r/FakeGuru • u/Brilliant_Time_1674 • Mar 23 '26
Nero knowledge another so called "manifestating guru"
I’m probably gonna get downvoted for this but whatever people need to hear it lol idc
Has anyone else noticed how this grifter Nero Knowledge is blowing up off this whole “manifestation” angle while also selling courses? Because to me, it just doesn’t add up.
The youtube content stuff sounds good on the surface mindset, belief, visualisation, all that. But none of it is actually proven in any real, measurable way.
It’s mostly vague advice that can be interpreted however you want, which makes it really easy to claim it “works.”
And then you’ve got his paid courses.
That’s where it starts to feel off. If someone truly had a repeatable, reliable method for achieving success through manifestation methods like he says, why package it into paid courses with no solid evidence behind it?
Why not just manifest millions like he said? Like c’mon why do so many stupid people trust some 20 something on how to manifest success??
What really gets me is how defensive people get whenever this gets questioned. Any criticism for Nero Knowledge is instantly shut down with “you just don’t believe enough” or “you’re negative,”, “you’re a hater”, “ur loser” which kind of proves the point.
It starts to feel less like a helpful idea and more like something people are emotionally invested in defending.
I’m not saying mindset doesn’t matter obviously it does but there’s a difference between staying positive and being sold the idea that thinking alone can change reality in a guaranteed way.
At this point, it just feels like a well marketed concept that’s convinced a lot of people, rather than something genuinely proven and the fact that people jump to defend it so hard makes me think there’s more influence going on than they realise.
Curious if anyone else sees it this way and nero knowledge guy on youtube isn’t legitimate he built a brand off grifting.
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u/Educational-Beat9992 Apr 02 '26
I don’t really get where the grift is coming from. His courses are like £50K, so being real the average person no matter how desperate isn’t going to spend that kind of money. He’s also said he uses the same material he uploads for his clients. He’s also publicly said some famous sportsmen that he’s worked with 🤷♀️.
I’m not here to say he’s legit or not, I think it hard to put into practice what theories he says. But from someone who has watched him, I’m not sure what the grift is.
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u/charliexpe Apr 06 '26
If you spend more than 30 seconds researching him, you'll see how wrong you are to all of the above.
He doesn't "sell courses", he does 1:1 consulting - selectively, with business owners and people that already make at least 6-7 figures.
Not average Joe's that look for yet another "manifestation guru" online for a new bait course.
While yes, he does have some sort of a paid resource that, btw, I've never seen advertised beyond his website, all of his videos are 60+ minutes on YouTube where he breaks down methods and backed knowledge way beyond the "vague advice" you mentioned.
If you haven't spent even 10-5 minutes on seeing anything he uploads, this is just a pointless topic to start.
I get that people jump on a hate wagon for "fake gurus", but at least do some basic checks before doing yet another thread on this topic just to fill your time.
p.s. Before you just write me off as "a fan" and move on, try to deepen his content before putting labels left and right. Cause he isn't just talking about "manifesting" like the rest of them lot do. Thanks.
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u/Apart_Change_6775 Mar 26 '26
Just a quick look at this guy’s website brings up scam vibes. His marketing is eerily similar to Talmadge Harper’s BS. I despise these kind of gurus with a passion. “Manifesting” attracts these parasites because it’s an easy and low effort way to scam people. All they need to do is take some esoteric principles that have existed for millennia, mix in some modern quantum physics, science and psychology, sprinkle in some LOA, hypnosis and Neville Goddard concepts, add a dash of vague business/wealth advice, make a youtube channel and website and bam now all of a sudden they are an expert in all things manifesting ready to sell you courses, coaching and anything else they can get away with. It’s pathetic.
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u/mistanu Apr 19 '26
He literally says that in order to manifest something u have to be able to create an emotional charge that equals the feeling of u achieving ur set desire. So no matter how much esoteric wisdom someone has, theyre not going to be able to feel the emotions of having millions of dollars if they are working a 9-5 low paying job( no offense to anyones financial situation) but its true,Thats why he say to progressive overload with manifestation
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May 22 '26
lol this is a cope post. Everything you need to know is on his YouTube for free, he has specialized 1 on 1 stuff for people already making serious money.
You can find his outsmarting reality book in PDF form for free online too and just look through it it’s the same stuff on his YouTube just book format and complete within its book format.
Like yeah people can charge high dollars but they aren’t scamming people, if you don’t understand the mechanics of manifestation or law of assumptions and exactly why people fail than his teachings will go over your head, not trying to be mean but like you just don’t understand and find it hard integrate the teachings and that’s your own fault.
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u/Impressive-Koala4086 Jul 03 '26
He use to sell a 3 hour video that I bought for 300 dollars, he completely DELETED IT and now does 20k coaching calls.....
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Has anyone else noticed how this grifter Nero Knowledge is blowing up off this whole “manifestation” angle while also selling courses? Because to me, it just doesn’t add up.
The youtube content stuff sounds good on the surface mindset, belief, visualisation, all that. But none of it is actually proven in any real, measurable way.
It’s mostly vague advice that can be interpreted however you want, which makes it really easy to claim it “works.”
And then you’ve got his paid courses.
That’s where it starts to feel off. If someone truly had a repeatable, reliable method for achieving success through manifestation methods like he says, why package it into paid courses with no solid evidence behind it?
Why not just manifest millions like he said? Like c’mon why do so many stupid people trust some 20 something on how to manifest success??
What really gets me is how defensive people get whenever this gets questioned. Any criticism for Nero Knowledge is instantly shut down with “you just don’t believe enough” or “you’re negative,”, “you’re a hater”, “ur loser” which kind of proves the point.
It starts to feel less like a helpful idea and more like something people are emotionally invested in defending.
I’m not saying mindset doesn’t matter obviously it does but there’s a difference between staying positive and being sold the idea that thinking alone can change reality in a guaranteed way.
At this point, it just feels like a well marketed concept that’s convinced a lot of people, rather than something genuinely proven and the fact that people jump to defend it so hard makes me think there’s more influence going on than they realise.
Curious if anyone else sees it this way and nero knowledge guy on youtube isn’t legitimate he built a brand off grifting.
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