Greg Shearing is a self-proclaimed wealth-building coach based in Victoria, British Colombia.
Christ, a Canadian finance guru?
Lemme guess: he’s either telling people to invest in maple syrup startups or giving stock tips in between apologizing for existing.
Relax, Canada. I kid. You gave us Drake – strictly so Kendrick could fold him like church pants.
For your contribution to hip-hop history, we thank you.
But let’s get back to Greg, shall we?
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Forget investing in crypto, betting on hot stocks, or locking your money up in CDs.
Greg’s got a more reliable and passive way to build wealth.
- You don’t need to know shit about the stock market.
- You don’t need to gamble on meme coins.
- And you don’t need to get lucky.
In fact?
Greg guarantees you’ll have your own semi-automated way to grow your wealth in 90 days – or he’ll work with you for free until you do.
Which is like saying, “I’m so confident you’ll love this tattoo – if you don’t, well, guess what? It’s still on your neck.”
Now Greg’s clowning on Bitcoin.
Bold move, considering it’s outperformed damn near everything else over the last decade. If he’d just HODL’d BTC, maybe he wouldn’t be running YouTube ads to sell you his secrets.
That said, I do agree with his stance on day trading: It’s an absolute grind that usually blows up in your face.
So tell us, Greggers, how should we invest our money?
We’re young, we’ve got time on our side, but the world’s a gas station toilet decimated by people who apparently only eat Mexican. We’ve got wars, inflation, sky-high interest rates, AI stealing our jobs, and everybody hates each other.
And fucking Kanye won’t stop tweeting.
Despite all that, you know a way for me to casually explode my net worth? Go on, Greg. I’m listening.
Of course, he doesn’t give a straight answer.
Just a bunch of jargon:
“We take the most advanced concepts of financing and investing and simplify them using the knowledge that I have gained in my career managing over $200 million in client funds.”
Blah, blah, blah.
Which, apparently, results in bulletproof investments, autopilot wealth creation, and a private island with a pet tiger – or whatever.
Greg says he runs a successful financial practice.
Hmm. What does that actually mean?
Is he a financial advisor? Maybe with some insurance policies, annuities, or “exclusive investment opportunities” he’s dying to sell you?
Wouldn’t surprise me.
Most advisors mix real financial advice with high-commission products – like whole life insurance or actively managed funds that make them money regardless of how they perform.
And if they charge a percentage of your assets, then it’s in their best interest to control as much of your money as possible.
This is all just speculation, right?
But if you hop on a call with Greg and he starts pitching any of the above, just know who’s really cashing in on that deal.
I mean, look – he seems like a good dude. Isn’t everyone in Canada?
He’s got a gorgeous wife, a lovely daughter, and he probably means well.
He’s even got a couple of screenshots from clients saying nice things about him.
But the financial industry exists to make money off you, not for you. They get rich – you get whatever crumbs the market drops on the floor.
And yeah…
They make it sound super complicated on purpose so you think you need them.
Guys. It’s not that hard.
Make more money, dollar-cost average into Bitcoin, and only sell when you have to – taking small chunks out to fund your lifestyle along the way.
Wealth Building Method verdict?
It’s a polite Canadian ‘no, sore-eee’ from me.
