You’d Be Wise to Ask These Questions…

What have they done?

What have they built?

What are their companies?

What are the names of their exact companies?

Do they sell an actual product?

Where can you order their products?

What's it like when you order their product from a customer perspective?

How many actual customers have they actually sold product to over the years?

How long have they been doing what they are doing now?

Do they employ people?

How many?

How long have they been running an organization with teams?

How did they make the money to afford that lifestyle?

How many people have they helped do the thing you are seeking them to help you with?

Are they actually who they say they are?

By simply doing a little vetting and finding the answer to the above questions...

You lower the risk of getting scammed and wasting valuable time and money.

Yes...

It's okay to pay people to learn from them.

This can save you decades when you learn from the right person.

But with the amount of lying and bullshitting going on in the "personal development/entrepreneurship" space online...

You would be wise to ask these questions.

These are all very reasonable questions and anyone who has built anything real will be proud to tell you.

If they haven't actually done what it is you want to do...

Do not pay them money.