Tigist Mulatu has a social media game that’s stronger than a triple-shot espresso.
She flaunts her designer duds and flawless mansion, and posts envy-inducing family vacation photos, all in an attempt to snag your attention and lure you into some dubious money making scheme.
But she’s a self-proclaimed Ambassador of Christ, so she must be honest, right?
Then again, we had this “religious” kid named Deion in our class growing up.
“Never lay your Jesus piece face down,” he once told me.
But I’m pretty sure Deion ended up in prison for credit card fraud.
My point? Watch out for people who use religion to win you over.
With that in mind, back to Tigist.
“I remember sitting at the desk of my job and praying,” she said.
“‘Lord, if you want me to be here, if you have a purpose for me, I’ll be here 100 years. I don’t mind. But if not, just show me the way,'” she recalled.
“Because I was just tired. I used to drive an hour commute,” Tigist continued.
“So, back and forth, that was two hours. And after I come home, like, I don’t even have the energy to just play with my kids. To just be in the moment with ’em.”
“And I knew, and I knew, and I knew, like, I needed to find something else.”
“And not too long after, God provided a way for me to start a business.”
“In a short amount of time, my business surpassed what I used to make in my job,” Tigist claimed.
“I know that not a lot of people have information and the right tools and resources.”
A caped crusader, Tigist is about to swoop in and rescue you from the drudgery of office life, endless commutes, and barely scraping by.
Gain the energy to enjoy life with your family.
Build an online business that can set you free – free as a bird, just like that Lynyrd Skynyrd song.
In the video I’m watching, Tigist scooped up her precious little girl, looked straight into the camera, and said, “This is why I do this.”
Hmm. You’re kinda using her as a prop, though, aren’t ya T?
“This is my why,” Tigist added with a fiery passion that could probably jumpstart a 4Runner.
“I wanna be home with my kids. I was able to buy this house. I paid off my car. Who knew an immigrant from East Africa can be financially free?” she asked rhetorically.
So if you’re looking for an opportunity to start an online business, Tigist is sure you’re in the right place.
Her life changed from A to Z after she launched her online business back in 2019.
So what exactly is it?
Something about a platform designed to help newbies build their remote business from the ground up.
There’s step-by-step training, thousands of amazing coaches, software, tools – everything you need to start a profitable work-from-anywhere business.
Tigist asks you to register for their free weekly workshop, which’ll connect the dots.
A presentation this light on specifics has to be the real deal, doesn’t it?
After all, who needs details when you have buzzwords and empty promises?
Once you opt in, it all makes sense.
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen this pitch – with a cast of characters that could give the United Nations a run for their money.
And of course, they all attribute their success to this one amazing business opportunity.
An hour and a half later, they want you to whip out your wallet and buy their Nameless Program for $149.
But that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Once they’ve reeled you in, prepare to be bombarded with a dizzying array of upsells and add-ons, all guaranteed to take your success to the next level.
I found the whole thing to be quite deceptive.
I’m telling God on you, Tigist.