Belmin, 22At a glance
Who
Belmin says: “I’m 22 years old”, studying “business management in Belgium, in Antwerp College” (0:00). The Real World’s caption: “Belmin, 22”, with a Belgian flag.
Starting point
A student “working like student job in the weekends” (0:12), who had been pitched “1K, 2K programs” and “could never invest in it because I didn’t have the money” (0:26).
How Belmin found it
“one day I got this YouTube community post while I was scrolling, and it was from Andrew Tate” (0:17). It was “only 50 bucks” (0:40).
Campus
Strategic Marketing, which Belmin knew as copywriting: “I got assigned to the copywriting campus at the time because I was money poor and time poor” (1:02).
Timeline
First client “after two months” (1:17); “one year in The Real World, exactly” for the 20K (2:33); then a move to Thailand with a business partner. The video gives no dates; it was on The Real World’s home page by 8 June 2023.
Result (video)
“I made up to like 20K in euros” in the first year (2:36), at one point “2-3K a month” (2:15). With a business partner: “up to 50K in the last three to four months” (3:12).
Result (caption)
The Real World’s caption: “New revenue: $10,000/month”, and that Belmin went “From being a student to losing all” savings and “now makes $10k+ Copywriting”.
The caption’s $10,000 a month is more than any monthly figure Belmin gives alone (“2-3K a month”); the nearest is the joint “up to 50K in the last three to four months”, about 12,500 to 16,700 a month shared between Belmin and a business partner. Belmin doesn’t mention losing any savings, only not having the money for the 1K and 2K programs. Belmin doesn’t say whether the figures are revenue or profit; the 20K is in euros, the first projects in dollars, and the rest has no currency. The figures are Belmin’s and The Real World’s own; this site hasn’t seen them.
What Belmin said
7 lines from the interview, copied exactly, each with what it means in plain English. The times are where they fall in the video.
“one day I got this YouTube community post while I was scrolling, and it was from Andrew Tate”
What it means: How Belmin found The Real World. After being pitched “1K, 2K programs”, the price, “only 50 bucks”, was what stood out.
“I got assigned to the copywriting campus at the time because I was money poor and time poor”
What it means: The copywriting campus is today’s Strategic Marketing. Belmin started with “like one hour a day”, which “was what they advised when you were like time poor”.
“after two months, I got my first client, and I made 250 bucks for my first project.”
What it means: A small first win, two months in, on about an hour a day.
“I just paid for five months in Hustler University with one project.”
What it means: Hustlers University was The Real World’s earlier name. At 50 bucks a month, the 250 covered five months.
“at some point, I was just making 2-3K a month just from The Real World, right?”
What it means: After projects of “$100”, then “$600 retainers” and “1K retainers”.
“I made up to like 20K in euros.”
What it means: Belmin’s total for the first year, alone, in euros. Belmin doesn’t say whether it is revenue or profit.
“We’ve been able to make, like, up to 50K in the last three to four months.”
What it means: A joint figure, with a business partner, after moving to Thailand. Not Belmin’s alone, and not checked by this site.
What Belmin did, step by step
Belmin found it through a post
A YouTube community post from Andrew Tate. Belmin had been pitched “1K, 2K programs” and couldn’t afford them; this was “only 50 bucks”, so Belmin “just joined without thinking too much”.
In the video at 0:12
Belmin was assigned copywriting, an hour a day
“I got assigned to the copywriting campus at the time because I was money poor and time poor”, starting with “like one hour a day”, as advised.
In the video at 1:01
Belmin got a first client
“after two months”, for “250 bucks for my first project”: “I just paid for five months in Hustler University with one project.”
In the video at 1:13
Belmin went all in
“instead of one hour a day, I just kind of disregarded my studies at the time, started pouring all my time into The Real World.” A personal choice, not advice.
In the video at 1:46
Belmin moved on to retainers
Projects of “$100”, then “$600 retainers”, “1K retainers” and projects of $500 and $700, up to “2-3K a month”, and “up to like 20K in euros” in the first year (2:36).
In the video at 2:04
Belmin teamed up
A group inside The Real World with weekly “accountability calls”; then “my brother Saad, and now business partner Saad” asked “do you want to move to Thailand?” Together: “up to 50K in the last three to four months” (3:12).
In the video at 2:41
Full transcript
Read the full interview transcript (4 minutes)
Transcribed on 26 October 2026 from the interview audio with Whisper speech recognition (run locally), then checked against a second full pass and a re-run of every part with two models: punctuation fixed, nothing added; “[unclear]” marks words the passes don’t agree on. Belmin’s surname is left out. Belmin says “Hustler University” for Hustlers University, The Real World’s earlier name. Speaker labels are ours. The video has only Belmin’s answers; the interviewer, from The Real World, is on screen but the questions aren’t in it. The 50 bucks mentioned was the price at the time; today it is $99 a month on the official checkout.
