Fastlane Insiders - Is it worth it?

[MiguelHammond10]

Hello,
Neglecting the fact that it supports the forum, does the rest of the benefits make it worth it to you? And why?

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for me yes , only if you dig deep and do more research.

 

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[A1988]

Hey guys,

I've been on this forum for over a week now. Although I'm not one of the INSIDERS, I have read so many great life-changing and action taking threads that I can't even imagine the amount of gold information within the INSIDERS forum. I want to join, but here's my thought process at the moment:
From what I have taken away so far from this forum is to give/provide value to others (in life and business)- I wish I could help out more on this forum with other members' problems or questions. However, I don't have the skills or experiences that other users possess in order to do so.

By lacking the skills/knowledge/experience, would it then be considered a bad idea to join? That might be a stupid question, but the way I'm looking at it, If I'm in the INSIDERS forum continuously asking and not giving enough value, I don't want other members to think that I'm there to use them. Again, I wish I could provide the knowledge that others distribute regularly, but I'm not at that level...yet.
MJ's book and this forum have opened my eyes to a new world of taking action and mindset transformation. As @IceCeamKid has stated in one of his threads, I'm at the F&^^ it point. Not only that, I want to develop the skills that will provide value to others as well.

I understand that creating a business is a process. There will be many detours, bumps and roadblocks along the way...and that's ok. That's why many people don't succeed. Failure breeds success right?
I hope you guys can help me out here, I would appreciate your thoughts.

Ali

 

[The-J]

Is Fastlane INSIDERS worth it?

For absolute beginners who know nothing: Yes, it's worth it. You get to see first hand what the process looks like and the kinds of things you can expect when starting a business. You get access to good ideas that you can buy the right to use. You get to see what the 'power users' are doing to build their businesses. You get access to AMAs by people who were in your shoes at one point.

For people in the trenches, regardless of success level: Yes, it's worth it. You get a safe place for you to ask questions pertaining to your own business problems without worrying about Google indexing it. You get to see similar businesses encounter, and resolve, problems in real time. You get access to people who have bought and sold businesses... and what that process is like. You get to see what failure looks like and how one can bounce back from it.

For people who have successful businesses and want to start having their money work for them: Yes, it's worth it. You get access to a thread that will teach you how to make money... with money: taught by @MJ DeMarco himself. You get access to investing threads by @EvanOkanagan and several others that show the process of building an investment portfolio. You get a place where you can give back.

You tell me.

And for as low as $120/year, you could get all of the above... and more. It's a no-brainer, if you're serious about wealth, that is.

Want to get started as an INSIDERS? Simply click here and scroll down to upgrade your account!

(i couldn't resist lmao)

 

[A1988]

Is Fastlane INSIDERS worth it?

For absolute beginners who know nothing: Yes, it's worth it. You get to see first hand what the process looks like and the kinds of things you can expect when starting a business. You get access to good ideas that you can buy the right to use. You get to see what the 'power users' are doing to build their businesses. You get access to AMAs by people who were in your shoes at one point.

For people in the trenches, regardless of success level: Yes, it's worth it. You get a safe place for you to ask questions pertaining to your own business problems without worrying about Google indexing it. You get to see similar businesses encounter, and resolve, problems in real time. You get access to people who have bought and sold businesses... and what that process is like. You get to see what failure looks like and how one can bounce back from it.

For people who have successful businesses and want to start having their money work for them: Yes, it's worth it. You get access to a thread that will teach you how to make money... with money: taught by @MJ DeMarco himself. You get access to investing threads by @EvanOkanagan and several others that show the process of building an investment portfolio. You get a place where you can give back.

You tell me

@The-J, thanks for the well-rounded reply, I appreciate it. I'm looking into getting a subscription. The only thing that was holding me back is my lack of experience in business/entrepreneurship. I wanted to be able to bring value to the forum as well.

Thanks for your reply.

 

[MJ DeMarco]

By lacking the skills/knowledge/experience, would it then be considered a bad idea to join? That might be a stupid question, but the way I'm looking at it, If I'm in the INSIDERS forum continuously asking and not giving enough value, I don't want other members to think that I'm there to use them.

