Selling the "quick money" idea.

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Influence is not difficult; most people believe that only those who do so on a large scale should be classified as influencers; however, the only reason we have official influencers is because they can push financial, psychological, or emotional agendas on a large scale.

However, everyone who has a unique character or attitude that is worth emulating is always emulated; most of the time, we do not have to like people or be affiliated with others to be influenced by them; we simply see it, are taken by it, and it is immediately sold to us.

Your "own" influence

On a daily basis, we influence others, either subconsciously or consciously; some people make the same financial decisions as us because they believe we are more capable of conducting searches or being successful at what we do.

This is the secret to influencing. The act or cycle of influencing must have a certain "betterment" bias in order to be completed.

This is why an official influencer will always create this betterment personality, because if they do not, they will be unable to persuade you to buy their courses, attend their classes for $5,000, or purchase the latest product on their pinned tweet.

Why is intentional influence one of the most profitable careers available?

The return on investment generates several layers of potential rewards. For example, if an influencer is paid to advertise a referral-based product, they can continue to earn rewards for the rest of their lives for a single advertisement they ran 5 years ago.

Now that this reward is permanent, all they have to do is keep promoting their referral link, and their 2% will continue to drop into their wallet. They can do this for 20 businesses and easily achieve financial independence in 5 to 10 years.

Now all they have to do is flaunt their expensive lifestyle, and their following will grow. If the influencer is a woman, all she has to do is post pictures of herself and her expensive lifestyle, and her following will skyrocket.

This is why, when you visit the page of an influencer with millions of followers, all you see are a few bikini photos and advertisements for a brand product.

For men, there will be gym pictures, a few pictures of them in a limo signing one or more contracts, and a few slow-motion videos of them taking baths with motivational quotes. They do not show you where they are having surgery to improve their buttocks or taking steroids to improve their biceps; after all, these are unedited clips that are frequently deleted and never appear on their page.

These lifestyles are primarily intended to milk rather than to impact; when people influence in ways that are not natural to them, you should recognize that their goal is to monetize the attention they hope to receive.

This is why they do not have to explain how they make money; they can simply refer to themselves as entrepreneurs. It is true that they are entrepreneurs, but they will most likely keep it that way in order to avoid disclosing their source of income; it is as simple as that. The more curious people they attract, the more money they can make.

Mentorship: another advanced scam scheme

A particular businessman posted his mentorship fee online, which was $18000. Now, I am not sure if this is one-time, weekly, quarterly, or yearly. However whatever it is, if he's not getting me to sit down with Elon Musk or teaching me how to get an appointment under Donald Trump, I don't care what he's mentoring, it's an advanced form of scam.

However, because this guy rides in fancy cards and wears an expensive suit, people will pay because they want a piece of what is making him wealthy.

This man can easily build a fortune if he has 100 people paying for this class on a monthly or quarterly basis, and it is unfortunate that someone with $18k will pay to learn how to become richer, when they already have something that earned them $18k.

It is not difficult to be one of these people; simply have liquidity for a start, maybe 20 to 30k$ (trust me, you will earn x100 of this initial capital in less than 5 years).

Create a bogus business idea based on a lie and continue to post fake business pictures, and you will grow as large as you desire. Then you can begin selling courses and accepting ad gigs from companies.

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