Earl V. MeisterThe team at MentorBox is a diverse group of experts with the goal of providing an effective way to find, learn and grow. With more than 150 mentors on their platform, they are able to provide personalized advice that helps people reach personal success in small bite-sized pieces. Their monthly membership starts at $9/month but gives access to all kinds of online resources including video training sessions with motivational speaker Tai Lopez as well as curated articles from thought leaders like Dr Alex Mehr.
“One book a week,” Tai Lopez remarked in a new YouTube commercial. However, few individuals have the leisure to do so. I see your point. As a result, I founded MentorBox with my business partner, Alex. We convert books like these into video. We have New York Times bestselling writers, Nobel Laureates, and Pulitzer Laureates [all] teaching their works. The more you study, as Warren Buffett puts it, the more money you’ll make. This is one of my favorite quotes. We’ll alter your life in seven minutes if you give us seven minutes. “Every day for seven minutes.”
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MentorBox, according to Tai, is less expensive than Netflix. He instructs you to register. You have the option to cancel at any time. “Incorporate the wisdom from these books into your mind. We keep things simple. They’re simple to remember. In seven minutes, you can get one book a week into your head. As the YouTube commercial comes to a close, he says, “Click the link.” I’m not going to lie: MentorBox seems to be a good idea on paper. In fact, it’s excellent.
You may obtain online access to short video courses from the writers themselves, as well as audios, workbooks, and cheatsheets, for only $7 per month (or $59 per year). You may upgrade to the physical box for $89 per month, which includes tangible copies of the books as well as printed course materials. A thirty-day money-back guarantee is included. When you’re done, click cancel on your profile or contact MentorBox Support at dot com.
Even though I believe it will take far longer than seven minutes to extract the “life-changing” information from each mini-course, there are worse ways to spend $7 each month. My MentorBox review, however, takes a sharp left here. Dr. Alex Mehr and Tai Lopez were selfish and completely wrecked an otherwise decent situation. When you first purchase MentorBox, you’re ecstatic, but that joy rapidly fades as you’re bombarded with “one-time-only” offers.
“Would you want this ridiculous item for nine-ninety-seven dollars?” No? So, how about half-price? No? Then what about this other blunder? “Warning: this is the last time you’ll see it!” Ugh. It’s draining. And if you’re not cautious, you may wind up wasting thousands of dollars on substandard digital programs and networking organizations that Tai and Alex didn’t bother to join. They’ll bombard you with daily emails advertising one half-baked business idea after another, even if you have the self-control to say no.
There are upsells all over the place. Half of the MentorBox trainings, in fact, are soft pitches for the author’s course or coaching program. At best, it’s inconvenient; at worst, it’s financially ruinous. This is just inappropriate. This is not how anybody should be handled. Especially when you could save a lot of money by simply purchasing the books you want on Audible, not spending time on all the filler stuff MentorBox provides, and studying at your own speed.
You won’t have to deal with a bearded former NASA scientist and professional Lamborghini leaser continually attempting to swindle you out of your last buck. Which gets me to my last point: maybe we shouldn’t be doing “knowledge hacking” in the first place. Perhaps the best strategy to self-study is “less is more.” Perhaps patiently reading the finest book for where you are in life right now and obtaining a better knowledge of the topic would be more beneficial than using MentorBox.
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