Tai Lopez Scam Coin

[Leo Gura]

This is hilarious;

 

[Preety_India]

Interesting.

This looks like self promotion through proxy. Tai Lopez with Tai Lopez. 

So basically invest in those businesses and you're investing in Tai Lopez. 

 

 

[Adam M]

Tai Lopez, in association with Tai Lopez, backed up and supported by Tai Lopez ?.

 

When you don't have a legit life purpose, the next best way to make a ton of money is to glue together trendy business ideas with spit and bubblegum.

[Guru Peter Jordanson]

That is the guy that reads atleast one book a day. He must be extremeley intelligent. I will hurry to put all my savings into his precious coin. He is a saviour of my world. God bless him!

[Leo Gura]

5 hours ago, Guru Peter Jordanson said:

That is the guy that reads atleast one book a day.

He never read 1 book a day. That too was a scam.

[Danioover9000]

   He's still going strong to this day though. Gotta give him some credit for persistence.

[Roy]

I would have figured Tai Lopez was dead by now, killed by cartel in some jungle after being drowned in a cocaine/hooker binge like John McAfee. Guess not. What amazes me about him is his persistence. He has basically got infinite money to go live on some island somewhere and retire and just chill until he dies, but he just keeps concocting one new scam after another lol. Like when do these people ever get bored and hang it up? It's like they are just doing it for the sake of doing it, it's not even about money or power anymore.

[Happy Lizard]

I wonder If this is a prelude before you release your video about scammers,

These people are extremely sneaky and know how to be tempting to college kids and/or inexperienced people looking for a way to break into making money and stating their own business. 

They are a mind disease, I remember wanting to put a lot of money on one of Tai Lopez crypto scam-course, I'm just happy that I didn't at that time.

Edited December 27, 2021 by Happy Lizard

[Average Investor]

Reminds me of the good days

 

[ChadT]

I've followed Tai's channel off and on over the years.  Mainly for entertainment value.   I've always pegged him as a con man, but he throws just enough "wisdom" in some of his content, to throw people off the scent.   I'd love to know exactly how he actually makes his money and what his net worth really is.   He seems to go dark for long periods of time on social media (at least on YouTube), which makes me wonder where the $ is coming from?

[Hulk]

4 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

He never read 1 book a day. That too was a scam.

Tia Lopez is great at reading books, you can understand from his tone. He is a wellread man. I love how he articulates what read and he is great at talking about it, but interms of spirituality and personal development he is low. So let's not judge his weak side to make a conclusion that he is useless, let's not defame him or use something against him based on some of his inadequacy. 

[hoodrow trillson]

Tai Lopez became a meme as the Lamborghini guy lmao.  where he would have a Lambo in the background and go "oh that?" 

Nobody except fools take him seriously 

[Danioover9000]

@Hulk

3 hours ago, Hulk said:

Tia Lopez is great at reading books, you can understand from his tone. He is a wellread man. I love how he articulates what read and he is great at talking about it, but interms of spirituality and personal development he is low. So let's not judge his weak side to make a conclusion that he is useless, let's not defame him or use something against him based on some of his inadequacy. 

   To be honest, he got me motivated enough to start reading books and to associate that with one day owning a Lamborghini lol. He was one of the earlier examples of a small business millionaire guy that made it a possibility to me. Nowadays I have out grown him a bit my understandings of spirituality, psychology and philosophical thinking, but he's one of many sources of inspiration for just that basics, like I can do as good if not better than him in terms of marketing and business don't forget that.

   But do be aware, that one day anyone would out grow Tai Lopez's value, so to me this is where the danger lies, forgetting that you will one day out value someone like him. So for those reading, dream big, have a juicy vision and take action. 

[Leo Gura]

1 hour ago, Danioover9000 said:

I can do as good if not better than him in terms of marketing and business don't forget that

[Danioover9000]

 

2 hours ago, Danioover9000 said:

@Hulk

   To be honest, he got me motivated enough to start reading books and to associate that with one day owning a Lamborghini lol. He was one of the earlier examples of a small business millionaire guy that made it a possibility to me. Nowadays I have out grown him a bit my understandings of spirituality, psychology and philosophical thinking, but he's one of many sources of inspiration for just that basics, like I can do as good if not better than him in terms of marketing and business don't forget that.

   But do be aware, that one day anyone would out grow Tai Lopez's value, so to me this is where the danger lies, forgetting that you will one day out value someone like him. So for those reading, dream big, have a juicy vision and take action. 

   The guy that runs life mastery project is also one of my earlier sources of inspiration too, good enough morning and night routine. I had bad morning and night routines before trying him out.

   To those face palming, you can face palm all you want but we got to start modelling somebody at first, so watch out.

[Carl-Richard]

18 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

He never read 1 book a day. That too was a scam.

#Knawlegde ?

[vizual]

As someone who has a bachelor's degree in marketing I always felt most of marketing, in general, is a bunch of hot air and mostly aimed at misleading, scamming and overhyping products and services to gullible suckers. I still believe that noble and genuine promotion and marketing is possible, and even necessary. But in the professional field of marketing you will find few people who question the morality and ethics of their practice.

Edited December 28, 2021 by vizual

[vizual]

12 minutes ago, Knowledge Hoarder said:

It is absolutely necessary, business without marketing is no business at all. It's not that the immoral marketing is the problem, it's the shitty products that provide no actual value. If you're trying to sell scams, you're gonna have to scam and deceive the people about it's true value. That's just the way it is.

Companies that make good products can still engage in immoral and unethical marketing practices. 

Edited December 28, 2021 by vizual

[Danioover9000]

@Knowledge Hoarder

1 hour ago, Knowledge Hoarder said:

Well, define me "ethical" in marketing. Marketing is all about selling hope, and using various tools to make your dopamine spike, so there's always some manipulation involved. As long as it's mostly true, and used to sell good products, it's alright in my book.

   Would this ratio to you be the ideal for you? 20% manipulation, 80% truthful in marketing?

[Danioover9000]

@Knowledge Hoarder

5 hours ago, Knowledge Hoarder said:

It can be truthfull, AND manipulation at the same time. Just because you're saying truth, and facts, doesn't mean the customer will buy your product. You also have to put your adverbs in a way, that attracts your customer, persuades him to a decision, that your product is the solution to his problems. That's also a form of manipulation.

The less lies, the better ofc. You don't wanna be selling fake products, or promising unachievable results.

 

   Ok I get that, but would you agree on that ratio of 20% manipulation, 80% truth in marketing?