Hey there. My name is ND and I am 19 years old. I come from the UK, London to be specific, and my goal is to reach that GOLDEN, SHINING fastlane. I do not own any businesses, never started one, only graduated up until high school and have a little bit of money saved over from working an Amazon Warehouse job from 6 PM till 2 AM, packing boxes. This is a slowlane for me currently as it restricts the 3 core values of wealth mentioned in your book, being Fitness, Freedom and Family. One business that had stood out to me amidst my days of working was the winery business. It just occurred to me, for some unknown reason. What if, just what if it’s possible to sell high quality wine at a cheap price? Like the price of a budlight, a Budweiser, somethin’ cheap, but high quality wine? Of course when thought about there is a risk of the costs outweighing the net profit so I don’t want to put prices too cheap but as mentioned in your book, I want to be RESPONSIBLE AND ACCOUNTABLE enough to know how I can use CUL perfectly, to generate that wealth I want to achieve through riding full speed ahead within the Fastlane. I plan to call it CAPRIX WINES. I decided to take my first plan of action, which was to instantly use my connections and get a friend (Who has the skillset of Digital Design) to make and create a logo. Something that stands out. Not too luxurious but something that is also down-to-Earth. I will attach it below. That’s all I have done so far, and am still figuring out the next steps from here. The last time I studied Business was in High school and I’m not really sure how to start one, however where there is a will there is a way, and nothing is unachievable. I came up with a Plan B just in case Plan A didn’t work. Plan B for me stems from something that happened while at work. It was a hefty shift, 6 PM till 9:45. The first half of it done, standing up, monotonously packing boxes as I strained my knees and felt the swell and ache of the rigorous lifestyle. My ethnic background? A British Indian. Most of the people that I saw work at Amazon were Indians, immigrants who came here hoping to get a visa and provide for themselves and their families. It just so happened that one day, without knowing that I’d have 2 breaks, my mother accidentally packed 2 lunchboxes for me. One of my Indian friends, wouldn’t eat due to the poor quality of food at Amazon. So as a friend I decided to share one of my lunchboxes with him. He loved it, and said he wanted more. He even said he’d pay me for it, and got his other friend involved. That’s when it hit me. Did I find a gap in the market? What if there was a service, specifically to students but also targeting all people from all walks of life, which would deliver good quality food to warehouse workers that they can relish and enjoy? This is just another plan that I’ve had in mind and that I’ve had mixed feelings about, I plan to keep exploring all my options, and make my way to that Fastlane on full gear.
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