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  1. I actually got my FAANG offer by coding a spaceship is 46 minutes
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  2. Eminem been real quiet ever since this dropped....😳🔥
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  3. I wish you had made these videos a year ago. As someone who has spent 1000s of Dollars on courses (Including HTC), here's my honest opinion on them: 1. If someone's main business is to sell information (courses, masterminds, coaching), DO NOT buy their course. 2. If they use a bunch of upsells before or after you purchase the course, DO NOT buy them. 3. If something doesn't feel right, listen to your gut. You're simply giving in to FOMO and a sense of false scarcity 4. Ask yourself: "What would a REAL entrepreneur do in this situation". Chances are, they would invest that money into the business and learn by testing things for themselves. That's how business has been done for generations. I come from an entrepreneurial family and my Grandfather never even went to school. In fact, he faced such adversity that most of us can't even fathom. Yet, through pure hard work, he built a successful business without sacrificing his integrity. No school, no courses, no masterminds, no BS. 5. Go work for someone who has already achieved what you want. You will learn so much more that way. 6. Don't be afraid to test and try things yourself. The truth is that even the most successful people don't have it figured out. You know your business better than anyone else. 7. Most of the information is out there for free. Courses may help you save time by systematizing things for you. If you have money but not enough time, they may be a good investment in some cases. 8. Listen to podcasts on the subject you want to learn. Take notes from each episode and you will learn so much from them. 9. Read books but don't read them for the sake of reading. Only read them if it's a subject you NEED to learn. Otherwise, you're just procrastinating. 10. A potential benefit of investing in courses is that it creates buy-in and skin in the game. Because you've invested money, you are more likely to take action than someone who gets the same course for free. As far as HTC goes, I invested $2500 in it after meeting Dan at an event. I spoke with him for a few minutes (videos on my channel) and he was very friendly and gave me some great tips. I was a brand new entrepreneur and had never sold anything in my life and I was desperate to learn how to sell. I'm going through the course right now (on week 4) and the mindset stuff helped me get over the fear of selling and gave me confidence. I never wanted to be a 'closer' but I wanted to learn the skill to grow my own business. Was it worth $2500? I'm not sure. I made that money back after closing a couple of clients recently. I haven't even been through the entire program yet and did not apply any of the techniques. I learned things like reading the potential customer and also things like vocal tonality. Because I've already paid for the course, I will still go through the course with an open mind and keep what is useful and discard what is not. I guess, it was because I had invested in this course, I had skin in the game and that led me to take action and make an ROI on what I paid. If you already have sales experience or are a good communicator, it may not be worth it for you. For a complete noob in sales, it helped me get over the initial fear of selling. The course also gives you the opportunity to practice closing and handling objections with other members. I have not done this yet but it may be useful if you're a beginner like me. I'll confess, I'm a bit of a course junkie. Too often, we buy courses to feel better about ourselves and to trick ourselves that we are taking action. I was in a constant loop of learning and not actually taking action and trying things myself. It's easy to blame Gurus and their marketing but no one forced me to buy the courses. I let my FOMO get the best of me and most decisions based on fear don't turn out to be good. At the end of the day, we also have to take a look at ourselves and learn from our mistakes. The truth is that there are scammers everywhere and they prey on 2 main emotions: Fear and Greed. As they say - "There's a sucker born every minute". Even though I'm a marketer, my emotions get the best of me. My resolution for 2020 is to not spend ANY money on courses and instead try to figure things out myself. Fortunately, I don't have any debt from investing around $25K in the last 2 years but I used up pretty much all my savings lol. I've had to downgrade my lifestyle by selling my car and moving into a smaller apartment with roommates to recover from it but at least I've learned a great lesson from it and won't be making the same mistakes again. Thank you Steven for making these videos! You are brave and I applaud you for that. - Anand.
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  4. Here from the notification squad! If you're in LA and want to hop on our fledgling podcast to talk fake gurus and vape bans, just drop a line :-)
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  5. $700mil copyrighter?! Brian Rose what's to know your location.
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  6. This is what we need. People who actually implemented a plan and work hard for years to bring their plan to life.
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  7. 5:37:02
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  8. You left lookin like a regular coffeezilla and came back lookin like El Chapozilla
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  9. I only just found out about your billion dollar ballin' YouTube channel.
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  10. nice vid man
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  11. A BIG failure was the largest launchpad to my almost 1M subs. Without that one spectacular failure life would be a lot different!
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  12.  @brian7android985  yes, he is naked and painted in green.
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  13. As a Canadian, a Patel, and a Coffeezilla fan. I'm thoroughly looking forward to these! :)
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  14. Coffee's neighbors are like wth is this guy doing in his backyard? Coffee: "Don't worry, this is the start of something special. This is step 1 of my rags to riches story."