Right now the only requirement to join the INSIDE is that you have read TMF . That said, just because you are a novice doesn't mean it isn't for you or you cannot contribute in some fashion. We don't mind questions there, they only get problematic when the thread starter hasn't done any research or hasn't already consumed the available posts/threads/topics.

There are also a lot of INSIDERS who don't post anything and just lurk, so there is no requirement of having to contribute in an entrepreneurial capacity.

In other words, joining the INSIDE and then asking, "Hey guys, should I drop out of college?" is not a good question. Anyone is welcome to ask questions, just make sure they are GOOD questions.

Bad question: Hey guys, I want to invent a game. What do I do?
(Huh, what kind of game? Video? Computer? App? Board? What have you done thus far?)

Good question: Hey guys, I want to invent a board game and found several manufacturers. There are many manufacturing options and one of them is insanely expensive (for my budget), but the best value... the other is from China and they are saying that... etc etc

 

[A1988]

Right now the only requirement to join the INSIDE is that you have read TMF . That said, just because you are a novice doesn't mean it isn't for you or you cannot contribute in some fashion. We don't mind questions there, they only get problematic when the thread starter hasn't done any research or hasn't already consumed the available posts/threads/topics.

There are also a lot of INSIDERS who don't post anything and just lurk, so there is no requirement of having to contribute in an entrepreneurial capacity.

In other words, joining the INSIDE and then asking, "Hey guys, should I drop out of college?" is not a good question. Anyone is welcome to ask questions, just make sure they are GOOD questions.

Bad question: Hey guys, I want to invent a game. What do I do?
(Huh, what kind of game? Video? Computer? App? Board? What have you done thus far?)

Good question: Hey guys, I want to invent a board game and found several manufacturers. There are many manufacturing options and one of them is insanely expensive (for my budget), but the best value... the other is from China and they are saying that... etc etc

Thanks, @MJ DeMarco for your well-informed reply! I have read TMF . The BEST book I have read as of now. Reading the beginning of unscripted as of now.

 

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[inputchip]

Is Fastlane INSIDERS worth it?

For absolute beginners who know nothing: Yes, it's worth it. You get to see first hand what the process looks like and the kinds of things you can expect when starting a business. You get access to good ideas that you can buy the right to use. You get to see what the 'power users' are doing to build their businesses. You get access to AMAs by people who were in your shoes at one point.

For people in the trenches, regardless of success level: Yes, it's worth it. You get a safe place for you to ask questions pertaining to your own business problems without worrying about Google indexing it. You get to see similar businesses encounter, and resolve, problems in real time. You get access to people who have bought and sold businesses... and what that process is like. You get to see what failure looks like and how one can bounce back from it.

For people who have successful businesses and want to start having their money work for them: Yes, it's worth it. You get access to a thread that will teach you how to make money... with money: taught by @MJ DeMarco himself. You get access to investing threads by @EvanOkanagan and several others that show the process of building an investment portfolio. You get a place where you can give back.

You tell me.

And for as low as $120/year, you could get all of the above... and more. It's a no-brainer, if you're serious about wealth, that is.

Want to get started as an INSIDERS? Simply click here and scroll down to upgrade your account!

(i couldn't resist lmao)

I've been on the fence for awhile about the INSIDERS subscription. This post finally convinced me. Thanks for giving me the direct link, made it easy . See you on the inside as soon as I get approved!

 

[The-J]

I've been on the fence for awhile about the INSIDERS subscription. This post finally convinced me. Thanks for giving me the direct link, made it easy . See you on the inside as soon as I get approved!

Where's my commission @MJ DeMarco (j/k)

 

[A1988]

Where's my commission @MJ DeMarco (j/k)

LOL, for real though

 

[OMDA]

Getting into the INSIDERS has opened up my eyes, mainly for the threads there that share whole processes. It's a bit mind-blowing.

I also write a bit more freely when talking about what I'm doing, but I'm still careful about what I do put out there.

Overall, the value of the community here is overwhelming. I wish there was more I could do to contribute at this time. But, I think the best thing I could do is start winning my way with sales/income and give more insight from that angle. It's going to be a bumpy ride, but all I've seen here has been valuable nudges in the right direction. Especially if you read into the concept behind things. Just because someone is building a software empire and you want to do amazon selling doesn't mean that their thread has little value to you. In fact, just the opposite. I've been reading about things that I'm not necessarily interested in at the moment because there's so much value and eye opening to be had.

 

[A1988]

Getting into the INSIDERS has opened up my eyes, mainly for the threads there that share whole processes. It's a bit mind-blowing.

I also write a bit more freely when talking about what I'm doing, but I'm still careful about what I do put out there.

Overall, the value of the community here is overwhelming. I wish there was more I could do to contribute at this time. But, I think the best thing I could do is start winning my way with sales/income and give more insight from that angle. It's going to be a bumpy ride, but all I've seen here has been valuable nudges in the right direction. Especially if you read into the concept behind things. Just because someone is building a software empire and you want to do amazon selling doesn't mean that their thread has little value to you. In fact, just the opposite. I've been reading about things that I'm not necessarily interested in at the moment because there's so much value and eye opening to be had.

Hey @OMDA you make some great points there. It's an interesting perspective, and I can swear that I have come across some threads that had nothing to do with what I'm interested in, but valuable lessons can be taken from each read.
I too feel the same, I want to provide more value. I just need to work one some things first to be able to write some progress report.

Thanks for the insight man.

 

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[c4n]

When on the Inside, start with the New to the Insiders? Start Your Education Here list by @MTF

Reading through all that is worth more than a 10-year fee.

 

[A1988]

When on the Inside, start with the New to the Insiders? Start Your Education Here list by @MTF

Reading through all that is worth more than a 10-year fee.

I'll definitely check that out once I get inside access. Thanks for the notification!

 

[Bramxq]

I am gonna invest my first-earned money on a subscription... I am slowly getting there 😀

 

[A1988]

Hey @MJ DeMarco, I was reading up on the Fastlane INSIDERS subscription and I just want to clarify on one thing - if I were to sign up for a year membership is it a one time 119 USD fee or does it come out per month as 9.99? To me, it seems like it comes out as 119, is this correct?

 

[MJ DeMarco]

if I were to sign up for a year membership is it a one time 119 USD fee or does it come out per month as 9.99?

3 options...

3 months for 59.97 (19.99/mo)
6 for 89.94 (14.99/mo)
12 for 119.88 (9.99/mo)

Whichever is chosen, the entire FEE comes out at once.

 

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[A1988]

3 options...

3 months for 59.97 (19.99/mo)
6 for 89.94 (14.99/mo)
12 for 119.88 (9.99/mo)

Whichever is chosen, the entire FEE comes out at once.

Thanks for the clarification @MJ DeMarco!

 

[JordanK]

Hey @MJ DeMarco,

Just renewed another 3 months of INSIDERS but it hasn't automatically applied to my forum account.

Thanks

 

[A1988]

Hey guys,

I have subscribed to the INSIDERS. Paypal notified me that my transaction is complete. I logged back into my account but unable to access the "INSIDERS" forum. How long does it take for a user account to be given access (approved) to enter the INSIDERS forum?

I have gone through this thread looking to see if there was a similar situation but nothing related.

 

[AllenCrawley]

Hey guys,

I have subscribed to the INSIDERS. Paypal notified me that my transaction is complete. I logged back into my account but unable to access the "INSIDERS" forum. How long does it take for a user account to be given access (approved) to enter the INSIDERS forum?

I have gone through this thread looking to see if there was a similar situation but nothing related.

@MJ DeMarco

 

[jon.a]

Hey guys,

I have subscribed to the INSIDERS. Paypal notified me that my transaction is complete. I logged back into my account but unable to access the "INSIDERS" forum. How long does it take for a user account to be given access (approved) to enter the INSIDERS forum?

I have gone through this thread looking to see if there was a similar situation but nothing related.

It can take a few hours.

