| I respect your opinion, and if you're the type of person who considers that a blanket conflict of interest than our book isn't for you. I don't consider that good or bad, it just is. Similar to how some people prefer fish over meat and vice versa. However, I will push back against the broad stroke generalization that you either teach people for free or charge money and be considered a scam. Our advice is solid and battle-tested. There's Rob who wrote the Mom Test and Devin who wrote The Workshop Survival guide with Rob. And then there's our community with over a 100 up and coming authors who we're helping increase the probability of success through our process. The early results are already positive and it'll only improve as we keep trying to nail our process even more. Is YC a scam because it isn't free? If an author is like Tai Lopez you don't get word of mouth and burn through your lead pool. That means you're constantly trying to attract fresh leads, which is why these scams eventually tend to break. What we're doing is teaching a process that minimizes some of the common mistakes authors make. Yes, we're charging money for that. But if you look at our process, or heck, just read this article, you should be able to see that there's value worth paying for. If you use nothing else but this article with these 4 common pitfalls to avoid, you'll do better vs. not having read it. And this was free. So, I don't think your argument holds any water. |