It has been a while. Good to see some excitements around here. I think this post has garnered most of the responds; with the potential to be the most popular thread of recent time after Covid.
All jokes aside, there are a few things I would like to point out:
1. I would like to give Alex credits for trying.
Unlike most of the keyboard warriors here, he took a lot of efforts to build a small business empire. He has invested a lot of time for about 10 years, it is impressive. He made something out of nothing.
2. Now, don't blame him or his followers.
What do you expect the unhappy pharmacists to do after they graduate but couldn't get into the residency programs or jobs at hospital settings like they were promised? Their dreams were crushed, hopes dimmed. They could not make in the today's retail world. After a hard day at work, they desperately needed someone who can sell them dreams and prospect.
Well. Alex is not selling this to anyone who doesn't equally want it. It is all about supply and demand.
How is this different than pharmacy school scheme? Pharmacy school charges 4 years @ $200K with various placement rate. His program is 3 months @$1,300 with xxx placement rate. ROI may be the same at the end of the day.
For people who do not qualify for residencies or do not want to invest in MHA, MBA programs, he offers quick and cheaper alternative to keep their dreams alive.
Let's be civil; I speculate that he is monitoring this forum from a distance, just to keep the pulse on the market.
What's wrong with this business model? Making money while helping someone? (just like pharmacists who make money, help people, with no guarantee of results)
Do we all feel better if a non-pharmacist is offering the same thing?
I am not connected to him or with his program.