Christian Moretuzzo is a real estate agent on the west side of the Greater Toronto Area.

He built his brand from the ground up over the last five years. From getting licensed to being recognized as Top 30 Under 30 in all of Canada last year.

He runs his own real estate team and also coaches other agents, showing them how to leverage tech (like TikTok) to earn more commissions.

Before getting into real estate, Christian was a finance and accounting nerd.

Keep reading for Christian Moretuzzo reviews.

Josh Suggs seems like good people. Like he’d smile at dogs, always recycle, and politely pretend not to notice when you wave back at someone who was actually waving to the person behind you. 

He started creating content at 14. First it was Vines, then YouTube vlogs, and later, TikTok.

By 19, Josh was managing content for Tabs Chocolate, one of the most explosive ecom brands on the planet.

Now, he’s taken all that experience and rolled it into 203 Media, his own agency specializing in viral street interviews.

Can he teach you to follow suit? 

Read on for my Content Academy review. 

Did you know you could run a microgreens side hustle from home in just 10 hours a week?

What’s that? You say you don’t even know what microgreens are? Me either.

According to Jonah Krochmalnek, microgreens are baby vegetables. Think: basil, arugula, amaranth, Swiss chard, dill, kale, spinach, etc.

They’re used for visual appeal and flavor.

You’ll find ’em in your salads, on your avocado toast, in your green smoothies, beside your bone-in ribeye, right?

Anri Davids is the founder of Full Grip Ecom, which sells Etsy automation. “You invest, we manage,” goes their tagline.

Etsy is less saturated and has better profit margins than Amazon, Walmart, Shopify, and Facebook Marketplace, Anri says.

And this service is 100% hands-free, done for you, he explains.

They’ll find products, list ’em, market them, get sales, do all the fulfillment, even handle customer service.

You can just sit back, do whatever it is you like to do with your downtime, and collect checks.

Apparently, you can build a seven-figure private jet charter business with a company called Vomos.

Yep. Tap into this growing, multi-billion-dollar, high-ROI, low-competition industry, add a steady revenue stream, and zip around the world on private jets for free while you’re at it. 

Vomos is one of the top private jet broker firms in the U.S. with more than 19 years of experience in private aviation.

After serving over 25,000 passengers on private flights internationally during that time, they could practically do this blindfolded – though you probably wouldn’t want ’em to. 

Read on for Vomos Academy reviews.

Sarah Leverton could melt steel with those eyes. No fair. When you look in my eyes, all’s you see is perpetual darkness and sorrow.

Does she just bat her eyelashes and money shows up in her account?

Nope, she says she makes her money with user-generated content (UGC).

That’s where ordinary people like you and me create and share content online about a product, brand, or service.

Sarah claims you can make over $10,000 a month doing this. Hmm.

We’ll see about that, won’t we?

Read on for my 21-Day UGC Creator Program review.

Sarah Mae Ives has this Nicole Kidman thing going on. And not to be dramatic, but I’m still not over The Perfect Couple ending. Netflix, please give us a second season so we can all heal.

Sorry, where was I?

Right, Sarah Mae Ives. She’s the author of The No-Fluff Business: The 90-Day Guide to More Money, Freedom, and Purpose Online. 

Unfortunately, 13% of its Amazon reviews are 1-star. Readers said the book was the opposite of what it promised: mostly fluff, no actionable advice, and basically one long pitch for Sarah’s program. 

Read on for No-Fluff Business Mentorship reviews.

Sean Travis walks by in uniform and all you hear is mac and cheese getting stirred. The only thing in sight? Your auntie, now in need of a bucket and a mop.

Guy looks like he changes flat tires for fun, grills a mean steak, and knocks out 100 burpees a day, even on vacation.

Wouldn’t surprise me if he went and saw Zach Bryan last weekend.

But what’s this tanned beefcake doing in my feed? Auditioning for the cover of a romance novel?

Not quite.

Read on for my Data Den Media review.

Eric Seto rolled out looking like a straight-up honeyboy. If that shirt could talk, it’d be whispering, “No questions, doll – just vibes and pheromones.” 

Bahgawd, drinks will spill and panties will drop.

Eric claims his 5-Min Investing can teach you how to retire on $300k with 30% returns per year. 

Huh. Interesting.  

Seems like you’d need a lot more than that.

And isn’t Warren Buffett only averaging around like 20%? What does Eric know that the Oracle of Omaha doesn’t?

Read on for 5-Minute Investing reviews. 

Trey Smith thinks you only got like six months left to create an AI business. After that, it’s gonna get crowded.

Start with books, he says. It’s the easiest way to make money with artificial intelligence.

Trey’s made two books so far with AI.

The first one, titled The Money Machine, took all of 15 minutes. It’s brought in almost $47k in sales.

The second one’s called Launch It. It’s done almost $51k in sales.

If you saw the uninspired cover art for these books, you’d be scratching your head wondering why anyone in their right mind would buy them.

Read on for my AI Mastery Live review.

Tom Wang clobbers me with ads harder than a Scottie Scheffler drive on a long par 5.

He’s been hawking his FBA Masterclass program for years now.

It apparently costs anywhere from $7,000 to $13,000, depending on the package. 

With 7,400 students, that’s at least $52 million for Team Tom.

Jeez, no wonder the guy seems to travel and golf and drink wine for a living.

Are we supposed to believe we can buy wall-mounted toothpaste dispensers off Alibaba for a few bucks, sell ’em on Amazon for $19.99, and live like Tom?

Read on for my FBA Masterclass review.

Madison Zhao sees your red flags and raises you black smoke billowing from a raging fire, surrounded by caution tape as firefighters scramble to contain it. 

She doesn’t look like a Madison, does she?

And you’re telling me this little thing – this upright ramen noodle, this young lady who’s built like Olive Oyl (Ah gah-gah-gah-gah-gah-gah!) – is the CEO and cofounder of a billion-dollar company who made Forbes 30 Under 30 and Most Influential Under 40 of Asia?

What’s the name of the company? Oh, you can’t say? Board won’t allow it? 

Got it. Totally checks out. HAWINK!

Keep reading for Madison Profit Academy reviews.

Josef Rakich looks like he swallowed a Backstreet Boy. Quit playing games with my heart (with my heart).

Anyhow. 

What could this earring-wearing, dumbbell-pressing, Lamborghini-driving, Dubai-living, thirst trap-taking playboy possibly know about creating wealth online? 

Please tell me it’s not: pump steroids, snap selfies, spam Instagram, and hawk pricey meal plans and workouts to hopefuls who’ll never mirror his physique.

Because that’s the well-worn path of gym bros flaunting neon exotics.

Does Josef Rakich break the mold? Can this beefcake do anything besides dazzle us with his deadlift?

Let’s find out.

Read on for Wealth Network reviews. 

Ivo Slavchev and Iveta Dilger, with names straight out of a Bond movie, are the power couple behind Food Business Group.

With their cool accents, they promise you can make up to seven figures a year working with just a handful of restaurants.

No investment capital, no advertising. A phone and internet connection is all you need.

They supposedly pocket $3 million a year doing whatever this is.

Hey, I wanna sip coffee from cute little cups and tear into flaky, buttery croissants too. Don’t you?

Read on for Food Business Group reviews.