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I remember the times when I used to believe stuff like this. Even subscribed for utterly useless membership once for $100 and wasted a couple of months trying t
by handzhiev 15y ago
I remember the times when I used to believe stuff like this. Even subscribed for utterly useless membership once for $100 and wasted a couple of months trying to implement what the owner was suggesting. Somehow I figured out his advice was applicable only to people like him, who have large following, and not to a stranger.
Posts like this are not entirely useless because they give some basic motivation. But from that point further, there is absolutely no useful information, and no objectivity. Finally, if he had to confess the probability to achieve success following his recommended route, equals winning the lottery noone would join his course.
Finally the writing is really mediocre. Problogger stopped being useful many years ago, but I'm still surprised to see crap like this:
"You can do it.
I believe in you.
So get started.
Right freaking now."
Yeah. And you stop writing, please. Right freaking now.