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I recently joined to find out more about financial freedom and building towards the life I want to live. It all started with reading The Millionaire Fastlane and I became addicted. I'm now disciplined to build towards an enjoyable future.
Since I'm just starting my journey, does anyone have any tips and/or tricks already? I'm looking forward to starting a conversation about the lessons you have learned already.
As the title says, I'm a Fastlane student. Maybe a month or two ago I started learning about compound interest. This was my first taste of a bit more financial freedom. Funny how I didn't know what else was possible in this world. So a little later I started to spend some time learning about drop-shipping and that was my first taste of the internet gurus. I just knew something was off, so I started to have conversations in Discord servers about this topic and someone told me to read the Millionaire Fastlane. I bought it instantly. It was confronting and scary at first, but I quickly accepted that the road towards my future wasn't going to be easy. A few pages in I learned about the Fastlane Forum and decided to join. Here I am, introducing myself.
This was basically my Fastlane story from the beginning. It started not that long ago and therefore I have a lot to learn. Hopefully, you can push me in the right direction. So my first question is: what book should I read next or what should I do next?
Thanks for reading! TTYL
- Quis (20) from the Netherlands
I recently joined to find out more about financial freedom and building towards the life I want to live. It all started with reading The Millionaire Fastlane and I became addicted. I'm now disciplined to build towards an enjoyable future.
Since I'm just starting my journey, does anyone have any tips and/or tricks already? I'm looking forward to starting a conversation about the lessons you have learned already.
As the title says, I'm a Fastlane student. Maybe a month or two ago I started learning about compound interest. This was my first taste of a bit more financial freedom. Funny how I didn't know what else was possible in this world. So a little later I started to spend some time learning about drop-shipping and that was my first taste of the internet gurus. I just knew something was off, so I started to have conversations in Discord servers about this topic and someone told me to read the Millionaire Fastlane. I bought it instantly. It was confronting and scary at first, but I quickly accepted that the road towards my future wasn't going to be easy. A few pages in I learned about the Fastlane Forum and decided to join. Here I am, introducing myself.
This was basically my Fastlane story from the beginning. It started not that long ago and therefore I have a lot to learn. Hopefully, you can push me in the right direction. So my first question is: what book should I read next or what should I do next?
Thanks for reading! TTYL
- Quis (20) from the Netherlands
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