Are your coach's testimonials complete bullshit?

Some endorsements have a hidden agenda.

Here's how you can discover the truth ↓

If a job seeker is ever on the fence, I urge them to explore a bit more by speaking with former clients.

Why?

Because blindly trusting a coach can be expensive.

Dismissing clients who ask for proof feels wrong.

And all too often, "trust" comes with a catch:

— "Trust me" (but only if you pay upfront)

— Hefty price tags (without proof of success)

— Glowing testimonials (often traded for favors)

Misdirection like this annoys the shit out of me.

So, I urge you to do something about it.

Here's what you need to do:

— Ask the coach for references

— Insist on speaking with old clients

— If they push back, take it as a red flag

— Real testimonials will withstand scrutiny

— Verify the coach's success stories yourself

Consider the following as ground rules: