T Harv Eker Scam? Lures People To Fraud?!

His book “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind” has been receiving a decent amount of comments and reviews from its satisfied readers since it’s publishing date.

However, there are some of them, who find it annoying whenever the book is filled with Eker’s sales pitch and advertising to his programs and other services he creates.

There’s nothing wrong when someone desires to apply idealistic approaches when it comes to free from financial slavery.

However, if it interferes with one’s reality, the issues come into the picture. According to one of the dissatisfied readers of his book, Eker tends to be negative towards the non-wealthy people’s lifestyle, background, education, etc. in comparison to the rich people’s mindset.

“The self-satisfying nature of the writer made it just another preach ignoring all the practical problems of the real world. It's below average readability," he wrote.

Another reader supported the claim in which he pointed out the irregularities between achieving the multi-million status by simply changing one's thoughts. 

This is yet a similar case with Daymond John’s Success Formula wherein he lures people to give in and invest more money through a simple yet powerful call to success.

Well, in fact, the wealthy mindset relies on how a person applies the principles to attract the fortune rather than having second doubts about it.

"They actually race to throw their money away. It was so sad to see someone taking advantage of such gullible people. At some point in time, these people are going to have to pay off that credit card that they've rung up thousands of dollars they spent that weekend on junk that won't help them make a dime, hotels and hotel food, and airfare," a ranter mentioned.

Like Tony Robbins, T Harv Eker is known for his aggressive approach when it comes to presenting his ideals on stage.

He often places awe on people’s faces as if they were awakened by something phenomenal. This is what exactly Cheryl from Canada wrote on the forum.

"Most of what he teaches is in his book. His practical approach and "no holds barred" attitude are what make his seminars and books so enjoyable. This guy doesn't pull any punches or give you vague information. He tells it like it and shows you how to do it. His methods and seminars are like no other," she said. 

I was honestly surprised when I saw on his official website that he gives away 2 epic training series for free.

Other gurus could ask hundreds of dollars for them. If not, thousands. These aren’t just one of a few training series but his signature programs that cemented his name as one of the leading professional speakers across the world. 

After his tragic failures in the past, his second chance towards his multi-millionaire lifestyle paved the way of giving back to others by helping them reach their financial goals as he did.

From there, he doesn’t only teach these principles through his programs and courses but he also connects with other platforms like Mind Valley to reach out to more people and learn the same wealthy mindset to its target audience. 

As expected from self-development experts like Dan Lok and Robert Kiyosaki, for example, they confront different and opposing thoughts from their target audiences. This is quite a norm, especially if you challenge the “normal” and the standard.

However, T Harv Eker doesn’t conform to what others think about achieving a wealthy lifestyle. Rather, he tries to connect the personal relationship with money and how the healthy “self” affects the way they treat finances and its growth.

With these having said, there are varied opinions about it. “[T Harv Eker's books] help for making a good self by being mentally strong to withstand the super negating situation. It helps you to stay on the right track and develop a significant attitude towards facing all challenges," he wrote.

He also added that following Eker's principles entails 100% commitment on your part to realize your dreams to come true. 

A reader named Jay from India supported his claim by saying, "You will realize the rich people have a way more different mindset than the poor people. The author briefly describes how to think and act as the rich people do in order to be rich and attract wealth."

On the other hand, there are a few people who wrote contrasting claims to Eker's movement. Based on how the people reacted on another forum, the majority had problems with his sales pitch, which were, unfortunately, part of most of his live events. That resulted in leaving early from the schedule to avoid this.