Summary
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Fake online gurus are people who give advice on a particular topic, such as health, business, or finance, without having any real expertise or experience.
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They often make unrealistic promises, such as making a lot of money quickly or losing weight without diet or exercise.
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They may also sell courses or e-books that promise to teach you their secrets to success.
You can spot a fake guru by looking for the following red flags:
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Lack of credentials: A real expert will have some kind of qualification, such as a degree or certification.
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Unrealistic promises: If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
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Paid courses or e-books: You can often find the same information for free online.
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Unprofessional website: A professional-looking website is a sign that the guru takes their work seriously.
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Past controversies: If the guru has been involved in any scandals, it’s a red flag.
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Miracle products: If the guru is selling products that sound too good to be true, they probably are.
The article also warns that fake online gurus are everywhere and that it’s important to do your research before taking any advice from them.
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Don’t forget sponsored by the company.
- They call themselves a guru.
Seriously, why would anyone take advice from some random stranger on the internet?
