I've Read The Millionaire Fastlane!

[Jonster]

Also read/listened to the book, definitely livened up some monday morning commutes

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[Beaubeau]

I will finish it by tomorrow. In the mean time i am shifting to the TFL forum during my reading breaks

 

[Yelcho]

I have read the book and loved it. It has been an eye opener, and I am looking forward to adapting the Fastlane mindset.
Thank you MJ for sharing your insights and writing this book.

cheers!

 

[AlexW]

Read the book and reading again to take notes.

 

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[Mario.Law]

i readed a lot of business books... but this one is amazing!! Loved it!

 

[lifeNchoices]

Just finished reading the book yesterday. Very insightful on things I was doing wrong and ways for me to fix them. As I've stated in another thread trading time for money is the biggest one I need to change. Even though I'm a pretty high dollar earner I'm still in the slowlane due to failing on a few different fronts. I've already made the change to outsourcing some of my work to free up time to build a money system that can work without me being around.

 

[MetalGear]

Read the book last year. Got the Kindle and audio editions so I can listen while on the go. Also just bought the physical book for my younger brothers.

 

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[DW3]

Finished the book almost a week ago ! Completely opened my eyes ... I'll change now my way of thinking and start EXECUTE

 

[DHurt]

Read the book for the first time several years back, and several times since!

It is unquestionably one of the top 5 paradigm-shifting pieces of literature I've consumed and altered the course of my life.

I recommend it often, and give copies to friends and family!

 

[69charger]

Well, I have finally finished reading the Millionaire Fastlane .It's been somewhat a long ride because I've been reading the book on and off since last year due to school and exams but at least I'm finished. Now my fastlane education shall continue on this website.

 

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[AJInnovation]

This book felt like a confirmation of everything that makes complete sense and a straight arrow shot to all the poopy information that has been brainwashing me as well as so many other people... only thing left to do is prepare to quit my job (before the year ends) and accomplish what I've always wanted for myself.

 

[Ocaster]

Listened to the audio tape while taking walks, very insightful and thoroughly motivating, thanks MJ! I've started freelance web design now with the help of a few threads on here and hoping to grow it into a business. While it's not entirely fastlane it's a start for me and I hope to acquire a bunch of skills that will let me pursue a more sustainable venture in the future!

 

[etrey]

I've read the book, it definitely made me look at the way I approached entrepreneurship differently. Instead of being fixated on not having a traditional job, I became more fixed on growing a sustainable business.

Building a business that can pay your bills, not that exciting. Building one that can enable you to do whatever you want much much more exciting.

 

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[pheake]

I read the book - it's why I'm here!

It was refreshing to see someone call out all the snake-oil out there.

 

[drjenconroy]

I wolfed down the book a few weeks ago, and I'm about to start it again.
Some of my favorite parts: "YOU WERE BORN RICH AND WILL DIE BROKE" (w/ respect to time)
"The three fundamentals of wealth: Family (relationships), Fitness (health), and Freedom (choice)." - got the chills when I read that one.

 

[pheake]

Freedom!!!

I always hungered for freedom, and it was the key reason I wanted to gain wealth. It never made sense to me that people sacrifice their health and freedom for wealth.

As you climb in the corporate ladder it consumes more of your life. Most of our execs have very little hair left. That's definitely not freedom.

 

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[MRSSuply]

I finished The Millionaire Fastlane . Wow - 5 stars. Thank you for taking the time to distill your thoughts and then share them in such an accessible way!

Key takeaways - (1) When everyone is digging for gold, sell shovels. (2) To make millions, you need to have great magnitude and/or scale. (3) Compound interest is put to use most effectively with large sums of money.

 

[Stoic Ant]

I have read The Millionaire Fastlane .

Loved the CENTS concept.

 

[wolverinelane]

I've finished The Book yesterday!

 

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[4Ring_]

Read the book in 2013 and will read it again now that I just joined the forum. Looking forward to absorbing and sharing GOLD with all. Cheers.

 

[ljean]

Finished it up on Kindle last night, thanks.

 

[Cableabe]

Finished via Audible last weekend. Looking forward to starting my journey to the Fastlane!

 

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[Judodarkfist]

I read the fastlane millionaire back mid-2016. It really opened my eyes and I've been inspired every since. I currently read 3 chapters everyday just to keep the principles in mind. Great book Mr. Demarco!

 

[PsychedProphet]

Finished it this afternoon.

There was nearly nothing I did yesterday next to reading your book, eating and... sleeping.
Got quite a headache right now, so I don't think I slept enough.

 

[Rhysborrett]

Just ordered the book, it'll arrive in a couple days! :]

 

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[MetalGear]

Told myself "I feel like MJ is talking directly to me when listening to the Millionaire Fastlane adiobook". Then I realized he was narrating it. Hah

 

[GoodluckChuck]

I started the book four days ago and finished today. Read it before and after work. I haven't finished a book in ages. I already downloaded the audiobook. This information needs to marinade in my brain. I feel like 90% of stuff I've thought before at one time or another, but it never really had a chance to crystalize before I went back to my sidewalker/slowlaner ways. Cheers to MJ for being smart enough on his own to walk a path that led him to writing this great book and sharing his philosophies with us all.

I am curious. Before this book came out, where did people find something like this? There has to have been someone before MJ who wrote something similar? Anyone know?

 

[J.Sark]

I finished the book a few days ago.
Definitely one of the most influential books I have ever read. My whole perspective about life is changed.

Thank you.

 

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[Gray Blimp]

I got the book finished last night. Probably the best book I've ever read. Only wish there was more.

Anyway, for anyone who reads this, I have one question. Early in the book, it is mentioned that entrepreneurs must aim to hit home runs, not singles. All you need is one home run to be successful. This implies multiple attempts, and plenty of strike outs. This seems contrarian to later in the book, the chapter that stresses you should be monogamous with one business, not trying to chase money, hoping to find anything that sticks. Hopefully someone can help reinterpret/decipher this for me. I understand the spirit of both parts, just would appreciate another angle or explanation. Thanks all. And thanks MJ.

 

[AugrumAutumn]

Read the book and very grateful to have found it. Reading the first few pages I envisioned a great explorer handing over a treasure map!