I'm not against value pricing. I am against the lies over the reality of the business. No one is hiring someone on $200,000/year to create a SINGLE landing page, so the comparison you made is a bit bizarre. I like what you're doing with Starter Story but you are platforming and adding credibility to a story that 1/ isn't true 2/ even if it was true, was extremely difficult to achieve 3/ cultivates an unrealistic hustle culture that leaves others despondent and out of pocket, while he gets rich selling courses Brett's story is genuinely amazing. And it would be even more amazing if it reflected the real hard work he put in (and publicly documented!), rather than lies that sell courses. And btw, I used the service and liked the work. But you DO NOT get a complete landing page in a day. You get something like scamps and concepts which you then enter multiple rounds of feedback on. I understand you want to sell the dream too, which is why your YouTube channel presents making money online as simple and democratic, without challenging the claims made, or thoughtful analysis. I believe makers can share stories like Brett's AND capture what it's really like to build a business - something that is so desperately needed. And that would be more effective at realising your stated mission to help 1 billion people make more money online.