Hello from Oregon!

[IMCody]

Hi everyone! My name is Cody, and I have read TMF and am currently reading through UNSCRIPTED .

I graduated from college spring of last year. On the day of my last test, I received an offer letter for a job where I had been wanting to work at. When I got that letter, the glass ceiling finally came crashing down. It was the first time I had ever had the feeling that I could do so much more than simply hop on the corporate ladder.

So I started reading books on business and self improvement as I began my 'career'. I finally came across TMF and after reading the synopsis, I knew I had to dive into it. That book hit me like a ton of bricks. It laid out all of the feelings I had about having a job, and bs it was to simple accept the slow lane life. I am currently working my exit strategy from the rat race.

The books and this forum have already given me so much, I hope that I can soon provide the same level of value to others as I have gained here.

Thanks,

Cody

 

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[MJ DeMarco]

Welcome Cody! Thank you for giving my books a read. Glad they have resonated.

 

[ruzara5]

Hi everyone! My name is Cody, and I have read TMF and am currently reading through UNSCRIPTED .

I graduated from college spring of last year. On the day of my last test, I received an offer letter for a job where I had been wanting to work at. When I got that letter, the glass ceiling finally came crashing down. It was the first time I had ever had the feeling that I could do so much more than simply hop on the corporate ladder.

So I started reading books on business and self improvement as I began my 'career'. I finally came across TMF and after reading the synopsis, I knew I had to dive into it. That book hit me like a ton of bricks. It laid out all of the feelings I had about having a job, and bs it was to simple accept the slow lane life. I am currently working my exit strategy from the rat race.

The books and this forum have already given me so much, I hope that I can soon provide the same level of value to others as I have gained here.

Thanks,

Cody

Welcome. This forum is value packed. I have been learning a ton.

 

[Nigel B]

Cody - starting young is great! Make sure you stick with it - it's easy to get sucked in. Best advice in the books (for your age group) is to NOT burden yourself with more debt than you already have (student loans?). The easiest time to replace your 'slave' income is while it is a small income - just gets harder the more commitments you make, and the more income you get the 'wrong' way.

Good luck

 

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