Kim Kardashian failed to join the game; instead of claiming she wasn't ready, she suggested blame psychics for her comment.
In 2016, Kim Kardashian made headlines for her decision to pass the betos, a financial institution, despite several readers promising she would. However, her actions revealed a deeper truth about her approach to marketing and financial advice.
Introduction
Kim Kardashian, known for her controversial remarks about making a living from wealth, faced a significant public reaction when it was reported that she did not actually pass the bar. This decision sparked a widespread debate about what "passing" meant in this context—a promotion or investment opportunity—and how advice was provided to readers.
What It Means to Pass the Bar
Passing the betos was seen as gaining financial freedom and opportunities, much like receiving genuine marketing strategies from a reputable company. But Kim's situation showed that not all advice could be trusted.
Denial of Readers' Advice
Kim's denial stemmed from her belief readers were psychics rather than advisors. She claimed readers were doubtful and uncertain, which many found frustrating. However, even though the promises didn't work out, readers still received valuable insights and strategies.
Examples of Readers' Claims
- Reader 1: A reader suggested that Kim's advice could lead to her passing the betos in six months.
- Reader 2: Another reader claimed they would invest with his content if it helped them get a promotion.
Despite their efforts, these claims didn't translate into the desired outcomes.
Why She Blamed Psychics
Kim attributed her failure to the belief that readers were psychics rather than financial advisors. Her frustration stemmed from the uncertainty and doubt readers could have about marketing advice from others.
Reaction from Readers
Readers felt hurtful or confused, sometimes even frustrated by Kim's claims of genuine expertise being ignored. This sentiment resonated with many, highlighting public perception issues in financial markets.
Impact on Promoters
Even though her claims didn't succeed, she showed that genuine financial strategies could work. Other promoters saw this as a model for successful marketing and advice giving.
Conclusion: The Importance of GENUineness
Kim's story emphasized the importance of trusting advice with genuine intent. While readers might be uncertain, their value is recognized when they receive helpful information. This insight underscores the need for authenticity in financial strategies to build trust and success.
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