Omar Zenhom argues most online money gurus are broke and selling expensive programs they don't believe in. Before taking advice, ask for five years of P&L statements, property holdings, and accountant-verified net worth. Don't follow people whose wealth is just from selling courses about getting wealthy.
Make sure you only take advice from people who earn more than you and see evidence of that because in this online world we have now there are so and I could name the shame and buy one. They're big names by the way, people out now who are broke. And I recently know someone just gone to Australia, toured Australia, spoke to 10,000 people in stadiums and I know they're facing paid personal bankruptcy at any time and they're selling follow this get rich program. Join my online mastermind for $10,000. I think it should be regulated and there should be and I think that was coming. It's going to happen. So make sure you ask check it's okay to ask a mentor for their five years profit and loss accounts, how much property they have if they claim they got it. What's their leverage on that? What is their true net worth? Like from an accountant, Your accountant, not theirs.
