You're allowed to want money, strength and respect. Just check who's selling them to you.
This is not a book that hates Andrew Tate, and it is not a lecture. It lists what he has actually said, in his own words. It explains the business that made him famous (a $49.99 course whose members were paid to post his most outrageous clips). It sets out the court cases in Romania, the UK and the US exactly as they stand, with every allegation marked as an allegation and his denials noted. Then it shows you the persuasion machinery, takes the real needs behind the appeal seriously, and gives you a seven-question test to run on him and on everyone else you listen to, plus where to get the good parts (train, work, earn) from people without the baggage.
- The full playbook (about 27 pages, phone or laptop)
- Who he is from the public record, with no adjectives: kickboxing, Big Brother, the webcam business he himself called a scam, Hustler's University, the bans, the arrest
- The business model: the affiliate scheme, The Real World, The War Room, and why the outrage is the distribution strategy
- What he actually says about women, mental health, money and masculinity, quoted and sourced, and the part that's reasonable
- The claims against the record: the unverified wealth, the 'Matrix' as a theory that can't lose, and the court proceedings as of October 2026, stated precisely
- How the persuasion works (certainty, an enemy, shame, lifestyle, paid distribution, persecution, parasocial brotherhood), why it appeals, and what it costs
- The seven-question guru test, where to get discipline, money, strength and self-respect instead, masculinity without the script, how to talk to someone who follows him, and a 30-day plan for rebuilding your inputs
What's inside
Who he is, from the record
The biography without the branding: the fighting career, Big Brother, the webcam business in his own description, Hustler's University, the 2022 bans, the arrest.
The business model
Hustler's University and the affiliate scheme, The Real World, The War Room, and the five-part shape underneath: the advice is the marketing.
What he actually says
On women, mental health, money and masculinity, in his words, with sources; and an honest note on the parts that are ordinary good advice.
The claims against the record
The money, the unpaid-tax ruling, the 'Matrix' as a loyalty test, and the Romanian, UK and US proceedings as they stood in October 2026, allegations marked as allegations.
How the persuasion works
Certainty, a named enemy, shame as fuel, lifestyle as proof, paid distribution disguised as a movement, persecution as validation, parasocial brotherhood.
Why it appeals, and what it costs
The five real needs (purpose, money, respect, discipline, belonging); the bill for relationships, money, mental health, reputation and judgement.
A test for any guru
Seven questions scored out of 14, to run on him and then on everyone else you listen to.
The good parts, and masculinity without the script
Discipline, money, strength, self-respect and women from sources without the baggage; the four pillars; on emotion.
Talking to someone who follows him; rebuilding your inputs
For parents, teachers, brothers and friends: what works and what makes you the Matrix. The audit, the replacement rule, the algorithm, the real-world ratio.
The 30-day plan and worksheets
Examine, replace, build, hold. The belief sheet, the seven-question test table, the needs sheet, inputs removed and replaced, the standards log, the day-30 position.
Is it for you?
Who it's for
- Young men who have watched the clips and liked some of it, and want to check before adopting the rest.
- Parents, teachers, older brothers and friends who need to talk to someone about this without becoming the enemy he described.
- Anyone who wants a repeatable method for judging loud, certain, rich-looking men who say they know how life works.
- People who already left and want the needs he was meeting met properly.
Not for you if
- You want a book that calls him and his fans stupid. It doesn't; Part 6 takes the appeal seriously and Part 11 tells adults to stop lecturing.
- You want it to say he's been convicted. He hasn't, and the book says so everywhere it matters; it describes charges as charges and denials as denials.
- You want permission to stop wanting money, strength and respect. The book says those are good things to want, and shows where to get them.
Who's behind this
Why You Shouldn't Listen to Andrew Tate is written by Manthan Bhendkar, founder of Asendify, whose playbooks take one hard subject, strip out the noise, and turn what's true into a method with a plan.
This one follows a single rule: everything attributed to Andrew Tate is something he said publicly or something in court documents and named-outlet reporting, allegations are called allegations, and his denials are recorded. The sources are listed at the end. The book exists because the people who most need to hear the case are nineteen-year-old men, and almost nobody makes it to them without contempt.
Questions
Is this a hit piece?
No. It quotes him accurately, describes his businesses from the record, states every criminal matter as an allegation he denies, and spends two full parts on why his message appeals and on the real needs behind it. The argument is made from his own words and the public record, not from adjectives.
Has he been convicted of anything?
No. As of October 2026 he faces charges in the UK and an indictment in Romania and is in US custody pending an extradition hearing, and he denies all of it. The book states this precisely and explains why you can still decide, without waiting for a jury, that he is not the person to take life advice from.
Does it say wanting money and strength is wrong?
The opposite. It says those are good things to want, that he is effective because he speaks to real needs, and Parts 9 and 10 are entirely about getting discipline, income, strength and self-respect from sources that don't come with the rest.
I'm a parent or teacher. Is this for me?
Part 11 is written for you: what to ask, how to use his own words rather than yours, why outrage and bans make you 'the Matrix', and how to offer the replacement. Parts 1 to 4 give you the facts stated carefully enough that he can't be defended by pointing to an exaggeration.
What counts as results for the guarantee?
By day 30: all six worksheets complete, every input scored with the low ones removed and replaced, six or more sessions of real training or a real club, the three standards kept for two weeks, the first concrete step on an honest income plan taken, and a written position of your own.
How does the Double Money-Back Guarantee work?
Apply the 30-day plan in the book. If you don't see results within the first month, email montybhendkar@gmail.com with your licence ID and we refund you double what you paid.
How do I get it?
Right after you pay, a download button appears on this page, and the link is emailed to you. The link works for 30 days and up to 10 downloads.
Why is my name on the PDF?
Each copy is licensed to one person. Your name and a unique licence ID are printed in it, which stops copies being passed around and resold.
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Get the book
His words, the business, the record, the persuasion, the needs, the test, the replacement, with a 30-day plan.
🛡 Double Money-Back Guarantee. Apply the 30-day plan in the book. If you don't see results within the first month, email us and we refund you double what you paid.