Settling The Hamza Debate

Let's settle this debate, my personal opinion. This was a requested post by a member that is inside this community.

There has been so much controversy in the last few days, and this all started ever since Hamza started promoting his paid community through making 'degenerate' content on YouTube. He went from a self-improvement YouTuber to solely posting about girls, and how to attract them. Now, don't get me wrong, that is an important part of self-improvement, but he was ONLY making that type of content, as well as in his newsletter. This is around the time when people started losing respect for him as well as me.

However, when he was on a podcast with Chris Williamson. Chris called him out for that, and Hamza addressed some of the issues he was having. Hamza said he was a bit directionless as to what his next steps are, and that was the reason he was changing up his content so much. When watching this podcast, and Chris mentoring Hamza, I did gain back some of my respect for Hamza.

A few days after his podcast with Chris, he released this announcement on his newsletter. Let me quote his exact words: "I'll be honest, for a while I pushed Adonis School to become more degenerate because I thought it would get us more sales. I made it more dating focused.

That was a mistake - I was called out repeatedly by the most committed students who challenged my thinking and insisted that we bring our wholesome community back.

Making mistakes is a part of entrepreneurship, and so is admitting them. And so I'm sorry if you saw that recently, AS has been way more degenerate. That was my fault.

I went back to the drawing board and here's what I've done to reverse this mistake:

I removed all promotion of degenerate wins from marketing material. We should not celebrate degeneracy, we should educate our fellow man of the dangers and support him to pursue family and real love instead."

After he made this change, his content started to improve. He was back to making full guides on YouTube which I believe everyone enjoyed, and they were just full of value.

Why should we be criticising the mistakes of someone who is more knowledgeable than us and makes more money than us?

Yes, we should acknowledge them, and give him constructive feedback (exactly what Chris did), but we shouldn't disrespect someone because of that.

Let's be honest, most of us wouldn't be here if it wasn't for Hamza. We wouldn't have been on self-improvement, and we wouldn't have been making money. He has changed most of our lives. Is this how you treat someone after they have changed your life? Do you constantly continue to give them hate?

Yes, I know that he has changed the price of Adonis School to $1000, and is pushing to get as many people into there as possible. His intentions may not be what he says they are, and I agree, he might be getting a bit more selfish, but at the end of the day, that is what it requires in business. Every person that is successful has been selfish in their journey to the top.

Yes, I know he wants to help more people, but now he wants to make more money.

I still love the guy and love his guides, but I don't resonate with his intentions. I don't care what he does, if he changes the price of Adonis School to 2k dollars. Don't focus on what he's doing. Consume the good content he produces, and leave out the bad.

Everyone does make mistakes, so why are we calling him out for that? Do you do that when 1 of your friends makes a mistake?

Probably NOT!

So why tf are you focusing on what he's doing and calling him out for it. Do you want me to call you out for just sitting behind your computer screen and giving hate comments to others!

Let's settle this once and for all.

No more hate comments about Hamza, and no more posts about him.

I hope this post has shed some light on this issue, and that you should be focusing on yourself and not on others.

I will end this post with an eye-opening quote.

""Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss. events; small minds discuss people." - Eleanor Roosevelt"