Iman Gadzhi on ai income

[Olaf]

Is this the new dropshipping or a simple way for Iman Gadzhi to promote higgsfield? What are your thoughts

[Heaven]

A scammer will identify a new hype and abuse his audience in the same way as before

[Ramanujan]

2 hours ago, Heaven said:

A scammer will identify a new hype and abuse his audience in the same way as before

give this man a medal

[vindicated erudite]

On 29/10/2026 at 10:31 AM, Olaf said:

Is this the new dropshipping or a simple way for Iman Gadzhi to promote higgsfield? What are your thoughts

Gadzhi is a grifter 

[Xonas Pitfall]

It can work as a business model, but what a lot of these influencers are doing is nothing "genuinely new". We've seen it before with dropshipping, print-on-demand, crypto, selling courses, etc. All of these are viable business models, but these videos make everything seem much simpler than it is.

He himself is not making his money from this specific business model. He already has plenty of products, has built his own brand, and has established a trustworthy audience that is willing to buy whatever he puts out. He's making these videos because they generate a lot of clicks on YouTube. They seem easy, appealing, and new, which is, once again, a classic marketing strategy. That's how a lot of these so-called "grifters" actually make their money. They'll promote different business models because those topics generate views and clicks, but you have to pay attention to what they're actually doing and where their money is coming from.

You can see the same thing in most industries; take, for example, weight loss. People already know the fundamental principles of losing weight: calories in, calories out. But from a psychological and marketing perspective, people don't always respond to these simple concepts. They constantly feel like there's something missing, some sort of secret or missing piece that will finally make everything click. They believe that once they discover it, they'll finally achieve their goals and lose the weight.

That's what the marketers prey on. They'll introduce a new diet, a new version of keto, or whatever the latest trend happens to be. The goal is to make people believe that this new approach is the missing piece they've been looking for. And yes, for some people, a new angle or approach might work, while for others, it won't. But the underlying principles don't change.

The same applies to business. If you want to build any kind of successful business, the fundamentals remain the same: building a brand, understanding your market, establishing authority and trust, and creating a good sales funnel that converts. Whether you incorporate AI to accelerate your progress is entirely up to you, but these core principles aren't going anywhere.

Edited 7 hours ago by Xonas Pitfall

[LordFall]

I haven't watched the video but most of what Iman Gadzhi says is gold and works. A lot of people like to overthink and not take action. If you are using efficient tools to provide value to the marketplace then of course you'll make some money from it. If you're a beginner then any low upfront cost business model is good to try out, give it a go IMO! 

He used to run a platform called Digital Launchpad that was basically private business course for $50/month, I took it for a couple months and thought it was quite high quality. 

Remember that we are blessed to be able to start a business for like $0-100 these days. Not that long ago you had to borrow money from your relatives to put together tens of thousands of $ to open up a brick and mortar store. 

Remember that overthinking and being a skeptic is WAY more expensive than throwing stuff at the wall and seeing what sticks. If you tryout 5 business models, 2 might be terrible, 2 might work but not fit your personality style and 1 will show promise if you double down on it. 

People say Tai Lopez is a scammer and he did recently do a sort of ponzi scheme type of thing but his courses on business and social media marketing are great. I paid $50 for someone to send me his $1000 SMMA and I myself made thousands from following it.

I paid $1500 to take a videography and personal branding course from Corey Chaloff/RSD Luke/Michael Sartain and I've made back around $30,000 from it on top of meeting hundreds of chicks.

Take action on concepts that make sense to you, rinse and repeat and you'll end up with 100x the results of men that are too anxious and cynical to try out new avenues. 

Edited 5 hours ago by LordFall

[Ulax]

3 hours ago, LordFall said:

I paid $1500 to take a videography and personal branding course from Corey Chaloff/RSD Luke/Michael Sartain and I've made back around $30,000 from it on top of meeting hundreds of chicks.

Take action on concepts that make sense to you, rinse and repeat and you'll end up with 100x the results of men that are too anxious and cynical to try out new avenues. 

Congrats on your successes