0:00 Belmin: So, my name is Belmin [surname], I'm 22 years old, and before The Real World, I was studying business management in Belgium, in Antwerp College.
0:12 Belmin: I was working like student job in the weekends, and then one day I got this YouTube community post while I was scrolling, and it was from Andrew Tate, and I was just reading it. I didn't really know what it was about. You know, at the time I've already gone through, like, webinars and, like, got pitched, like, 1K, 2K programs. That was everything I knew at that point, and I could never invest in it because I didn't have the money.
0:39 Belmin: So at the time, I clicked that link, and it was only 50 bucks, and I was like, stunned. That was 50 bucks. This is insane, because I knew, like, Andrew Tate was like this super wealthy guy, so I was quite amazed. And I just really just joined without thinking too much, and just started going through the steps.
1:01 Belmin: You know, I got assigned to the copywriting campus at the time because I was money poor and time poor, and I started pouring in like one hour a day, was what they advised when you were like time poor. And even then, like one hour a day, I started doing that, and after two months, I got my first client, and I made 250 bucks for my first project. And that was a very weird moment for me, because I didn't really have to invest like 1K. I didn't have to like give anyone my money, like that much money, and I could just like make 250 bucks from thin air, essentially. And in my mind, I was like, man, I just paid for five months in Hustler University with one project.
1:46 Belmin: And after that, I just started pouring all my time into it, and instead of one hour a day, I just kind of disregarded my studies at the time, started pouring all my time into The Real World. And well, that turned out very well, because, yeah, I started getting more projects, like $100 there at the beginning, and then got into like $600 retainers, then you got into like 1K retainers, a $500 project there, $700 project there. And at some point, I was just making 2-3K a month just from The Real World, right? That was so insane to me.
2:25 Belmin: And I think in total, from myself, just until a couple of months back, I think, let's see, that was one year, one year in The Real World, exactly. I made up to like 20K in euros.
2:41 Belmin: And from that point, because I had this group within The Real World of, like, G's who I communicated with every single week, and we had like accountability calls and stuff. And my brother Saad, and now business partner Saad, he called me and he was like, do you want to move to Thailand? And I just said yes, boom, and now we're here actually doing it. And from, like, combining our forces and complementing our skills, that's crazy. We've been able to make, like, up to 50K in the last three to four months.
3:17 Belmin: The thing is with The Real World and what makes it different from other programs, because I've done other programs in the past that have failed me. And I would say the reason behind that was because they didn't teach me the foundational business stuff. Like there's some foundational lessons behind business and marketing and sales that you just cannot miss if you want to like make it in business, if you actually want to make money consistently and without like losing it all at some point. And I would say they teach you that in The Real World.
3:51 Belmin: And that's even aside from just the step-by-step process that they give you, right? Because that's just, you get that, but the foundational business [unclear] and the community that I had from the… because I wouldn't have reached this without my brothers, right? I wouldn't have gotten here without my brothers. And also just from seeing the win sections and actually talking to brothers in The Real World and hearing them say, yeah, I just… because at the time I was making two, three K a month, maybe. And someone was like, yeah, I made 3K on one project. And I was like, [unclear]. Like, it just made me realize that it was real, that I could actually do it. And you see what's possible, and you can only like realize it when you truly believe that it's possible. And that's what The Real World meant for me.
4:34 Belmin: And at this point, it's so insane, because you actually learn real skills. Like we actually made our clients like millions of dollars a month and helped them increase their sales by 2000%, made clients make 20K in one week. It's insane. Like we actually [unclear] skills. And of course you're getting compensated for that.
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Take Start Here - What is Strategic Marketing?
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Follow the daily flow
The #daily-schedule post, “Best simple daily flow”: say GM in #daily-GM, attend the Morning Power Up Call in #power-up-live, do the Dojo Drill of the Day in #the-dojo-hq and the #daily-dojo-puzzle, attend the other live calls when you can, or “watch the recording”.
Start small if time is short
Belmin started with “like one hour a day, was what they advised when you were like time poor” (1:07), and had a first client after two months.
What support is like
- #newb-chat. START-HERE sends every question there. The Real World publishes no response-time promise.
- Other members. Belmin had “this group within The Real World” with weekly “accountability calls” (2:41): “I wouldn’t have gotten here without my brothers” (4:04). Seeing the wins helped too: “it just made me realize that it was real” (4:21). That is Belmin’s account.
