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    Entrepreneurship vs job as an employee

    MINDSET 
    I think it would be easier & faster if you tell us why employment is better than entrepreneurship. What's not clear after reading The Fast Lane Millionaire?
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    My ex business partner stole 50'000US$ from me, what should i do?

    OFF-TOPIC 
    Education costs. To put it bluntly: in your case you were dumb enough to trust without due diligence, it's you who should learn the lesson, from what you are saying you didn't. Call the police if you think he is a danger to others, not to get even or 'teach him a lesson' when he is already...
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    The Productocracy: How To Print Money (Legally!)

    GOLD! 
    I used to think that having a great product people talk about was everything, but not anymore. If you own the cure for cancer but next month, 5 other companies do as well and 1 of them is really good at marketing, you are old news. Same for Tesla, there is no real competition yet. Watch them...
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    Discovered the fast lane at 39yo

    INTRO 
    Thanks MJ and nicely coined! I probably did 15 projects banging my head against the wall as I built and tried to sell (as a developer), instead of selling, then building what people needed.
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    Discovered the fast lane at 39yo

    INTRO 
    I guess it's never too late to become a business owner :) I was born poor and managed to rise to a good earning wage as a developer. I worked for 11 companies (big and small), in 3 different countries for 2 distinct industries, before finally creating my own company: QuickMail.io (funny thing...
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