The Billionaire Guru Who Changed My Life Turned Out To Be A Scam!

The makeup of the course looks like this:

• 25% is Dan Lok Bio.
• 25% is about mindset & how to shift yours to win.
• 25% is motivational talk about exceeding your limits.
• 25% is a promotion of other Dan Lok’s courses.

Whenever someone asks for your money over the Internet, you need to research them thoroughly once, twice, and thrice. When they ask for your money to teach you how to earn money, you need to dig in even further, or better yet, you need to run! most likely, you’ll find a scam.

People want money, not the hustle to get it. That is why gurus like Lok and my newly found Lopez are thirsted over: they figured out the shortcut to swimming in a “Tower Heist” like pool while sipping margaritas with sexy models. People don’t want to put the effort to hustle for what they need. We all want shortcuts to happiness, money, and success.

A study of 2,000 adults in full-time employment found that 55% admitted they would like to turn a hobby into a side business, but are yet to take the leap for different reasons.

Even if the content is worth it, you should never invest in courses that sell you fish in the water. No one has reported a magnified wealth after attending one of those courses. From the many reviews of people revising such content, the value lies in getting the motivation and being directed into the right position. All extra details are rubbish that aims to sell you thin air.