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This is why 85% of all emails are spam

Revisado: 12-01-24

Cold email = Spam. You name it whatever you want but what you do is spamming. I came across this book while looking for a book to improve our newsletters. I quickly figured that this book is written by a spammer, explaining how to spam and waste people's time. It was very hard to read through because I sometimes shook out of anger as I heard how this spammer operates.

My company gets several emails every week with the subject "Quick question". They start with a so-called compliment that immediately lets us know that they have no idea about our business and they are trying to sell something. We use a lot of "f" words about the underdeveloped humans who send those emails. We never reply to them because it would help with their deliverability. Instead, we mark them as spam and block them (You should too).

Alex is a humanoid. He hasn't advanced in the evolution process as most of us did. He is one of the people who are the reason why 85% of all emails are spam. I am hoping to find him at an event or something so I can confront him and punch him in the face (metaphorically).

Most of the 5-star reviews of this book are fake/biased because he offers freebies for reviews.

I hope the editors take action to remove this book from the platform.

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Biased and hateful

Revisado: 10-31-24

He hates Muslims especially Palestinians. He thinks they are all terrorists. This book is a heavily biased toward democrats without concrete evidence to support his theories.

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Written by ChatGPT

Revisado: 10-26-24

No specific examples, no stories from the author's life, everything is bullet listed, generic advice, repetitive, and disconnection between topics. All the signs that this book was written by using ChatGPT

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Nothing new except acronyms

Revisado: 08-25-24

First of all, the dude is literally selling pills lol. Here is the formula for this book: Dramatic childhood story + Leverage the name and influence of the movie Limitless + Create acronyms for everything so they look cool + Drop celebrity names and add great reviews (Never mention the bad ones) = Bestseller (Millions of dollars). Call me a hater if you want but I read 4-5 self-help books per month and I can tell if a book deserves its reputation or not. This book does not. First several chapters basically saying your brain is limitless. 80% fluff and filler. Examples are generic and sometimes childish. I can’t believe he gave that power plant example. The more practical chapters are filled with methods used for decades if not centuries. I was using that memorization technique about 20 years ago. New chapters in the Extended Edition are joke. Probably written by ChatGPT. Podcast episodes after each chapter is fluff, you won’t miss anything if you skip them. What I learned from this book? Marketing is more important than the content. You can sell a lot of copies by using a well-known name for your book and mentioning celebrities. And of course, create acronyms for everything.

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Outdated and generic

Revisado: 08-24-24

Outdated and generic. Not enough specific real life examples. Definitely not a mastery. He even explains how to google something.

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Need more details and examples

Revisado: 05-18-20

As a person who read/listened about 10 crowdfunding books, I would say I wish there were more details of each topic in this title. For example: What kind of photos a book campaign pan have? What would be the reward images? What would be the update content during the campaign? The book tell to add photos, reward images, send updates etc but how specifically they would be? Also, there are mentions to only 3-4 previous campaigns. There should be more and each topic should be backed by real campaign examples instead listing a few examples in the beginning

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It has the information you can find everywhere

Revisado: 01-14-20

He keeps advertising his coaching service in the podcasts. I filled out the form and made the payment on his website. He emailed me with one line asking about rescheduling 30 MINUTES before the call. I said okay for making the call next day. Guess what. He didn’t show up on the call next day. No emails whatsoever. I filed a dispute on Paypal for the fee I paid. No response to this dispute neither. Total ignorance. Hopefully I got refund thanks to Paypal. Additionally, he never mentions his own crowdfunding projects. He either doesn’t launch his own products (then how come he claims to be an expert in this area and offers coaching?) or he is too ashamed of telling about his campaigns possibly due to low funding or no funding at all. His book has information that you can find everywhere (I read about 10 crowdfunding books). His podcasts are interview based which are a lot easier than solo podcasts. He doesn’t give information, he asks questions. The creators are the ones who are giving valuable information. Finally, his website feels like we are still in late 90s. I think he should pause publishing things and review his communication and technical skills

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