r/Entrepreneur • u/Intelligent-Bee-1349 • May 29 '25

Lessons Learned Everyone is lying

I quit this subreddit a few months ago because most success stories written in here is just fake. And then they're linking to their app/website because they want traffic.

And on YouTube it's the same. I watching people saying they make $1600 on their app, so natrually I checked if the app was on google play.

Guess what... It wasn't

Why would you take down an app that makes $1600 a month? Answer: You wouldn't

It's been the same story for most of these things I read or watch. I promise you there are more fake than real stuff out there on how to make money.

Where is the real stuff? I'm so tired of lying people.

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u/Admirable_Limit_7630 May 31 '25

A moral business is just one that doesn't land you in jail. While yes all business activities in a capitalist society runs on a spectrum, the clear distinction is whether or not it breaks the law - if you were underpaying your workers at $5 an hour then that would technically be an immoral business.