I have noticed a correlation between people who ask why you can’t give out a course or a class that teaches a skill, for free, and those who constantly fall into ponzi scheme traps, and stay begging for giveaways.
The common denominator I have found among these three sets of people is laziness and greed.
People who would rather depend on luck instead of gain a skill or experience to enable them control their destinies, have to be either lazy or greedy or both.
Oh and don’t come with the “but what if they really don’t have money?” Because we all know that it costs money to play ponzi schemes and it costs data (which costs money) to play giveaways. It all comes down to their priorities.
YouTube is free. Coursera is free. EdX is free. There are tons of free books on Amazon and the internet.
People have free Facebook groups, Telegrams, Email Newsletters, WhatsApp groups and Social Media pages that provide enough valuable information to get them started.
They just choose the path that requires the least amount of work while promising the most return on their “investment”. That, my dear Facebook people, is greed and laziness.
Apply context to this post before you begin the “whataboutisms” and the “it’s not always like that”. I did say correlation, not causation. Read, pause and apply context.
