What I learned after spending $25k on info-products:

I bought a little bit of everything: courses, mentorships, 1-on-1 calls etc Some were good, some were not. It's just a numbers game 1. Not everybody is equal. Some courses might be good for others, but maybe they weren't for me. There's not only one, correct way to run OFM. There are many ways to skin a cat. 2. The game is to be sold, not to be told. I can tell you for sure this Telegram channel has better info and value for FREE compared to most paid courses, communities etc I share so much because: - Most people wont take action even if they have all the knowledge in front of them - In OFM things change so fast, the methods I share today might not work in a few weeks or months - I believe in karma, what I give today, I'll receive it back tomorrow - It's very good for networking, with my personal brand I got to know lots of good people 3. Receipts, flexing, results — that doesn't mean much. Nowadays it's so easy to fake any type of receipts and "lifestyle" If you wanna invest money in your business, you'd be better off buying info from outside the industry Bottom Line: You can still make it without courses. But with the RIGHT info you'll make it faster. Invest in yourself. Even if you "waste" $1k today on some scammy course, it's not that deep. A final tip: check what type of info they're sharing for free. If they're not sharing anything VALUABLE then 99% of the times, the product will be shit.