- Live calls. The Morning Power Up Call runs in #power-up-live; a post in #daily-schedule asks members to turn on livestream notifications for the campus’s pop-up calls.
- The Dojo. A channel group with #daily-dojo-puzzle, #the-dojo-hq (the Dojo Drill of the Day) and #the-dojo.
- No guarantee. The Real World’s Terms of Use say it doesn’t guarantee any financial outcome. Every campus starts from the fundamentals and assumes no prior knowledge.
Real wins and reviews
No posts from the Strategic Marketing campus’s own #wins channel have been captured for this site yet, so these are other members’ wins from across The Real World, with names and avatars blurred (any that show this campus come first). Tap any screenshot to see it full size. They are individual results, not typical ones, and not a promise: The Real World doesn’t publish average member earnings.
What members said on Trustpilot
Trustpilot has since removed The Real World’s profiles. These excerpts come from archived copies of those pages, read on 25 October 2026, with the reviewer’s first name, country and date as shown; “Invited” is Trustpilot’s label for reviews that came through a business link. The jointherealworld.com.de profile was not run by The Real World; reviewers used it anyway. They are reviews of The Real World as a whole, not of one campus, and other people’s words, not this site’s findings.
“The biggest thing for me, besides the lessons and the professors, is the community. You have a problem, ask a question in chat, fixed in 5 minutes.”
“after a month, I informed them that their services were not suitable for me. Despite my clear communication, they attempted to withdraw a significant amount of money from my credit card for an additional two months.”
The Real World replied: “turn off auto-renew before your next billing date.”
“Most the informaton you could find for free online in other places but you'll spend more time trying to find a simple step by step guide then using this platform.”
“Despite paying $49 per month (around $300 total), I didn't make any money or gain valuable insights. Much of the content was outdated and U.S.-focused”
“the campuses are also perfect if you are completely new to these methods of wealth creation but it'll take you some time before you see results.”
“The courses themselves are okay, but they're difficult to apply, and getting real clients is even harder. Overall, I don't think this works.”
For the record, the scores on 27 February 2025: the profile at trwstudent.com showed 2.9 from 23 reviews, and therealworldeducation.com showed 4.4 from 82, most of them invited through a business link over two days. Both profiles have since been removed.
Is this path for you?
It may suit you if
- You have little money and little time. Belmin was “money poor and time poor” and started with about an hour a day.
- You can wait a couple of months for a first, small result. Belmin’s first project paid 250 bucks “after two months”.
- You have no starting capital and a few hours a day. The Real World lists Strategic Marketing among the campuses that “sell a skill instead of a product”.
- You will use the community. Belmin credits a group of members and weekly accountability calls.
It may not suit you if
- You are shy or timid. In the experience of the member behind this site, selling your writing means talking to clients.
- You expect $10,000 a month on your own quickly. That is the caption’s figure; Belmin’s own, alone, was “2-3K a month” at one point and about 20K euros in the first year.
- You can only give it the odd hour. The official courses page says “the checklist expects a few focused hours per day” and that “Members who treat it as a side interest see little.”
- You need a guaranteed return. The Real World’s Terms of Use say it doesn’t guarantee any financial outcome, and Belmin’s figures are Belmin’s own.
Belmin’s numbers are one student’s account, given in an interview The Real World chose to publish. For more on who it suits and how long it took to feel confident, see the Strategic Marketing campus review, from a member who took the campus when it was still Copywriting, in the Hustlers University days.
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Sources
- The Real World: Belmin’s student interview video (Cloudflare Stream) — transcribed October 26, 2026
- jointherealworld.com home page with the interview and its caption (Wayback Machine, June 8, 2023)
- Inside The Real World app: the Strategic Marketing campus Learning Center, START-HERE and #daily-schedule (screenshots from the owner’s member account) — captured October 26, 2026
- The Real World: Strategic Marketing campus page (formerly Copywriting) — checked September 12, 2026
- The Real World: courses page (the campus list, where to start, time per day) — checked September 12, 2026
- The Real World Terms of Use (no guaranteed outcome) — checked September 14, 2026
- Trustpilot reviews of trwstudent.com, archived February 27, 2025 (Wayback Machine) — read October 25, 2026
- Trustpilot reviews of therealworldeducation.com, archived February 27, 2025, pages 1 and 2 (Wayback Machine) — read October 25, 2026
- Trustpilot reviews of www.cobratate.com, archived December 28, 2022 (Wayback Machine) — read October 25, 2026
- Trustpilot reviews of jointherealworld.com.de (not run by The Real World), archived February 27, 2026 (Wayback Machine) — read October 25, 2026