Coaching isn’t always a scam…
Summary
This video explains the difference between a legitimate service and a scam, particularly in the context of coaching programs. It highlights that a scam occurs when payment is made but the promised service or product is not delivered. The video uses examples of digital products and physical goods to illustrate this point.
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