Originally posted by @James Wise:
Originally posted by @Account Closed:
Originally posted by @James Wise:
Originally posted by @Account Closed:
On a positive note it looks like he's possibly switched gears and is no longer just going to ignore the fact that so much money was lost. Here is a quote from the link you posted...
Morris is coming to his hometown of Philadelphia to speak at a real estate conference on November 5 to discuss this horrible chain of events in his life and how he has survived it, doubling down on his efforts to teach others the power of being in control of your finances and your future.
I don't read it that way at all. I think he is absolutely going to continue to ignore the facts. He lives in a reality distortion bubble. I mean, read the first line of that document. He fulfilled the dream of moving his family to Europe? When was that a dream? He started a real estate business in the US two years earlier, yet he had a dream of moving to Europe and move his kids to a non-English speaking country? This makes no sense whatsoever. I think what @JayHinrichs has stated many times in the past is absolutely correct. Money became a drug and he continued to chase it. Plus I think it got to a point, with legal fees, etc. that it became necessary. This line of crap about him being financially free is just that - a line of crap. He needs money. He makes money doing what he's doing. Otherwise, he'd just go away. But he needs a continuous line of income coming in, so he keeps doing the only thing he knows.
Yea your probably right. I hadn't actually read the full document that was in that weird looking play window when I posted my comment. They had that quote they I posted here posted below the play window and I assumed the play window was going to be a promo video of some sort.
When you go up into the play window and move around that document to read the whole thing there is some wild stuff in there like the obvious spin that moving to Europe was a dream. That's actually really funny that they are spinning moving to Europe as his lifelong dream now. Ya see, in his lawsuit against me his attorney cited the reason for their move to Portugal was to avoid continued harassment and they claimed I invaded his privacy by talking about it in my film lol.
All that said though I dunno I still feel like this is a bit of a change of course for him. I think his previous plan was to ignore this and hope it all goes away. I believe they've stated in their one video response after all the news coverage came out that they were going to talk about it once in that response then move on. Now he's gotta come all the way back to the USA and circle back to the topic, albeit with the above mentioned spin.
yep - I agree. He did think it would blow over and he would be able to continue with business as usual. I don't think he really gets what he's done. This guy has literally ruined hundreds of people's lives. And then he just continues on like nothing's happened. But when it didn't blow over, he had to change up. First by leaving the country. But his strategy is all wrong. In your video James, you had those two guys from High Return Real Estate on. They mentioned having to help get their clients out of this mess that they got into. And they mentioned that it has taken years so far and that they would throw a party when they finally get the last client settled. This is the strategy Morris should have taken. He should have made a list and said, "I'm going to make this right for everyone on the list. It may take years. It may cost 2 million dollars. But I'm going to continue to help these people until the last one is made whole." He would have been a hero. He would have been loved. Then he really could have put a message out there that he wants to help people acheive financial freedom. He would have had hundreds of people coming to his defense when all these articles were published and videos created instead of having them bash him in the comments. But he chose to turn his back on these people and play the victim card. It's not working out too well for him, and guess what - it's going to follow him around for the rest of his life. Honestly, it's not too late. He could adopt a new stategy and turn things around. I'd be willing to work with him if he did. What does he care if it costs him millions? He knows how to make money. He can make more money in the future. He's financially free!
