The Idiot 'Millionaire' Fake Gurus That Went Broke

Very enlightening. Keep em coming.

Like many people, I read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, back in the late '90s/early '00s. Never caught on with me. I did go to one of those "free" seminars (also one of Tom Vu's, which was "surprisingly" similar to Kyosaki's; Lol!), but never went beyond that for either one. Unlike most people, my dad taught me from childhood about avoiding going into debt, and back then I didn't have $500 bucks to fork out for a "second" seminar. Hell, I couldn't figure out most of what I was being taught in the "free" ones, so I lost interest pretty quickly.

Sooo, what happened to Tom Vu? 60 Minutes did a story on him years ago.

When ever I would watch these guys my common sense would rise up inside me and cause me to ask this question : if it's so easy to make this money following your Plan why would you share your secrets with me that would increase your competition and make it harder for you to make money??? My mind never comes up with a satisfactory answer to this question.

Did Amway over 20yrs ago. Didn't become a millionaire (far from it), but ironically used many of their cleaning products (which originally put them on the map 65yrs ago), which are pretty good. Liquid Organic Cleaner (L.O.C.) is very highly concentrated. Still have some which I bought roughly 15-20yrs ago. Still working today.