled. People have been running these sorts of games for at least 100 yrs.

Just because it leverages "social media" and "short video clips" doesn't make it new or revolutionary.

Tell you what. Mail me $10 and a self addressed stamped envelope and I'll mail you back the secret to getting free money with almost no work...

- pays for INSIDERS plz people see the joke and irony here

I know we're caught up in the Ponzi/pyramid scheme whirlwind right now, and I feel like a dork typing this up right now, but affiliate marketing is not the whole schtick.

You can also learn how to lose money in crypto.

 

[Devilery]

No.

A ponzi scheme is not "genius".

Maybe he's providing value, maybe he isn't. But you have to be inexperienced to call this genius. Wannabe hustlers getting hustled. People have been running these sorts of games for at least 100 yrs.

Just because it leverages "social media" and "short video clips" doesn't make it new or revolutionary.

Tell you what. Mail me $10 and a self addressed stamped envelope and I'll mail you back the secret to getting free money with almost no work...

I don't want to go into discussions but he's making $300.000+ PER MONTH with what's essentially a bundle of the good ol' "make money online" courses. Simple in theory but how many people are making that much with a concept that "simple"?

 

[aminsafiq]

If a business owner wouldn’t touch it then it’s not B2B. Which means it’s B2C. And you’re the C.

Wow! Another paradigm shift for me. Thanks for sharing this piece!

 

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[Olov]

I was watching the Hustlers University 2.0-videos (no, I've never paid for anything) and they are actually quite good. It's nothing I would pay for, but for a starter/aspiring businessman, there is definitely some valuable information in there.

However, there are also some very off-putting things in here. Especially the part where he, in-depth, describes how you shouldn't pay invoices to businesses, people and landlords if you decide to end the deal. Since it would cost too much for them to drag him to court. With no shame he described how he ripped his landlord off.

Tate is very good at marketing and there is a lot to learn. Both in how to market and run a business. But he clearly lacks ethics and morals. And that's very dangerous, since most of his followers are young teen boys and insecure men. It's very destructive. Which is a shame, because he is on-point in many things.

Pretty much everything he says seems to be a lie. Claims 4x world champ in kickboxing. Was only on the regional circuit with a so-so record. Etc etc. He's not as loaded as it seems. He's not living in romania because he loves it there, it's because a luxury lifestyle there is like 1/10 the price it would be in Miami or LA. That Bugatti is easily financed on the money he is making from H.U. and other scams. I reckon him and his brother are, or were at some point, running some kind of criminal racket related to prostitution. Crazy how many people realize he's a scammer psycho but somehow think they should imitate his mindset.

A lot of guesses and accusations in this post, but nothing to back it up. It seems to be more emotions in your post than anything else. I'd guess you are either jealous or got scammed by him.

"Pretty much everything he says seems to be a lie. Claims 4x world champ in kickboxing. Was only on the regional circuit with a so-so record. Etc etc."
As far I as I know, he's been WORLD champion at least 3 times. Not regional. World. ISKA. That's not a "so-so record". Kickboxing is not like boxing, where they choose their opponents carefully for a perfect record.

"He's not living in romania because he loves it there, it's because a luxury lifestyle there is like 1/10 the price it would be in Miami or LA."
You claim to "know the Tate brothers very well", but still don't know why he lives in Romania? He's always talking about how it's a corrupt, yet safe, place that is good for rich people and that's why he lives there.

"That Bugatti is easily financed on the money he is making from H.U. and other scams."
Just because he is making money from HU it doesn't mean that he couldn't afford anything before. A strange claim to make, when you don't know where the money is flowing in from. Yet, you call them scams.

"Crazy how many people realize he's a scammer psycho but somehow think they should imitate his mindset."
I think it's mostly you 15-18 year olds who try to "imitate his mindset". A normal adult male wouldn't. Although, he has a lot of great points in many of his videos. But that doesn't mean you have to copy him or his whole world-view.

 

[Olov]

Yes, it is a so-so record. He's WORLD champion as you say in the light heavyweight divison. There are 5 divisions above that (Kickboxing Weight Classes - International Sport Karate Association (ISKA)), and same as in boxing, nobody even follows the lower divisions. It's all about the heavyweights. Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Joe Frazier, and all those guys (from boxing) competed in the heavyweight titles, that's why they got famous. It's like someone going to Oxford to study French... it's not as impressive as going to Oxford to study physics. There is a ton of competition to get into Oxford for physics, and very little for French.

