Interviewing a 20 y/o south african millionaire.. | #13 w/ Liam Bradshaw

[@liambradshaw1]

What a convo. Thanks for having me boys ❤️‍🔥

[@TheSkoolofAthens]

🤝

[@androkoen]

Was a pleasure 🖤

[@aigrowthoperator]

all we need is maurits and then its the 4 young entrepreneur's in south Africa

[@TheSkoolofAthens]

Thanks brother

[@officerpavatideshmukh4067]

Not even trying to hate but I believe in honesty, it really is concerning to see some online gurus flaunting their parents’ homes or imaginary wealth while claiming to want to help us become like them. None of this is genuine. Why don’t you focus on showing the journey on you trying to become rich instead of acting like you have it all. (Unless you are trying to make the people your product) I truly believe none of these guys have a million and I would love to be proved wrong. Show us something that says you have a million to your name. Not a Shopify store with revenue let’s see profit. However since they know I have a point they will delete this.

[@quintonweber]

"Why don’t you focus on showing the journey on you trying to become rich" - This podcast we literally did just that. We interviewed someone very successful trying to figure out what makes him tick & how he managed to gain all this success at such a young age. Just as a byproduct of listing to our conversations, you will see he is not your average 20 year old. I believe your stance is rooted in a place of ignorance & it will withhold you from achieving similar success. "flaunting their parents’ homes or imaginary wealth" - criticising others peoples success & there attempts to share that knowledge to help others do the same says alot more about you than about us brother.

[@officerpavatideshmukh4067]

⁠@@quintonweber As for ‘flaunting their parents’ homes or imaginary wealth,’ the critique is about authenticity. Let’s be honest: all Liam really does is sell courses and exaggerate his success to push those courses further. That’s not sharing knowledge; it’s marketing. Projecting an image of unproven wealth and success creates a harmful cycle of unrealistic expectations for others. If the intent was to genuinely help people, why focus so much on appearances rather than actionable advice? You mentioned your podcast highlights a ‘very successful’ 20-year-old-but without addressing privilege, or systems that contribute to success(his rich parents), it risks glorifying an ideal that’s neither relatable nor realistic for most people. Your defensiveness here says a lot too. Instead of thoughtfully engaging with the critique, you’ve resorted to dismissing it as ignorance. Perhaps it’s worth reflecting on why constructive feedback feels like an attack rather than an opportunity for growth. Finally, it’s interesting how you assume someone you’ve never met or seen doesn’t have success. That assumption says more about your need to glorify a curated image of wealth than anything else. So, what exactly does all this wealth and success you speak of look like? I’d genuinely love to see it-on paper, of course.

[@quintonweber]

@@officerpavatideshmukh4067 you said “no hate” and continued to hate with no evidence of your claims and assumed his parents are rich and he makes all his money through selling a course. Which is just not true 🤣 Your comment was not “constructive criticism” , but an attack brother lets be real. Your opinion is based in ignorance and you projected your lack of understanding via insults - (which is clear in your first comment)

[@quintonweber]

@@officerpavatideshmukh4067 just ask Liam, Im sure he will send you proof. But just assuming that his success is inherited, fake or ingenue because you don’t know him, is wrong.

[@officerpavatideshmukh4067]

@@quintonweber How funny you say I have no evidence, yet you’re not addressing the very evidence I asked you to provide. Your responses seem like more of a deflection, because they are. Instead of engaging with my points, your response has been more about dismissing my critique as ‘ignorance.’ I also mentioned how the focus on appearances and unproven wealth creates unrealistic expectations, and how this is tied to privilege-two issues you haven’t addressed at all. All you have to do is show us some actual money to your name or his name overall. He’s a millionaire in the thumbnail, so show us the proof. However, you cannot show. On a side note, I will give credit where it’s due to Luke. He seems to be going about things correctly-he’s not here trying to shove fake millions in people’s faces. All he’s doing is showing people his journey, which is a much more authentic approach.

[@aigrowthoperator]

this is the sauce . love the content

[@kikomagree]

Let’s go gents! Love to see it 🔥🦍🇿🇦📈

[@TheSkoolofAthens]

Thanks brother kiko!

[@quintonweber]

Straight heat ⚡

[@uzison8149]

When it comes to taking action on the online business aspect, how does one surround themself with like minded people ? People who are already on that journey and have already started their agency are looking for skilled individuals in that field. Does it just come down to self research in order to get into those circles ?

[@uzison8149]

Only 8 mins into the video with this question 💀