Daniel Fazio tears into business opportunity courses that hand everyone the same playbook. When 3,000 people follow identical advice to the same 300,000-person audience, the market tanks and nobody makes money.
3,000 people.
300,000 people.
Approximately 1%.
Typically, what happens when somebody gets started in business? They'll buy a business opportunity course. And what I mean by business opportunity course is it's a course that tells you what specific thing to sell to what specific kind of person. And if 3,000 people buy that shit, and the target audience is 300,000 people, and in a general target audience, maybe 1% of the available people are willing to purchase at this precise moment. Your allotment for what you could otherwise sign is so small because of just the sheer amount of competition you can imagine. What happens happens as multiple people start selling the business opportunity. It's so fucking mod that it's just. It just saturates it.