Exactly what about his stats is a "so-so record"? You don't become a 3-4 world champion from nothing.

It's not about who is most famous or who follows what. Yeah, heavyweight divisions draw more attention - so what? That doesn't automatically make world champion titles a "so-so record".

Success isn't measured in Instagram followers, you know..

That's part of business. Even billionaires don't pay their invoices. Some have actual policies to never pay the invoice unless there is a legal threat. I've recently visited a friend in Switzerland, and he was telling me about this. The most famous people there also tend to be the most ruthless, which means you've got to watch your back if you work with them.

Yeah, even billionaires can be dickheads - who could have guessed?

That a lot of people are scumbags doesn't change anything. Even the billionaires that you idolize.

What's your point? That it's an ok way to conduct business, just because billionaires and famous people do it?

Fame seem to be very important for you in both these quotes.

 

[Olov]

The point is that you should be aware of it, how else are you going to protect yourself?

I think most people are aware that there are scammers and scumbags out there...

But I'm glad you have also come to this realization now.

 

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[Azure]

Exactly what about his stats is a "so-so record"? You don't become a 3-4 world champion from nothing.

It's not about who is most famous or who follows what. Yeah, heavyweight divisions draw more attention - so what? That doesn't automatically make world champion titles a "so-so record".

It's not the weight class that matters - some of the most entertaining and popular kickboxers/muay thai fighters are at MW or lower - its the quality of competition he's fighting.

Yes ISKA champs are "world champs" in the sense that they're the top of the top people competing in ISKA tournaments under ISKA rules.

However, the quality of competition found in ISKA compared to say, the old K1 WGP, Glory or even ONE FC kickboxing roster is not even remotely comparable.

When Tate was at his professional peak as a kickboxer - K1 was where all the best fighters went.

He didn't even joke about moving up - he himself knows he isn't at that level. You won't find one single sports writer or commentator or even fan of the sport who would have suggested back then that he make the move unless making some sort of joke.

Of course now you see people commenting about this on Sherdog etc due to his new popularity, and its met with replies of laughter or questioning why they would wish such an awful fate upon him.

The most recent ISKA heavy weight champion Murat Aygun is a perfect example of this. He left ISKA and moved up to higher quality of competition. In ISKA he was literally dominating everyone, knocking people out left and right, crushing opponents like man vs child.

Then he went to HEAT/WFL/ENVISION and quickly domination and frequent knockouts turn into a series of decision wins, decision wins requiring extra rounds to decide(meaning undetermined winner after initial rounds, a draw essentially), but still wins nonetheless.

Now he's in ONEFC and he's been knocked out in 2/3 of his fights, once against a 41 year old journeyman fighter who wasn't even a very good fighter in his physical prime, let alone now knocking on retirements door.

This was probably the most dominant ISKA champ in decades, won't even be able to crack top 10 in ONEFC

and ONEFC isn't even where the best kickboxers are found, that's still like only like D League compared to GLORY.

That being said, the level of dedication and training required to excel at a high level as Andrew did is still not a joke, and well outside the grasp or capabilities of most of the population.​

As a side note, Romania is a country with a very, very strong influence of organized crime, particularly in industries such as gambling and sex work - no one, I repeat no one would ever be permitted to make a cent in either of those areas without the active involvement of some element of organized crime giving permission, taking a heavy cut and almost certainly extorting the outsider into performing other services to benefit the criminal organization.

 

[Kirk84]

It's a classic "Do what they do..Not what they say..

The guy is a sociopath. My personal goal is to win ethically and morally - and ultimately to leave the world a better place. Any other kind of win, I count a loss. So, no, please don’t do what he does. Trust your bullshit and scammer radar. Run from these sickos.

 

[MattR82]

Been waiting for Coffeezilla to do a vid on this guy.

"He's got something more in common with Alex Jones than he does with someone like Dan Lok or Grant Cardone. Both Jones and Tate operate on this playbook where entertainment is king. They say a bunch of outlandish statements that builds attention, and then once they're the "crazy guy" all they have to do is say a few basic things that everyone agrees with, and then they're audience suddenly thinks they're a genius."

