People help people when they are properly motivated. Your online guru tells you its bullshit to work 9-5 and then tosses a link to his freedom manifesto for $50 but on sale now for $10 Why? Money. He who gets the money wins.

I like my business transactions like my glass, transparent.

The primary objective of your favorite Twitter guru is not to help you, its to help themselves. Most won't tell you this. They get paid from YOUR pocket.

This long term "valuable content" shit you hear is also known as a loss leader, look that shit up. You're a customer, free awesome advice gets you in the door, some more great free content... and here is comes... usually in the 4th tweet...

Follow the money, that's how you predict peoples actions. I know twitter is full of heroes, but if you sit down with them and say "you want $5 or $500?" they'll pick $500 100% of the time.

"I do it to help people" is the first words out of someone who is about to tell you how much their shit costs... it might take 3 days, but I promise you, they are about to ask for your money.

Every time I see a twitter guru profile pic I just think, "oh its just a regular dude"

Do you think your favorite twitter guru is retweeting someone because they agree or, or, or does it make more sense that they are on retainer at $500 a month to do it? Once you cross over you see things more clearly.

On the one hand, your Twitter guru says no one is coming to save you. On the other hand, he's selling his course that will set you free from all your troubles... can't be both ladies and gentlemen.

Everyone is selling something, you just need to wait for them to hit you with their offer. Could be years.

If people were so nice and helpful, why does the government need to give you credits for hiring disabled people or donating to charity?

Wanna know an unpopular take? is a professor and all of you who bought his course are his students. Think about it.

People don't hate universities, they hate the game.

Prof. says university is a waste of time, yet he teaches twitter money in the fall semester and stock gems in winter semester... just a cheaper course folks, can't believe it took me this long to figure it out.

Having a side hustle is great, but what you're really saying is that you didn't make the right choices with your career beforehand...

Not true, Ryan Booth tell em