Derek Moneyberg Money Mastery program

[28 cm unbuffed]

Have any of you tried it for yourself?

At this stage of my life, I want to create financial freedom for myself, and I'm thinking it's a good idea to follow that program. I'm interested in the opinions of people, that have already tried it. Is it really that good? 

What other resources do you recommend on that topic?

Thank you in advance!

 

[Recursoinominado]

I used to listen to his YT channel but all his videos are the same message with different words.

• Meet and spend time with successful people.
• Fuck what you are feeling right now, do what is important on the long-term.
• Take action, you are going to die soon.
• Plan your day and life, be pragmatic.

Not that this is bad advice, but isn't anything new.

I would bet his $5k course is the same shit.

Someone on this forum took his course and said that he doesn't even teach that much, his assistant does most of the work.

That being said, I would pay to meet quality and successful people, the kind who would pay that amount for a self-development program.

 

[Yarco]

He's pure Stage Orange. I get a super low vibrational feel for him. He looks and sounds like a miserable person, in the same category as other "make money" mentors like Dan Pena.

In my opinion there are better and more well-rounded teachers out there. People who can teach you how to get rich, without turning you into a jaded asshole in the process.

My advice would be: Find your life purpose, and then find training more specific to that. If you wanna be a photographer, take photography courses. If you want to design logos, take a graphic design course. Don't take generic courses about sales from people who only earn a living by selling their courses. Otherwise you'll get stuck spending thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours dabbling, but never mastering anything.

[28 cm unbuffed]

@Yarco @Recursoinominado

I bought that course for 10£ from some guy on Reddit, just to check it out.

He is pure orange, he is cocky and arrogant as fuck, but so am I, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 

I'll put some information about that course, when I'll get more into it, for now, he is not as bad as you would suppose he is. He likes to act cocky sometimes, but even in his first lesson, he talks about honesty, being loyal, authenticity, and self-reliance. He has a lot of good qualities and his course is not a pure scam or money machine like you would think it is. 

Maybe he just loves to make money and that's his thing? I'm tired of judging people.

Edited July 30, 2020 by 28 cm unbuffed