This guy reminds me a bit of the UK guys I would meet at muay thai gyms I would visit when traveling Asia that for scammy reasons can't go back to the UK anymore lol.

 

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[Kybalion]

Would I buy Hustler's University? No.

Is Andrew Tate the top G? Yes.

 

[K1 Lambo]

Andrew/The Tates, have undeniable wealth, 20+ supercars, he literally just bought a $4.5m Bugatti (posted on official Bugatti IG with 'Tate' stitched in headrest) with an accompanying 500k Bugatti watch.

This isn't your everyday 'rent a lambo, film a youtube ad' guru. He has money. Where the money is from, I can't quite figure out...

Andrew claims he was broke when he finished his kickboxing career (I believe him, no real money in that), started a webcam business, made a couple mill from that, then opened slot machine arcades/casinos all over Romania and made a few more mill... But here is where I get lost.

Let's say he's done well and has 5-10m from the above (being generous). That's still nowhere near Bugatti money. There is a big gap in his wealth creation. Maybe he got lucky at the crypto casino or something taking his 5m > 50m etc.

Either way, he's an interesting guy. Would I buy his courses? Hell no. Quite simply there are so many other dudes who dedicated their lives to teaching business and are a lot more skilled at doing so, whilst having transparent accolades (a certain MJ springs to mind).

Entertaining, but keep your money.

That is true.

Even if you look at his old Instagram pictures from let's say 2019/2018 and older, he had an Aston Martin and a Lamborghini Huracan so he probably made his first 2-3 million from webcam.

But like you said, just having a couple of millions is not enough to be at the Bugatti level. The average net worth of a Bugatti Veyron owner is around $100m. He probably made a lot of his money from selling HU, which is kind of like a remarketed MLM. He's at the top of the chain but his customers are still making a small change, usually a couple grand a month. But that is nearly not enough to be put at the Bugatti level. HU alone probably makes him $6.5m a month now. 130k+ users x $49 a month => approx. $6.5m a month, that is definitely Bugatti level money at this point. Plus that's not his only stream of income, he also has the War Room which is about $5000 and has like 700-800 users. So yeah, the dude knows his stuff. His $100m net worth claim is probably real.

 

[MitchC]

All of Tates content has been banned from every social media platform.

Man talk about commandment of control.

That’s insane.

The ban has actually worked too he used to be every second thing I saw on my feed and I haven’t seen him at all.

 

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[DiamondDog]

All of Tates content has been banned from every social media platform.

Man talk about commandment of control.

That’s insane.

The ban has actually worked too he used to be every second thing I saw on my feed and I haven’t seen him at all.

Just went onto YouTube shorts and got bombarded with Andrew Tate content

 

[MitchC]

Just went onto YouTube shorts and got bombarded with Andrew Tate content

Twitter TikTok and Instagram banned him I believe

 

[Guest-5ty5s4]

Yea it's so amazing.

For anyone that doesn't know exactly what he does, it's pretty genius:

I'm pretty sure there's hundreds of thousands of members within the discord group he sells for $50. Then within that group, with affiliate marketing, he tells people "Hey, you don't need to make your own content on social media to sell Hustlers University.. You don't need to be entertaining. Just use me. I'm entertaining.. I get views." then they're advised to make pages on social media, cut up clips of andrew and edit hundreds of them, post them with a hustler university affiliate link, get millions of views, then some of those millions of viewers will join hustlers university, which makes the poster a commission, then when those new people join, they join the affiliate program, causing more and more pages of tate to show up, it's an unlimited cycle lol.

That's essentially how he conquered social media in such a short period of time.

Tate's customers sell new customers, who then join, who then sell more customers, and all tate has to do is keep talking and talking on podcasts and posting videos into the discord group for people to download to then make edits that sell more customers.

Now obviously, if Tate wasn't already rich and didn't have this insanely entertaining personality, it wouldn't have worked.

That is what I take from Andrew Tate and what I wish other young guys would see in him. It's a classic "Do what they do..Not what they say..

Sorry for rambling, this is just so cool to me lol. Pretty mind blowing to me personally and definitely something I plan to take a piece of.

That is pretty amazing.

Equally amazing was your ability to distill it down like that. I pride myself on that ability, but you KILLED IT with this post. Hat off to you man!! I couldn't see it the way you just did and described it. Made it totally simple...

