Not to mention voluntarily installing some of the worst spyware...
this post was submitted on 10 Sep 2023
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It's not wrong but any time someone is giving advice and selling something at the same time, it calls into question their motives and integrity.
Just means we should be suspicious, that's all. Lots of scammers out there.
He's literally a licensed therapist
And someone can't be licensed and potentially be pushing their own products for financial gain?
Not really saying that's exactly what he's doing but just saying they're licensed doesn't put a person above reproach, especially when it comes to selling things to people.
You just described having a job lol. People use their licenses to make money, that's the whole point!
Bruh, actually doing the job, not selling books or "not group therapy" group therapy sessions lmao
I don't know why you are so negative about a therapist trying to do therapy lol. And it is group therapy, so idk what you're on about. This convo really isn't going anywhere.
I'm literally not, I'm just trying to explain to you what the previous posters point was but you clearly can't understand a conflict of interest.
Maybe something like the sponsorblock addon could help
Although that only hides the sponsored segments, they're still there, and potentially influencing the advice he gives.
Slightly off topic - describes most social media influencers in a nutshell... particularly sponsored reviews lol
Edit: clarification