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  1. Daniel Ekdahl

    Don’t lurk, do this instead

    GOLD! HOT! 
    Thanks for the advice! You did a good job outlining the less obvious value that interacting beyond a “like” brings to the table.
  2. Daniel Ekdahl

    The back injury that saved my life

    INTRO 
    Dohh, I wasn’t going for tragic. Determined more like, and slow to learn. My injuries were directly related to reckless behavior, I own that. And it took me this whole journey to realize that the slowlane isn’t secure. I probably wouldn’t have read MJ’s book if I had smooth sailing. I’m truly...
  3. Daniel Ekdahl

    You, your Health, and your Business: Part 1

    MINDSET HEALTH 
    What does every entrepreneur and business have in common? The health of the entrepreneur. Your health. I have devoted much of my life to this study. I am very young in my entrepreneurial journey, so in the spirit of adding value to this community I want to start by exploring topics in health...
  4. Daniel Ekdahl

    Fast Laners! My Purpose for being here. What is yours?

    INTRO 
    Greetings! I’m here for similar reasons. Health issues have me wanting to build more security for myself and my family. I also want to be free to help others whenever I can. Short term goal is to be a writer. Long term dream is want to challenge the art and media industry by providing a better...
  5. Daniel Ekdahl

    The back injury that saved my life

    INTRO 
    Thank you! My health issues are natural consequences to reckless behavior, inattention to detail, and not learning from mistakes in a timely manner. Besides, without them I wouldn’t be here on this path right now. I appreciate your welcome and response.
  6. Daniel Ekdahl

    I've Read The Millionaire Fastlane!

    GOLD! HOT! 
    I read your book. Math is truth. I have already begun to put what I’ve begun learning into practice, and I’m eager to learn more.
  7. Daniel Ekdahl

    The back injury that saved my life

    INTRO 
    Greetings! My name is Daniel. I’m a registered nurse of 12 years. A few years ago I landed my “dream job” in a coveted role as break relief nurse. I was a hero everywhere I went. Infinite tasks but minimal responsibility. I loved helping my fellow healthcare workers and patients alike. It was...
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