When I was in high school, my first job ever was a teacher's assistant at an after school program. I fell in love with teaching because I felt like I was changing lives for the better. So I entered college with the intention of getting a degree to be a school teacher for a living. A lot of my friends and family kept reminding me that teachers don't earn a high salary, so I decided to switch majors to business with new dreams of opening up my own after school program. Today, I've pretty much done that.
While all the above is great, let's be honest here. The knowledge in my brain and processes is in high demand. I can convert that knowledge into teaching you so you can have access and also make money. It is true that selling courses is a profitable business model. Like most successful people, having multiple sources of income is common. If I didn't do this, and kept my knowledge a secret, I would be leaving a ton of money on the table and be missing out on a huge opportunity.
A ton of people want to learn and know what I know. I've poured my heart and soul into reaching high levels of success with dropshipping, while also helping others do so as well. I believe it is only fair that I charge for this, like Gordon Ramsey charges a fee to people who want to learn his best cooking techniques, or how Samuel L. Jackson charges to teach acting and how he attains popular roles, like we've seen him in the popular Avengers movies.
Someone gets paid to build the housing you live in. Someone gets paid to make the clothes you wear, the food you eat, and the school textbooks and teaching you get. I believe that the price people have paid for this program is a small fee compared to the results they've received in exchange.