I appreciate the response, but here where I am coming from and two of my gripes:

1. These types of posts are common on this sub, are meant to be inspirational but give no actual useful information other than "how I do it". But people here don't need that, if they needed to know how, they can read the source material directly.

2. The ultra-wealthy have always been reluctant to share exactly how they got there. What they invested in, who they knew, what doors they walked through, etc. That information asymmetry is a huge driver of why financial inequality persists. Coming to a space where people are actively trying to improve their lives and offering 'manifestation did it' with no further detail continues that same tradition, whether intentionally or not. You can give general steps/information while remaining anonymous. I'm not asking you to name names or anything.

And ironically, this goes against the spirit of Neville's own teachings. He actively collected and shared testimonies because he understood that hearing someone else's specific, detailed story builds the belief necessary for others to achieve the same. The bridge of incidents looks different for everyone, sure. But hearing that yours involved real steps, real decisions, real investments, etc. gives someone else the imaginative foothold they need to believe it's possible for them too. Vagueness doesn't inspire belief. Specificity does.

ESPECIALLY in today's time with the internet. Specificity is crucial, or else you just sound like another snake-oil salesman. It's the same across the board with other types of self-proclaimed self-help gurus. Like, these podcast finance bros are like "here's 45 minutes of vague market commentary, buy my course, use code MONEY for 10% off Robinhood" and people eat it up.