It's so weird when Jay Shetty, Mel Robbins, Gary Vee, all of these self-help gurus act like they're your friends,

It's so weird when Jay Shetty, Mel Robbins, Gary Vee, all of these self-help gurus act like they're your friends, because first of all, they are professional grifters. Like, you almost have to hand it to them, the fact that Jay Shetty was never even a monk and built an entire brand off the fact that he keep claimed that he was a monk and then ultimately, like, was, was telling people to live a very minimal life and, uh, a monk like, life and. And now he's totally switched his narrative and it's like he's saying that his life is an experiment. If he can balance both being an entrepreneur and live a spiritual, minimalistic life, it's like you, you're not even hiding the, the manipulation at that point. Mel Robbins has no qualifications whatsoever and is giving people hardcore, uh, life advice. Gary Vee is a full fledged entrepreneur and at the same time is like, you know, giving people, uh, advice onto how to be, like, better human beings and stuff like that. And it's like, what basis do you have to stand on? It's like, if you wanna be an entrepreneur and offer, uh, advice to people who wanna be entrepreneurs like you, that's great, by all means. But it's this whole, like, muddled intention behind it of like, no, I, I'm trying to help you. And on top of it, like, we're all in this together. We're your friends. Like, It's so weird. And people are being manipulated and preyed on. And it's like people are looking for direction and looking for clarity and looking for ways to better their lives, and then you have these people come along and essentially take advantage of that. And I just think that it's so, so weird and just. It gives me the ick.