I just think we need to balance the whole thing out. Self improvement books are good(not all though), but when we just read without acting, that's where the problem lies. Infact, I never would have found the Millionaire Fastlane without reading some self improvement books first. So like I said...

Reading TMF and Unscripted will go a long way for you.It gives a "sense of direction" in an unconventional way.

Although I just started.So far,I've only come across a few pointers that the duo don't have.It's not as detailed as the duo but it shows similarities and most things "fastlaners" are aware of.Good book though!.

Also "The 10 pillars of wealth" by Alex Becker.

Currently reading "What rich people know and desperately want to keep a secret" by Brian Sher. Amazing book!.

My bad....Got carried away there(LOL!!!!)

Programming is better to me!....Really complex stuff to learn but I still feel it's better in the long run.Hope my opinion helps you Happy coding!!

By putting up Lamborghinis as your wallpaper on your phone,laptop,wall,board etc(LOL). Just Saying...

Read Chapter 41-THROW HIJACKERS TO THE CURB! from the Millionaire Fastlane,and I clarify from that chapter: Former President Ronald Reagan once said,"Trust,but verify."When I hired a liar, I trusted but didn't verify.It took several robberies,video cameras,and public record searches to uncover...

"Somebody never comes",a wise fastlaner once said.Less youtube videos and more action that produces results.

No offense to you,but I think your question is "event-driven".Instead of thinking with a "money-chasing" mindset,you should find out a skill that involves PROCESS,and creates a solution for others.

Read Jack Ma's story.It helped and inspired me.Hope it helps you too.

No time to feel sorry for myself.The grinding continues!.

James Clear - Atomic Habits

Awesome post.Currently reading the book right now.Its really enlightening.Thanks @Roli.

Awesome post @RazorCut.Thank you.Wish I found this forum earlier too.

To me it's like the TMF of self development.

Reading....If I hadn't been reading,I would have never come across TMF.

"Someday never comes"

Alex Becker