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Okay y’all wanna why I don’t believe in that Forex stuff? I had an ex do something similar in another program. He spent a lot of time investing in mentorship, seminars, and conventions. Spending his money to meet with these “successful” people
I’m all for finding your dream and purpose. However please don’t be a pawn to help feed another’s pockets with out you getting something in return. You are essentially networking.
However I see these “companies” pick and prey on young college students because we want the money and we want to be successful. That’s why we went to school. If this “information “ is so great and knowledgeable then why do you have to recruit and exhaust all your friends/family
Then it’s acquaintances. Old highschool classmates. If it’s so reputable why can’t they give out a clear pamphlet to the key goal. I had an high school ex classmate had her “mentor” or someone of the sort. This person couldn’t tell me jack shit over the phone.
Want me to go to a seminar. I’m sorry but that will be forever shady. But back on topic. My ex seemed very invested and motivated with this program. After not speaking to him in a year and a half. It still seemed like he was in the same place
Now don’t get me wrong. Success takes time. But all these “successful “ mentors couldn’t put him on a project for him to gain some experience and network? Even a baby hint of progress should have been made with all that effort. It’s all smoke and mirrors.
He was fed these entrepreneurship lies just for him to spend his money on these convention, books, etc. Essentially putting money in these “mentors” pockets. But one thing i can say for sure is that I think he was happy he found companionship.