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  15. When old Alex Jones stops looking as crazy as it used to you know the year has been ass.
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  16. Immagine putting on ur CV: Eric HO academy graduate - 3.9 GPA - special skills: Powerpoint, excel, throwing rose petals 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
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  17. You should make a Netflix documentary series on your stories!
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  18. Coffee, I like you but this video takes several big leaps in logic. Just because Robinhood was fudging its numbers and not being honest on an FAQ (according to the SEC) does not mean that it logically follows that Robinhood is somehow lying about this when we know other brokerages like weebull came out with this same reasoning (I think the CEO of weebull had an interview where he explained this). Also, if Robinhood can't hide some number fudging from the SEC how are they going to hide a gigantic conspiracy involving one of the biggest ongoing news stories of 2021? This video just feels really one sided in favor of the WSB narrative because the little guy being attacked by hedgefunds is emotionally triggering; instead of impartially looking at the facts.
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  19. Washington: "Best we can do is $600"
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  20. Sometimes you gotta head fake them a bit.
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  21. 1 minute gang Thanks for your work man
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  22. Lol you chose the cheapest one to do shout out
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  23. 30 minutes of Coffezilla? Wait a sec.. **Grabbing my popcorn**.. 🔥
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  24. Big shot youtuber in a garage, with a Lamborghini.
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  25. This saga needs an intro song
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  26. Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk. - Lucius Annaeus Seneca the actual quote at 40:26
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  27. His story is very inspirational but screw Facebook allowing all those snake oil ads.
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  28. We thought we had him. Then, he started dancing. Checkmate
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  29. I was a bit concerned when you said you were going to do daily uploads because i thought the quality would decrease. But i was proven wrong your channel is so much better now.
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  30. Michael Osterholm wrote a whole paper in 2007 saying that the wet markets in china are a ticking time bomb for another SARs outbreak. 13 years later and that is exactly what happened
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  31. I guess it's time to make a video about my Lamborghini to qualify for this list
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  32. "I learned recently that you have to retire to make enough money to retire" - Coffeezilla 2020.
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  33. “Don’t go to your parents for advice, come to ME for advice” - Sifu Swaggy C
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  34. Dustin has a great message: there's a lot of need for trade workers. Plumbers, Electricians, Water Treatment technicians, embedded system technicians (look it up), etc. Those are all jobs that pay well, protected from automation and that have very tangible outputs on society. I'm not a manual worker myself (I tried it a few years), but I have a great respect for the people who do have that hustle. (And my old co-workers are making so much more than I am, haha)
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  35. Cheesy poof gang ✊😔
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  36. The Dunning-Kruger effect disliked the video 1k times
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  37. I really hate the anti 9 to 5 attitude on instagram. Yeah, i get it, having a boss sucks and going to work for money sucks but just because you own your own business doesn't mean you will have all the freedom you want like these scammers promise. The goal for most is just to have enough wealth so you don't need to work which takes the stress of getting fired out the window
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  38. Publish or perish
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  39. Hopefully these shysters will be featured on a future episode of "American Greed." Another stellar episode, good sir.
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  40. “Funnel hacking”
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  41. A dead give-away that Hill NEVER met Andrew Carnegie is by reading his book "How to Raise Your Own Salary" where Hill records the detailed dialog that supposedly took place between him and Andrew Carnegie. Once you read through these, you quickly realise that Carnegie would never had spoken to Hill like that and that it was all fictitious and came out our of Hill's imagination
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  42. Can I just say your backgrounds and aesthetics and everything are brilliant. I know that its not the point and its about exposing scammers and all that and thats why im subbed, but the backgrounds and lofi and 40s jazz and detective-y theme and $10 million dollar studio are so damn on point
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  43. I'm a fan of your channel and appreciate you calling out fake gurus. Especially the ones that take advantage of lower income demographics or people who are in desperate situations. With that said, there is definitely an opportunity to make money with Amazon FBA, but it is getting saturated. Thanks for your videos, I enjoy watching them.
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  44. Bro, you are on fire 🔥 😂
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  45. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 the opening is gold
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  46. I co-wrote the POGO report cited. This is such an extraordinarily well-done explanation of the ADS story and its troubling public policy implications. Thanks for putting this together!
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  47. I'd literally shit my pants man glad you got it back real talk
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  48. Coffee, please do not let up. We need you out here. I lost money following derrick struggle. My own fault but luckily I had an MBA to fall back on. One might ask, though, " so you have an MBA but you followed Derrick struggle?" Listen, Not my brightest moment, ok. Haha. Keep the pressure on them.
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  49. I started at 25... I was clueless and got lucky. In retrospect I was a moron. I'm just finally getting there.
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  50. But this is publicly available material, he has no grounds for this complaint. You didn't just film him off the street without his consent.
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