Stop Feeding The Gurus
Today I saw a video on Facebook from some guy who advocates to stop feeding the gurus. Now I’m glad I never proclaimed myself to be a guru, so no need to get defensive here. Look on page 13 of my travel book if you don’t believe me – I put it in writing right there: I’m NOT a guru of any sorts. I simply love sharing what I do.
The guy, and unlike him I won’t mention any names, carried on to elaborate on how gurus are bad. He named people like Brendon Bruchard, and others. I like all those guys, and have worked personally with some of them. Maybe I’m naive and bought in to their trickeries. Call me what you will, but I learned a lot from experience that those gurus have. It would have taken me much longer to learn on my own.
And that’s what it’s about, isn’t it? Learning something easier and faster than you would have done on your own. Because no doubt, you can figure things out yourself. Easy. There’s Google, Youtube, and many other free resources. Information is free and abundant. It’s…
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