Jason Pizzino can teach you how to trade crypto with the lowest risk possible and still outperform 90% of traders. 

Considering over 90% of traders are thought to lose money, is that saying much?

And now Jason’s telling me I can make life-changing income in an hour per week. Even if I’m a beginner with a small bankroll.

I feel crushed beneath a blanket of hulking skepticism.

Let’s see if Jason and his business partner – his brother, Michael – can change my mind. 

Proceed for my TIA Crypto review.

David Packouz kinda looks like Johnny Sins if he traded the casting couch for a courtroom, but he was packing a different kind of heat when he tried finessing the feds with bootleg Chinese ammo.

Whoops! That violated his government contract – and, as you know, Uncle Sam don’t play.

He and his partner got busted, and Hollywood turned it into War Dogs, with Miles Teller playing him and Jonah Hill as his sketchy sidekick. 

Now David wants to show you how to win lucrative government contracts – the legal way.

Read on for War Dogs Academy reviews.

Nick Metzger has a new way of growing your video business to $10k per month and beyond.

It’s what he uses in his own video agency to average $45k per month, about half of which is profit.

Nick spent $500k on ads, courses, coaches, and masterminds to answer a simple question.  

And that is: What’s the single best way to generate premium video clients?

Read every word of this MoneyTree Consulting review for the answer. 

Julie Berninger has an Etsy shop called The Swag Elephant, where she sells printables, templates, and designs. 

She’s the only Etsy guru I’ve reviewed so far whose shop is publicly known and still active.

Wild, I know.

She’s been featured in Forbes, MarketWatch, and CNBC. (Ehh. Probably paid mentions.)

Julie also blogs at Millennial Boss, used to host a financial independence podcast called Fire Drill, and currently hosts Crickets to Cha-Chings, a podcast for Etsy sellers. 

She’s teamed up with Cody Berman to teach others how to profit from Etsy printables.

Read on for Gold City Ventures reviews. 

Nick Perry seems like the kind of guy who makes hissing sounds while shadow boxing in front of the mirror. 

Tattoos, TRT, and grindset hustle?

It’s like Wes Watson and Garrett J. White had a baby and fed it nothing but pre-workout and podcast clips.

Nick claims he’s an eight-figure entrepreneur splitting time between Cancun and Austin, ready to help you scale to $500k or more per month.

I hope he promised that after polishing off his fourth Lagunitas IPA and letting out a big belch, because half a million a month? Please. Are you drunk?

Read on for my 7-Figure Wholesaling Cartel review.

Justin Donald calls himself “the Warren Buffett of lifestyle investing.” When I heard that, I rolled my eyes and mimed blowing my brains out.

Justin looks like a guy who lives in a gated community… inside of another gated community.

Can’t you just see him?

Collared shirt and blazer, sipping his morning coffee as he glances out his front window at a Mercedes SUV circling the cul-de-sac before he notices a few weeds sprouting from the rocks that Manuel must’ve missed. 

At which point, he texts his wife to text their landscaper about taking care of those next Thursday when he comes.

Den Lennie wants you to know: great things are possible for your video business; and ultimately, your life.

Back in the day, Den was “just a cameraman.”

He had great skills but didn’t know the first thing about running a business.

So when he started one – outta the small shed behind his garden – and it was pure chaos. Lots of activity, little results to show for it.

He had to change. It wasn’t enough to just be creative.

Caroline Hannay calls herself The Momtrepreneur, says she does affiliate marketing.

But after looking into how she really makes her money, let’s just say it’s not as wholesome as you might think. 

Rewind back. She was seven months pregnant, looking for online side hustles when good ole Facebook gave her one.

She saw some chick’s Reel talking about this 15 Day Online Business Builder Challenge.

Caroline was skeptical but the algorithm wore her down with retargeting ads. So she ends up signing up.

Bridger Rogers looks more like Greg O’Gallagher than Greg O’Gallagher. Seriously, what’s this bootleg Kinobody about to sell me – mewing lessons?

Nope, remote closing. Because nothing says “sales expert” like a guy who’s spent more time closing creatine tubs than actual calls.

But bro begs to differ. Says he’s taken over 3,000 calls, banking $5.7 million in the process.

Do you believe him? It’s tough, right? I mean, he’s too pretty to grind. 

Let’s dig up some dirt on this kid, shall we?

Read on for Freedom Closer Blueprint reviews.

After Parks and Rec filmed their final episode, Jorden Makelle transitioned from acting to freelance writing.

Wait, what’s that? You’re telling me that’s not the same chick who played April Ludgate?

Well never mind then. Let’s start over.

Jorden, who has never acted but does make music, is the founder of Writing Revolt.

She sells two courses.

The first is called Killer Cold Emailing and teaches ya how to make your first $1,000 (and beyond) as a freelance writer.

The second is called F*ck Yeah Freelance Blogging and teaches ya how to write banging blog posts – that crush it for clients – so you can charge as much as $400 a pop. 

Justin Colby doesn’t pose for photos, he stares through the camera like he’s collecting souls. Look too long, and you might just feel a chill.

Now, when it comes to real estate? Justin’s got no chill. He’s done nearly 3,000 deals throughout his 17-year career.

Not only that, but over the last decade he’s been educating and mentoring other investors just like you. He claims more than 100 of ’em are now seven-figure earners. 

Justin recently teamed up with William Denis, aka Willy Numbers, to teach a concept called reverse flipping.

Read on for The Science of Reverse Flipping reviews. 

Tiffani Higgins looks like a reformed party girl. Like she used to be the life of the bonfire but now spends her weekends filming her kids’ soccer games. 

Like she could effortlessly switch between sipping mimosas at brunch with the girls and dominating the dartboard at the local dive bar with the guys.

Like she’d roll up to the county jail at 2 a.m. after your second DUI, greeting you with a big hug and a steaming cup of coffee.

Those are my first impressions, anyway.

Read this Stay-At-Home Bookkeeper Academy review to see if I nailed it or totally missed the mark.

Jesse Forrest is so white, golf plays him. If tighty whities were a person, that person is Jesse. What’s this tall glass of skim milk trying to sell you?

Copywriting courses.

Under his Start Copywriting brand, he peddles programs like How to Create a Copywriting Portfolio for $27, Copy Academy for $47/mo, Freelance Writer Blueprint for $350, 1-on-1 Zoom coaching for $600/hr, and more.

But what makes him qualified to teach?

Hold my coffee; I got this.

Read on for Start Copywriting reviews.

Rohan K Taylor has a spiritual streetwear brand called 369 Los Angeles that does about $35,000 a month in sales.

Wanna start your own successful clothing brand? Perfect.

Apparelize – Rohan’s new coaching program – has you covered like a black hoodie. 

Before 369 LA, there were many failures. Rohan would launch a brand, crash and burn, and go back to selling cars at a Honda dealership. 

It took him quite a while to find the right balance: a clothing brand that was profitable, scalable and sustainable.