As I’ve said multiple times:
those links and files were removed because they were outdated, so there was no point in keeping them up.
What’s frustrating is that people seem to prefer this cycle instead:
Someone takes a solid gold guide off YouTube.
They put the same free content into a PDF.
Then they sell it.
Then that same content gets reposted online as “paid knowledge.”
All of that just because someone doesn’t want to watch or scroll through a three-minute video.
Then people claim they “can’t find any gold guides,” while searching for terms that don’t even relate to the actual videos. Meanwhile, when I posted a full list of gold GOATs, YouTubers, and sources, nobody clicked it. I removed it later—and no one said a word.
So the pattern is obvious:
Short YouTube video → people won’t watch
Well-known content → copied into a PDF
PDF → sold
People would rather buy the PDF than watch the video and support the original creator
That’s the reality.
those links and files were removed because they were outdated, so there was no point in keeping them up.
What’s frustrating is that people seem to prefer this cycle instead:
Someone takes a solid gold guide off YouTube.
They put the same free content into a PDF.
Then they sell it.
Then that same content gets reposted online as “paid knowledge.”
All of that just because someone doesn’t want to watch or scroll through a three-minute video.
Then people claim they “can’t find any gold guides,” while searching for terms that don’t even relate to the actual videos. Meanwhile, when I posted a full list of gold GOATs, YouTubers, and sources, nobody clicked it. I removed it later—and no one said a word.
So the pattern is obvious:
Short YouTube video → people won’t watch
Well-known content → copied into a PDF
PDF → sold
People would rather buy the PDF than watch the video and support the original creator
That’s the reality.