 

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[A1988]

It can take a few hours.

Thanks @jon.a for your help!

 

[MJ DeMarco]

Hey guys,

I have subscribed to the INSIDERS. Paypal notified me that my transaction is complete. I logged back into my account but unable to access the "INSIDERS" forum. How long does it take for a user account to be given access (approved) to enter the INSIDERS forum?

I have gone through this thread looking to see if there was a similar situation but nothing related.

You purchased a Marketplace ad, NOT an INSIDERS subscription.

I have refunded your payment. An INSIDERS subscription for 3 mos is $59.97.

Please pay attention to which button you select when purchasing.

 

[A1988]

You purchased a Marketplace ad, NOT an INSIDERS subscription.

I have refunded your payment. An INSIDERS subscription for 3 mos is $59.97.

Please pay attention to which button you select when purchasing.

I honestly don't know how that happened, sorry about that.

 

[Musashi]

Hey there,

I've tried 4 times to buy the inside subscription and it is not working.

First time I got redirected to Paypal, logged-in and nothing. No option to proceed with the purchase or anything.

Second, third and fourth time Paypal told me the procedure could not be finalized and I should try again. This error-message came directly after logging into Paypal.

Anybody know a solution?

 

[Scot]

Hey there,

I've tried 4 times to buy the inside subscription and it is not working.

First time I got redirected to Paypal, logged-in and nothing. No option to proceed with the purchase or anything.

Second, third and fourth time Paypal told me the procedure could not be finalized and I should try again.

Anybody know a solution?

@MJ DeMarco ?

 

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[MJ DeMarco]

Anybody know a solution?

Sorry about the problems.

Since I've received a couple of subscriptions in the last 24 hours, this means the problem is local to your computer, browser settings, or country.

If it continues not to work, here are some other options:

1) Try subscribing in a different browser, Firefox, Chrome, Safari...

2) Try via credit card here:

Subscriptions
(Please allow a few hours for activation)

3) Or send the correct subscription amount directly via PayPal here:
PayPal.Me
(Please allow a few hours for activation)

Here is the schedule.
3 months for 59.97 (19.99/mo)
6 for 89.94 (14.99/mo)
12 for 119.88 (9.99/mo)

Hope this helps.

 

[TheOrchestrator]

Yeah, reading this thread last night really gave me the push I needed. Woke up this morning and immediately subscribed. Looking forward finding ways grow and help others grow. Thanks for the opportunity, @MJ DeMarco .

 

[df1992]

Just bumping this thread...

Is Fastlane INSIDERS worth it?

For absolute beginners who know nothing: Yes, it's worth it. You get to see first hand what the process looks like and the kinds of things you can expect when starting a business. You get access to good ideas that you can buy the right to use. You get to see what the 'power users' are doing to build their businesses. You get access to AMAs by people who were in your shoes at one point.

For people in the trenches, regardless of success level: Yes, it's worth it. You get a safe place for you to ask questions pertaining to your own business problems without worrying about Google indexing it. You get to see similar businesses encounter, and resolve, problems in real time. You get access to people who have bought and sold businesses... and what that process is like. You get to see what failure looks like and how one can bounce back from it.

For people who have successful businesses and want to start having their money work for them: Yes, it's worth it. You get access to a thread that will teach you how to make money... with money: taught by @MJ DeMarco himself. You get access to investing threads by @EvanOkanagan and several others that show the process of building an investment portfolio. You get a place where you can give back.

I want to join INSIDERS but want to check if the above is still true in 2020?

 

[RazorCut]

I want to join INSIDERS but want to check if the above is still true in 2020?

Yes it is and more.

Ask yourself this; would you pay $2 to read an entire Gold Thread written with more information and candour than the ones you read here because it is protected behind a firewall that Google and the vast majority of people reading this can't see?

Because if you are happy to pay $2 per Gold threads alone then the money is very well spent.

What price do you put on knowledge? There are 2 gold threads with over 2,000 posts and 2 with over 1000 posts. Then there are the other 1000's of threads full of actionable knowledge.

Bit of a no-brainer if you ask me.