Greetings from Philippines!

[J. Paul Tan II]

Hello,

I'm Paul from the Philippines!

I just purchased the book (PDF), and I'm looking forward to buying the paperback as well! Good read so far! Before I got here I already had my goals set and took action. I noticed that I've been staying in my comfort zone because I haven't experienced those downs in life. But when I read a certain book (and a series of personal development videos), I realized that I have "deep reservoirs of talent and ability". Oh, and I hope no one bullies me on that LOL.

But yeah, I understand that people only pay for something that they NEED, and that for me is the biggest takeaway that I got from reading. So what's yours?

 

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[GuitarManDan]

Hello,

I'm Paul from the Philippines!

I just purchased the book (PDF), and I'm looking forward to buying the paperback as well! Good read so far! Before I got here I already had my goals set and took action. I noticed that I've been staying in my comfort zone because I haven't experienced those downs in life. But when I read a certain book (and a series of personal development videos), I realized that I have "deep reservoirs of talent and ability". Oh, and I hope no one bullies me on that LOL.

But yeah, I understand that people only pay for something that they NEED, and that for me is the biggest takeaway that I got from reading. So what's yours?

Welcome man! I finished reading the book a few weeks ago and I agree with your main takeaway about focusing on the need for a product/service that you're offering. This is the one item that really stood out in my mind to explain why so many small businesses fail (pursuing their "passion" instead of pursing a legitimate market need for their product/service).

 

[J. Paul Tan II]

Welcome man! I finished reading the book a few weeks ago and I agree with your main takeaway about focusing on the need for a product/service that you're offering. This is the one item that really stood out in my mind to explain why so many small businesses fail (pursuing their "passion" instead of pursing a legitimate market need for their product/service).

Thanks for the warm welcome! Anyway, what business are you into right now?

 

[GuitarManDan]

Thanks for the warm welcome! Anyway, what business are you into right now?

Hey man,

I'm 26 and have been working at a few big investment banks in NYC for about 4 years now. I was blown away after reading TMF by MJ and now I'm working on looking into fastlane business ideas to escape from the toxic culture that I currently work in.

At the moment, I'm doing a lot of research and am teaching myself coding and web design. A friend in my city told me she's making 6 figures and has been doing web design and SEO for about 5-6 years. I don't think it's exactly fastlane, but I want to get started sooner rather than later, as it seems like the common root of success stories on here is the best way to learn is PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE and failing/learning from failure at first.

 

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[J. Paul Tan II]

Nice! I've heard of this SEO course taught by OMG Machines (OMG stands for One Man Gang), have you heard of it? I, on the other hand, am focusing on a Business Consulting route with a twist of Personal Development (mental conditioning).

 

[GuitarManDan]

Nice! I've heard of this SEO course taught by OMG Machines (OMG stands for One Man Gang), have you heard of it? I, on the other hand, am focusing on a Business Consulting route with a twist of Personal Development (mental conditioning).

Hmm I haven't come across that yet but I'll have to check it out

 

[BlokeInProgress]

Welcome to the Forum bro. There are a couple of pinoys out here also!

 

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[J. Paul Tan II]

Welcome to the Forum bro. There are a couple of pinoys out here also!

Yes! A good opportunity to mastermind, then!