RM60k in debt. Still teaching. Here's why

Two months ago, I was staring at my phone.
About to post content about my network marketing opportunity.
But my hands were literally shaking.

Why?

Because I was still owing people RM60,000 from my previous business.
And I kept thinking: "What if they see this?"

Here I say wanna teach people how to make money.
Padahal I can't pay my own debts.

I almost deleted the post.

Then reality hit me.
They probably already knew.
I have 55,000 YouTube subscribers - secrets cannot hide one.

So I did something crazy.
I posted my exact numbers:

• RM200,000 lost.

• RM60,000 still owed.

• RM27,000 monthly overhead that killed my business.

Every. Single. Number.

You know what happened?
My creditors left me alone.
Friends reached out to reconnect.
My content views exploded.

Because people were tired of fake gurus pretending they never failed.

Here's what I learned:

Your creditors don't care about your social media.
They care about your plan.

Your audience doesn't want perfection.
They want proof that success is possible even after failure.

The story you're afraid to tell?
It's often your greatest asset.

When you own your failures with specific numbers...
You transform from someone hiding something...
Into someone teaching something.

See, old school network marketers are taught to fake it till they make it.

• Fly business class

• Drive BMW (I also got ma, 20-year-old one)

• Hide the struggle.

• Project success.

But transparency beats perfection every time.

My debt became my credential.
My failure became my foundation.
My struggle became my strength.

Now I’m teaching from the trenches, not the mountaintop.
With real numbers.
Real struggles.
Real solutions.

I'm looking for 3 people to rebuild with me by 31 Dec 2025.
Not from a place of desperation.
But from determination.

Armed with nothing but lessons learned.
And a commitment to repay every cent I owe.

While building something magnetic.

Comment "REBUILD" if you want my blueprint.

I'll show you exactly how I plan to go from ground zero to debt-free.
Using the same transparency that set me free.
No fake perfection.

Just real methods taught by real people facing real challenges.

Always cheering you on,

Kon

P.S. Another reason I’m documenting this experiences so authentically, is because I’ll only be this broke once. These writings will keep me in touch with this valuable and powerful phase of my life so I will never lose my ability to relate to those in need in the future.