So it has been a few weeks now, and Teaching Sells continues to be a popular product it is set up to teach people how to make their own membership based sites and make money online, and much like many Make Money Online sites, people bought into it faster than they could open their Paypal accounts.

I was one of those people who signed up right away, and while I haven’t been blown away by the content, I have enjoyed the other members and what they have to say, but I realized something rather quickly: for every ten members, only one will probably succeed with the information on the site.

Brian Clark teaches wannabes, and that’s just how most of these programs work. They take your money, they give out great information, but through laziness or some other reason, people don’t become the next overnight make money online millionaire. Does this mean that we shouldn’t try? That we shouldn’t waste our money or does this mean that we need a program online for $100 to teach us how to not be lazy? Maybe most people should just stick to Facebook.

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