Thread: How to Live Rich; Stop Climbing Pyramids and Start Building Them.

I've enjoyed this part of the book a lot, I like how it highlights the primitive approaches most people fall for; me included.

It's easy to jump into intuitive action upon conceiving an idea in your head, but it takes a well-rounded and conditioned individual to really pull himself/herself back and approach things from a broader perspective while at the very same time hold off the sudden urge to jump into action blindly for the sake of 'getting busy going somewhere'. Which was demonstrated perfectly by Chuma by his 'process' and calculated planning.

It will make for a great story to tell when I finally meet my friends for this coming New Year's Eve party.

Thanks for sharing again MJ!

I loved this story. Great explanation on what's wrong with the Slowlane method.

Any advice on how to feed one's self during Chuma Mode (assuming no external aid such as having the Pharaoh as an uncle)?

Is that where frugality and a few years worth of savings come in?

Originally Posted by Jeremy

Is that where frugality and a few years worth of savings come in?

Yes, or crappy side jobs. I did both and still am in a lot of respects, frugal with some things. As I say, the Slowlane isn't bad if its APART of the plan, I don't like it be THE plan.