MJ DeMarco Interview, Great Nuggets

[MJ DeMarco]

Some great nuggets in this one, enjoy!

#49 MJ DeMarco - Unleashing your Millionaire within - The Millionaire Fast-lane

In the episode...

The ‘Big Fix Syndrome’: the affliction of Entrepreneurs
Know the 3 Financial Road-maps to wealth
What it takes to become super successful
What unlocks the keys to millionaire potential
The 5 Fastlane Commandments for wealth that create explosive millionaire-making income
Unleashing Your Millionaire within
Why you must be seeking for solutions not excuses
Listening to what the market needs

 

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[Eskil]

Downloading it now and look forward to listening to it. Btw, I couldn't help but notice it says you're an aspiring screenwriter as well. That's one thing I would really like to get into when I have more free time. I have a couple of screenwriting books on my Amazon buy list, and have made notes of some pretty good storylines.

Anyway... thanks for sharing.

 

[LibertyForMe]

Followed the link and discovered Wunderlist! Just set up my account, thanks for the heads up.

 

[100k]

4 A.M listening to it right now. Good share, good share.

:coolgleamA:

 

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[Bruce]

Sweet! Gonna listen to this before bed. Thanks

 

[bane]

I listened to it! Great job! didnt know you've had so many exotic cars haha.

 

[JasonR]

Great interview. Thanks for the link!

 

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[ions]

MJ,

I enjoyed your interview. Thank you for doing it.

One thing I found contradictory was how you and the interviewers talked about enjoying now and focusing on the present moment. I recall when you were building your limos.com site you didn't go out with friends and focused exclusively on hammering out code and working out.

If I was a sidewalker I may have misconstrued your advice and book a vacation because you never know I might die tomorrow.

Other than the above point I found your interview motivational. I really like your broccoli analogy - You have to string a bunch of choices together for them to matter.