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Raymond Aaron
The focus of Raymond Aaron’s seminars and courses is to enlighten people on the essential ethics of business. He educates you on how you can run a profitable business without scamming people. While we definitely admire his sentiments, we don’t think preaching for hours about ethics will roll in the cash.
There’s honestly not much you’ll take home with you from Raymond’s courses. There’s shockingly little practical guidance he gives. You will most definitely have to scour different sources for information. And when you do that you’ll realize that precious little you got by attending his pricey seminars, is actually available free of cost on the ubiquitous internet!
Raymond Aaron courses revolve around one crucial principle. He emphatically reiterates the advantages of being an entrepreneur rather than an insipid employee. He says, and we agree, that it’s better to be your own boss, even of a small firm, than being a hapless victim of corporate downsizing. His website displays numerous interviews with successful business people. Their interviews and stories are nothing short of sensational. So, where’s the loophole?
The loophole is that, not one of these fantastic stories explains where to start! You’re left clueless on how to convert your rags to riches. Nowhere in the website, is there any mention of the ABCs of starting a new business...!
Is it any wonder then, that Raymond Aaron comes across as a successful motivator at best, and a scam-guru at worst... Raymond Aaron is a self-proclaimed real estate expert. This Canadian has been tutoring his wealth creating techniques for almost twenty years now. ‘Chicken Soup for the Soul’, ‘The Success Workshop’, ‘The Monthly Mentor’, and ‘The Wealth Creator Source’, are some of Raymond’s popular programs. Through he claims that real-estate is his forte, for us at ScamReview, Raymond comes across as a motivational mentor, rather than a real-estate wiz.
Raymond Aaron periodically organizes and conducts a host of seminars to impart his “knowledge” of real estate and, to increase his visibility. To give the man his due, his talk shows and radio programs are definitely different from the herd. He doesn’t brow-beat you into buying his courses, and nor does he excessively market himself. He also offers decent discounts to returning students.
The thing is, Raymond Aaron’s course on real estate is rather old-school and that’s why, even if you follow it to the T, it doesn’t promise sizable returns. It would be better if you attend his seminars to gain insight on effective elocution and communication skills, rather than on any real-estate methodologies. ScamReview holds a lot more appreciation for his speech delivery rather than the subject matter of his seminars.
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