Lol the dude is ridiculous but as always, something to learn from everyone, especially someone as large as Tate.

 

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[Leech]

View: https://youtu.be/3rtbXH6XbZ0


Minute 40:00

I say the 50$ are worth it.

Let’s start a conversation.

 

[Lex DeVille]

View: https://youtu.be/3rtbXH6XbZ0


Minute 40:00

I say the 50$ are worth it.

Let’s start a conversation.

This entire thread is a conversation...

Put your money where your mouth is and drop $50 for the membership and tell us all about your experience making Tate more wealthy...

I listened at minute 40 and heard nothing that would make me change my initial opinion from earlier in this thread.

 

[Leech]

This entire thread is a conversation...

Put your money where your mouth is and drop $50 for the membership and tell us all about your experience making Tate more wealthy...

I listened at minute 40 and heard nothing that would make me change my initial opinion from earlier in this thread.

Of course could I spend 50$ monthly to pay for a course I won’t even be attending.
At this point I don’t need his course because Im working on my Business which has a much higher potential of making much more money.
But what im trying to say is of course Andrew is getting richer and richer by the month selling his course. BUT. Spending 50$ a month is worth it when you are getting a game Plan for beginners and a community with teachers to interact with.
It’s the same thing as this Forum with the exception that you are getting a a Starter pack on how to make an additional 500$ a month.
By no ways or means is HU fastlane. But it’s the start of being independent you are paying to learn the basics of Business and making a return on it.

HU has over 150.000 users monthly
that means that 150.000 users are paying 50$ each month enjoying and benefiting of the information they are given.

You have to see HU as a Tutorial combined with thefastlaneforum.com community.

Only the people who have no Idea or don’t know how or what to do can benefit from HU.

I personally wouldn’t use it because I got a game plan layed out and would never give it up to start joining HU.

 

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[Lex DeVille]

Of course could I spend 50$ monthly to pay for a course I won’t even be attending.
At this point I don’t need his course because Im working on my Business which has a much higher potential of making much more money.
But what im trying to say is of course Andrew is getting richer and richer by the month selling his course. BUT. Spending 50$ a month is worth it when you are getting a game Plan for beginners and a community with teachers to interact with.
It’s the same thing as this Forum with the exception that you are getting a a Starter pack on how to make an additional 500$ a month.
By no ways or means is HU fastlane. But it’s the start of being independent you are paying to learn the basics of Business and making a return on it.

HU has over 150.000 users monthly
that means that 150.000 users are paying 50$ each month enjoying and benefiting of the information they are given.

You have to see HU as a Tutorial combined with thefastlaneforum.com community.

Only the people who have no Idea or don’t know how or what to do can benefit from HU.

I personally wouldn’t use it because I got a game plan layed out and would never give it up to start joining HU.

So what you meant to say is it is NOT worth $50 for you at this time.

 

[Leech]

Of course could I spend 50$ monthly to pay for a course I won’t even be attending.
At this point I don’t need his course because Im working on my Business which has a much higher potential of making much more money.
But what im trying to say is of course Andrew is getting richer and richer by the month selling his course. BUT. Spending 50$ a month is worth it when you are getting a game Plan for beginners and a community with teachers to interact with.
It’s the same thing as this Forum with the exception that you are getting a a Starter pack on how to make an additional 500$ a month.
By no ways or means is HU fastlane. But it’s the start of being independent you are paying to learn the basics of Business and making a return on it.

HU has over 150.000 users monthly
that means that 150.000 users are paying 50$ each month enjoying and benefiting of the information they are given.

You have to see HU as a Tutorial combined with thefastlaneforum.com community.

Only the people who have no Idea or don’t know how or what to do can benefit from HU.

I personally wouldn’t use it because I got a game plan layed out and would never give it up to start joining HU.

if you are making a return of 1$ it’s profitable if not 150.000 people would unsubscribe from his course.

Is it easily scalable?

No.

Would I rather invest my time into my existing business idea?

Yes

So what you meant to say is it is NOT worth $50 for you at this time.

Its not about me.

It’s about the people who can benefit from it
18yr olds in school or Uni who want to start an online Business.

Everyone who doesn’t want to start SMMA and are looking for a quick fix on making a little income.

HU will never make you as rich as Tate but you can profit from it.

 

[Leech]

if you are making a return of 1$ it’s profitable if not 150.000 people would unsubscribe from his course.

Is it easily scalable?

No.

Would I rather invest my time into my existing business idea?

Yes

Its not about me.

It’s about the people who can benefit from it
18yr olds in school or Uni who want to start an online Business.

Everyone who doesn’t want to start SMMA and are looking for a quick fix on making a little income.

HU will never make you as rich as Tate but you can profit from it.

It’s Called Hustlers University for a Reason
It’s about teaching you something at one point you can drop out and create your own HU

 

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[Lex DeVille]

It’s Called Hustlers University for a Reason
It’s about teaching you something at one point you can drop out and create your own HU

Ah, my bad. I didn't realize it is called Hustler's University. That changes everything.

 

[Leech]

Ah, my bad. I didn't realize it is called Hustler's University. That changes everything.

I think you are missing my Point.

HU is not about making the big Bucks.
It’s about the first steps you CAN take to escape a 9-5.

Commandment of Entry
If it takes you 50$ to make millions
You are not going to make millions.
You are paying 50$ to even understand how certain business models work with a go to Tutorial to try and fail.

 

[Leech]

I think you are missing my Point.

HU is not about making the big Bucks.
It’s about the first steps you CAN take to escape a 9-5.

Commandment of Entry
If it takes you 50$ to make millions
You are not going to make millions.
You are paying 50$ to even understand how certain business models work with a go to Tutorial to try and fail.

I may be wrong but I myself am new to this entrepreneur stuff. This is how I see HU.

Joining HU and thinking it’s the cheat code of making big bucks is the definition of being sold a Dream.

If You are joining HU you need to see it from a different perspective. to really use it at your advantage.

 

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[andrewhook]

Never studied anything from him so I can't give an honest opinion.

In general, 99.9% of gurus selling these schemes are scammers and totally not worth it.

If you have low self-esteem and this prevents you from even trying to reach your goals, a good psychologist is the way to go.

Not these BS.

 

[Stepan]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRzM7MkppEo


here is the link to the full thing, you can check it out, some of the points are absolute Fastlane mindset, just replace "money" with "value" and it's basically the same

If the link is prohibited, I can delete it, sorry in advance!

 

[K1 Lambo]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRzM7MkppEo


here is the link to the full thing, you can check it out, some of the points are absolute Fastlane mindset, just replace "money" with "value" and it's basically the same

If the link is prohibited, I can delete it, sorry in advance!

I've watched that video before somewhere and most of the lessons in the video are repeated in various interviews online but that video is a condensed one that repeats all the lessons explained thoroughly by Andrew himself. And yes, a lot of Andrew's teachings are VERY, very fastlane relevant.

It's funny that a lot of people on the forum like to badmouth him for selling a $50 a month course with 18 verified multi-millionaires on how to make money in the modern age without watching any of his content first. Dude is legit in my eyes and has changed my life since adopting his way of thinking.

The main message or the majority of the video is to be reactive instead of being proactive. In other words or as MJ would say, stop action faking and focus on revenue generating activities FIRST.

Start making some money first, close deals, have repeat customers AND then worry about getting legal with paperwork, taxes, contracts, office leases and so on. Stop thinking about step 50 when you're at step 1.

Some of my favorite lessons of his are:

1. Money loves speed. Ideally, try to make money on the same day. You got an idea to do X at 8am today and by 6pm you've made $500. That's speed. Money doesn't like a lot of waiting. Of course, it may not be applicable in 100% cases but if you're not making money within 1 month after busting your a$$, you need to do something else.
2. Until you are a big rich company or have lots of money, contracts are not real.
3. Most of you don’t know what a business is. It’s money in to a bank FIRST. Cash is first.
4. You need to get good at talking/speaking. Everything in life is basically the same thing. People walk into a room to say things. Talking and selling are the same thing. AVOID UMS OR AHHS in your speech. Make sure you orate yourself properly.
5. Money can not be made. You can only take money from other people! Money is like water, and money is always moving. Why should people give you their money? You have to convince others to give you their money
6. Nobody is broke. They’re simply just buying other things. You have to make sure your offer is great. During corona, people were buying lots of stuff like alcohol, tissue, traveling, adult entertainment content and so on even though they had little money! Sell the end result. People will always buy shit.
7. Command respect. Be strong and masculine. Physical presence is a real thing, it surely impacts the other person to do business with you, whether you like it or not
8. Forge the patience crap that all gurus like to repeat. Have patience for 10-30 years blah blah blah. NO, you got to get rich now. The time to get rich is running out. These are some of the last years a normal person can get rich.

