If someone knows something about this man or his products let me know, I did my own research and didn't find nothing interesting, I used sophisticated tactics and I have a kind of 40% doubt.
Thank you
Kingston Ventura
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Years ago when I was into self-improvement, I stumbled across an african guy (living in US) that was promoting very similar content but on youtube. A lot of videos with a lot of talking persuading viewers into buying his books and upselling his course with 1 on 1 online meetings.
Can’t remember his name, he was very niche.
I guess that’s the game, find something that sells - copy/rebrand it and then market it.
Years ago when I was into self-improvement, I stumbled across an african guy (living in US) that was promoting very similar content but on youtube. A lot of videos with a lot of talking persuading viewers into buying his books and upselling his course with 1 on 1 online meetings.
You don’t self improve by reading books on self improvement.
A good life coach is the one who asks the right questions, not one who pretends to have the right answers.
And what if you don’t have the answer to his questions?
Not necessarily all questions require an answer. Some are meant to stimulate reflection and a shift in your thinking. To disrupt your old synapsis and build new ones.
He must knows this, try it in Google 😀 :
Chris Do from The Futur sold it for $$$
From my experience a lot of people avoid concretely answering socratic questions when asked. They start deviating from the main question. I do reiterate the question (maybe they didn’t get it the first time), some of them even get angry, make a step back and look at me like I did them wrong.
Some of them are gatekeepers for no reason.
Or maybe such questions are not suitable when you want to learn more about something 🤔
From my experience a lot of people avoid concretely answering socratic questions when asked. They start deviating from the main question. I do reiterate the question (maybe they didn’t get it the first time), some of them even get angry, make a step back and look at me like I did them wrong.
Some of them are gatekeepers for no reason.
this happens when you force them out of autopilot and expose their insecurity. It means the question touched a nerve, so you could lower the pressure, loop back and reframe it.
Mirroring their words and labelling the emotion is another powerful option.
From my experience a lot of people avoid concretely answering socratic questions when asked. They start deviating from the main question. I do reiterate the question (maybe they didn’t get it the first time), some of them even get angry, make a step back and look at me like I did them wrong.
Some of them are gatekeepers for no reason.
Or maybe such questions are not suitable when you want to learn more about something 🤔
If they can't help themselves why should I force it, let God fix it. Sometimes we can't solve anything for a reason.
