@bryan.flores
This book changed my life. At 18, I quit my job and left all the 9-5 behind. Now I live on the streets and eat out of the trash
@JohnP.Cramer
For me the biggest mindset change came after reading the book The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code, since reading it the only thing I think about is money
@личный-ф7б
After reading The Exiled Principles of Power by Kairo Vantrel, I started noticing things I used to ignore—symbols, patterns, systems. It’s like it turned a light on in a room I didn’t know existed. And once you see it, you can’t unsee it.
@rivalrepairs
Some key points with this. MJ spent 5 years with no money presuming his entrepreneurial path with many failures, losing his GF and living with his mom who told him to get a job. He hit it big on his limo renting online booking business. You need to take many punts on ideas before you find something that works, this is not an easy process. He make his own luck by trying many times and failing until he found success.
@sunitthakare4212
To move in a fast lane play this video at 1.25x speed
@xKumei
Man the fact that I am a 26 year old living with my mom makes this hit harder.
@TIMVESTMENTS
Starting a business is easy, but having a successful one is hard as hell
@alexandruteodor3585
Wow, such a profound book! Who would have thought that having a successful business is going to make you rich.
@victorsuarez3
This book changed my life. I read it and a few months after I quit my job and started my own software startup. That was 5 years ago.
@VictoriaD.Anderson
The fact that nobody talks about the forbidden book The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance
@demikang6634
i used to be a slowlaner but now I can tell that am absolutely a fastlaner !!!!
@MerajAhmed6
I have listened to the whole audio book of the Millionaire Fastlane, you have summed it up in a very nice way, both visually and accurately! Love your channel
@alexgal7677
My take-away from the take-aways :D 1. If you don't start a business, the probability of ending in the mediocre lane/life is high. Even with a decent job, it takes your whole life to build up the wealth that ensures you enough freedom and more "free-time". 2. A good business scales well. Therefore the revenue doesn't depend much on the amount of work hours put in. (at least it is not linear) Therefore: salary has to be maxed out as fast as possible in your profession and using the accumulating funds, it has to be invested in your own/other people's businesses. The process converges through a point where it doesn't worth to sell your time anymore, to the end, where you can live a comfortable life from earning interests, dividends, royalties, etc.
@clayfanning7344
Sidewalk William seems like a chill dude
@vikiehr5563
Danke!
@stefanschacht2413
Thanks to Demarco I learnt that having a lot of money is way better than having none. Thx Maestro 🙏🏻
@carmelitalanza9540
It's amazing how you have covered the 3 wealth personality👌👌👌 And this book is a must read for anyone looking forward to creating wealth and becoming rich.
@robertvink7818
'Here is an ad for you' I died lol, never been happier to get an ad.
@trevorfriman8265
Fast laner from Sweden! Just got started this month and crazy motivated!
@TheSwedishInvestor