Comments on: Is Nathan Latka a bulls%@# artist?

By: ms.connietdean

ms.connietdean — Thu, 08 Dec 2016 07:04:00 +0000

It’s been one year since I decided to resign from my office job and I never felt so good in my life… I started to work on-line, over a website I found over internet, few hrs each day, and I earn much more than i did on my office job… My pay-check for last month was for 9k… Amazing thing about this is that i have more time for my loved ones… http://urlin.it/143f7e

By: marilynwhite

marilynwhite — Tue, 06 Dec 2016 09:25:00 +0000

In reply to Dennis Yu.

It’s been 1 yr since I decided to abandon my previous job and i couldn’t be happier now… I started doing work over internet, for a company I found over internet, several hrs a day, and my income now is much bigger then it was on my office work… My last month paycheck was for 9k dollars… The best thing about this work is that now i have more free time with my kids… http://urlin.it/143f7e

By: Constantin Gabor

Constantin Gabor — Sat, 08 Oct 2016 19:51:00 +0000

Here’s how I see it: Over the last few years as an entrepreneur I’ve learnt a few things

1. There are paradoxical things you learn, understand, apply and integrate but you should NEVER (or rarely) discuss about them.

2. It’s not enough to be smart. You have to be slick too in order to make things happen.

3. This cannot be named because of point no. 1

So Nathan might be a BS dude. But BS works too many times so it’s easy to see why some employ it. He also reveals how he studies guys like Trump and this might make him less likable by association.

But remember this: money/power is like sex – everybody wants it but they’re all ashamed of wanting it.

Don’t hate the guy because he’s too over the top going for what he wants. If his services are BS, in this social media age he’ll be weeded out in no time. People talk.

Vote with your wallet. Don’t buy if he doesn’t deliver. Ask for your money back.

PS – In my opinion he’s very motivated by ego, hence his BS aura. If he switches his motivations he might be perceived better.

By: Dennis Yu

Dennis Yu — Tue, 04 Oct 2016 00:46:00 +0000

In reply to nathanlatka1. Wow-- even Andrew upvoted this. I'm not important enough to be on his show. :)

By: Mary Kathryn Johnson

Mary Kathryn Johnson — Mon, 26 Sep 2016 16:34:00 +0000

I get it. Nathan, you will be successful at anything you set your energy to. That is true with anything – business, politics, investing, and relationships. I only hope that you can put your vulnerable energy to a relationship before you die. You’re amazing, and your quick, antagonistic wit is what keeps your success going! Go for it in life, son!

By: Geoff

Geoff — Sat, 24 Sep 2016 14:59:00 +0000

Is Donald Trump good at marketing? He seems pretty amazing now. Really impressive how far he has come in the presidential race. Even his hand gestures are being copied now. Nathan watches him with the sound off. A few months ago another interviewee revealed a book (one of the classics) that had most influenced him: “The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing” a short book by Al Ries & Jack Trout (1993). I listened & got the book. The authors thought Trump was not focused enough on a single product set. They took a cheap pot shot at him — to their future demerit. “Donald Trump is an amateur; he should leave marketing to the professionals.” Say What!

Nathan, you’ve got fascinating business/media strategies. You also have a wonderful way of answering a question without being defined by it. You take the question without saying right or wrong or yes or no, then launch into a related story to show your point of view.