The democratization of the digital space is a double edged sword. While it’s a good thing that anyone with an Internet connection can post and consume whatever they want on the Internet, the very low barrier of entry (or the lack thereof) has also allowed unqualified “gurus” to claim their territory in the online space.
In this episode of the Kohi Table, we are going to rip off the bandaid and address the elephant in the room: are these “gurus'' worth our time, and more importantly, are they worth our hard earned money? We are talking about “gurus” who claim to know the secret to success, fanning dollar bills on their faces, parading their new sports cars, using the latest gadgets, complete with the hashtag: katas ng freelancing.
Now before we get anyone riled up, we just want to clarify that we are NOT against actual gurus and legit courses. In fact, we also have coaches and industry leaders that we look up to. But in this day and age, where every little thing seems to be a money-making scheme, we encourage – no, we implore our dear Klubmates to be wary.
So if you are looking for a sign of whether or not you should spend your last xx pesos to a course, then we hope this episode can provide that for you.
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Andrea Suminda, Founder, Kohi Studios
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Adelaine Ocampo, Co-Founder, The Other Guys PH
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David Baluyut, Founder and Director of Creative Strategy, Dreams & Visions Co.
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Vincent Julian, Chief Empathy Officer & Managing Partner, Spotlight Multimedia
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