 

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[Black_Dragon43]

It's funny that a lot of people on the forum like to badmouth him for selling a $50 a month course with 18 verified multi-millionaires on how to make money in the modern age without watching any of his content first. Dude is legit in my eyes and has changed my life since adopting his way of thinking.

The last thing anyone needs is “verified multi-millionaires” to show you how to make money. It’s precisely those guys who are LEAST LIKELY to show you how to do it. Like, these guys don’t even know your name dude… much less care about whether you succeed or fail. You think they’ll show you how to make money? LOL!

I happen to have purchased as part of my research the products of many gurus. Including some of Tate’s. And let me tell you… the more famous and “successful” they are, the worse the product is with some very rare exceptions.

I wouldn’t bad mouth Tate for selling a course. He’s running a successful business selling a poor quality product off the image he’s created about his own success to desperate people who don’t have anything going for them. No money, no connections, little education.

Less than 1% of the people who buy the products of the gurus become successful. Almost none - because most of them are crappy products. But of course, if you have 1,000 students, there is going to be at least 1 super successful from the bunch… just the law of large numbers!

1. Money loves speed. Ideally, try to make money on the same day. You got an idea to do X at 8am today and by 6pm you've made $500. That's speed. Money doesn't like a lot of waiting. Of course, it may not be applicable in 100% cases but if you're not making money within 1 month after busting your a$$, you need to do something else.

How is this helpful? How is this making you any money? Let me guess… it’s not.

Anybody who has run a business - a serious, money-making business, could never stand to listen to such crap.

Let me show you the kind of questions I have as a business owner:
• How do I transfer the processes I’ve developed for cold-calling to someone who can take it and build a cold-calling team out of it for myself?
• How do I get access to more capital to quicken my expansion?
• How do I get people whom I can trust to take over sensitive parts of the business?
• What are the next processes I should put in place to expand the number of sales meetings generated?
• Should I merge my entities into one given VAT legislation, and incur higher liability?

These are the kind of questions I ask myself. Because I have REAL problems - which are specific. My problem isn’t “how do I make $1000/day?”. That’s a pseudo-problem.

None of the gurus that you guys love and praise can answer even ONE of those questions, because their products are CRAP, destined for people who have never run a business in their life and don’t have any experience to ask more insightful questions…

Virtually NONE of the points you’ve listed above have any value. None of them can put a single $ in my pocket. They are vague generalities that pretend to say something, but in truth say nothing.

“Money loves speed”… no it doesn’t. If I start a new business, I would never expect to make a lot of money from the first month… maybe, depending on the business, no money at all. If I started a SaaS business, for example, I wouldn’t expect to make money for months!

The first month I started my consulting business I made $0. The second month $0. The third month $10,000. And that’s only because I already had tons of experience and connections.

If your business is buying and reselling stuff — then yeah, you should make SOME money from the first month. But not all business models are like that.

Read this:

The Fallacy of Success

The Fallacy of Success by G.K. Chesterton

americanliterature.com

2. Until you are a big rich company or have lots of money, contracts are not real.

And this is the single worst piece of advice I’ve EVER heard. For some business models, contracts are the most important thing ever. Without a contract you don’t have a deal you can trust. I’ve gotten $30,000+ from people without being a big company because I’ve had contracts in place when I was running my agency. God forbid if I didn’t have contracts I’d have been bankrupt 100 times already.

 

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HU isn't a ponzi scheme, it's a simple affiliate program.

When you sign up, you get a link and receive 50% of commission when other people sign up with your link.

Tate made his money first with a bunch of cam girls back in the 2010s.

Then he invested in a few casinos in Romania. He also did a bunch of low-key illegal stuff.

Yet the bulk of his wealth comes from HU, where hundreds of thousands of people pay 49USD (if not more, I think it has increased now) per month to get access to his content.

So, why don't people unsubscribe?

Because he bans people that leave, hence playing with extreme fomo.

Guy is a good marketer, it's undeniable.