My main argument is that, as someone who spends approximately 95% of my time as a student taking math courses at various colleges and universities, I do not consider myself a leader, teacher, or influencer.
To learn effectively, it is best to study books written by authorities in fields such as engineering, mathematics, landscaping, relationships, makeup, and other relevant areas.
As I view myself as a student, rather than an influencer, I believe formal learning is more effective. Influencers, in my view, are often ineffective teachers since they may lack consistent productivity or diligence. Also, if influencing were financially rewarded, it could encourage dishonesty, which is why I prefer learning from established educational systems.
In face-to-face classes, teachers can have a significant influence on students. In a family, the mother is often considered the main influencer, followed by the father, siblings, and others.
