Fastlane is the road to wealth. To retire early, as they say. Fastlane can make you rich quick, not easy. A college degree will cost you money, + it will take you 4 years of your life. So, with those facts, you could easily spend between 40k and 80k on a college degree, pass at the age of 25, and have the 80k (max) paid back in full before the age of 35! (depending how quick your fastlane business will grow) 😀
Yeah, what works for you works for you. Me, personally, I see no harm in working hard in a job, maybe even longer then 5.. Make good money that I can then invest in my own business and provide my family. My nephew earns 7k a month. That really isn't bad at all. If somebody can't life comfortable with that kind of money, well, you have very high standards.
Maybe the one thing that is most important for me that the fastlane book learned me, is that you should not spend 120 when you have 100. Also, the fastlane is not a get rich tomorrow plan. If college is part of your plan, go for it.
And maybe, just maybe, somebody is just not build to be an entrepreneur, but can be one hell of a high paid slowlaner. If you then really love what you do, but it's not passive income, I would say screw the passive income and go for it. I am pretty sure Anthony Robbins loves what he does, he is F*cking rich but still works hard at seminars, coaching etc (obv. he also makes lots of passive income with his books etc, but i am just pointing out you can be very high paid as a 'slowlaner'.) As a slowlaner though, you better LOVE what you do, since you might be spending the rest of your life doing just that.
Personally. I would rather be a waiter on the weekends to hold my head up and work on a business during the week than ever working a 9-5 slowlane salaried job that my degree can get me.
Yeah, what works for you works for you. Me, personally, I see no harm in working hard in a job, maybe even longer then 5.. Make good money that I can then invest in my own business and provide my family. My nephew earns 7k a month. That really isn't bad at all. If somebody can't life comfortable with that kind of money, well, you have very high standards.
Maybe the one thing that is most important for me that the fastlane book learned me, is that you should not spend 120 when you have 100. Also, the fastlane is not a get rich tomorrow plan. If college is part of your plan, go for it.
And maybe, just maybe, somebody is just not build to be an entrepreneur, but can be one hell of a high paid slowlaner. If you then really love what you do, but it's not passive income, I would say screw the passive income and go for it. I am pretty sure Anthony Robbins loves what he does, he is F*cking rich but still works hard at seminars, coaching etc (obv. he also makes lots of passive income with his books etc, but i am just pointing out you can be very high paid as a 'slowlaner'.) As a slowlaner though, you better LOVE what you do, since you might be spending the rest of your life doing just that.
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