GOLD! I've Read The Millionaire Fastlane!

[Eddy KENTSA]

Now that there are over 500,000 copies out there in the wild, multiple language translations, etc. this is the thread to let me know that you've read The Millionaire Fastlane.



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Thanks, MJ

I have read TMF , and this book gave a lot of insights about how to build a successful business. I was also in an MLM business, while reading the book back in 2017 and it helped me discover that MLM was not following the "CENTS" principles >>> I left MLM and will never try it again in my life.

Thank you @MJ DeMarco

 

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[jephthah.yandit9]

I finished reading " The Millionaire Fastlane" a week ago and it absolutely blew my mind away, it was unlike any other financial literature that I've read in the past. After working as a hydro power station operator for a large mining company in a very remote location in the jungles of Papua New Guinea for last five years, I've been caught in the same mediocrity rat race that millions of others have been falsely led to believe and accept as the norm by social conditioning.

I started reading "Unscripted" yesterday and am already formulating plans to quit my job soon enough to be a local enteprenuer.

Thanks MJ for the eye opening wisdom and insights shared in your books.
God bless,
Jephthah

 

[Vignetto]

Read the book.

 

[noelabey]

I've Read The Millionaire Fastlane!​

Read the Physical Book while listening to the Audio Book and got so hooked that I got Kindle version to read at night in bed. I will start my second run today and finish it before UNSCRIPTED arrives.

 

[poseidn]

I've read both

Been meaning to give both another read soon!

 

[msyed0230]

Now that there are over 500,000 copies out there in the wild, multiple language translations, etc. this is the thread to let me know that you've read The Millionaire Fastlane.



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Thanks, MJ

Hey MJ!

Just finished your book today and gonna start Unscripted!

 

[samuraihazz1]

Now that there are over 500,000 copies out there in the wild, multiple language translations, etc. this is the thread to let me know that you've read The Millionaire Fastlane.



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Thanks, MJ

I've read the book. It's great!

 

[tanno]

Finished the book, definitely enjoyed reading it and I'm currently getting started on unscripted.

 

[Johnsinnovation]

Now that there are over 500,000 copies out there in the wild, multiple language translations, etc. this is the thread to let me know that you've read The Millionaire Fastlane.



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Thanks, MJ

Read it. Well written. Sequential, logical, and inspiring.

 

[alocampor]

Read it, It was an eye-opener.

 

[Julien.L]

Listened to it 3 times already, just purchased Unscripted and listening to it right now. Life changing, you clearly do what you preach, aka: give value. Thank you

 

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[yong il choi]

여기는 한국입니다. 대본이없는 책은 이미 오디오 북으로 제공됩니다. 나는 그것을 두 번 듣고 있었다. (1000 만 달러) 부자가 되라고 말하고 있습니다. 나는 당신의 팬이되었습니다. 다른 사람들도 팬으로 만들겠습니다. 대단히 감사합니다.

 

[soveless]

Read it while working out. Game-changing motivation!

 

[Pittkin]

I read it. It is a real eyeopener. Thank you!

 

[MandarinOrange]

I finished Millionaire Fastlane last night and I thought it was a good read because it changed my perspective on sales. Instead of being focused on money, it made me more focused on helping people and making existing services/products better.

 

[yong il choi]

여기는 한국입니다. 나는 당신의 책을 읽었습니다. 몇 번 다시 읽어야합니다. 감사합니다. mj

 

[Thor_mas]

I've read The Millionaire Fastlane (and going to start on Unscripted), and it has already motivated me to embark on the 'Fastlane.' Hoping to get involve and around people of the same mindset in this forum as well! Cheers

 

[ManavMittal1211]

Now that there are over 500,000 copies out there in the wild, multiple language translations, etc. this is the thread to let me know that you've read The Millionaire Fastlane.



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Thanks, MJ

I want to express my gratitude towards this community to accept me as one of the members of this great family. I have read the book TMF and this book has changed my mindset and changed me. Loved It

 

[BenSultan]

Hello everyone !

I am Benjamin, a cryptocurrency hedge fund manager from France. I read the book more than a year ago, and have been wanting to join the forum ever since, but never took the time to do it...until TODAY !

I hope to find inspiration, knowledge and good relations from this forum's community of like-minded people sharing a common goal : success.

Kind regards,

Benjamin

 

[Barnaba]

Hello everybody,
I'm Barnaba from Italy. I am a student of innovation and entrepreneurship (I know, a university of entrepreneurship may seem counterintuitive, but hey at least I learn English, German and expand the network). I read TMF a few years ago and now unscripted too.

TMF remains my favorite book ever.

I'm here to find inspiration and useful advice, trying as soon as possible to get out of the trap of the "wantrepreuneur".

 

[Justin#]

I have read the millionaire fastlane a while ago, might re-read soon!

 

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[theolreverend]

Dear MJ,

I'll get to the feedback part in just a sec, but first, I'd just like to say a massive thanks for writing these! Both of these books are truly game changers and overall brilliant <3

Finished Millionaire Fastlane a few months back and I'm about halfway through Unscripted. Both are quite well thought out and I've learned a lot about business, money and mindset.

I was very impressed by your take on the RAS and how, through visualisation, we can change our beliefs about ourselves in order to take massive action.

I'd also like to thank you for calling out bozos like Robert Kiyosaki. Finally, someone that has the courage to say it!

With all that being said, there are a couple of things that I'm sorry to say are flat-out wrong. And it's not about a few typos or the handful of wrongly used words ("ilk", for example), but rather about the demonisation of working a job and the notion of "free" (single-payer state-run) healthcare being undeserved.

Simple working-class people will always exist and that's just a reality we should all accept. Not everyone's cut out for entrepreneurship and that's ok. Not everyone's a producer of content, innovation, technology or other value, save for their day job output.

We don't have the utopic technology and automation to replace binmen, sewer cleaners, wait staff, nurses, etc. Some people simply don't want to start a business and are quite happy doing what they do. Is that really something we should fault them for?

As for healthcare, look, I get that the US govt. is the biggest terrorist organisation in modern history and nobody can fault Americans for their disdain for taxation, government-run institutions and infrastructure. But it's a mistake to say that people shouldn't have healthcare because they're not working for it or because they're living on welfare. Does every single person living on welfare want to live like that?

You can say what you want about Sanders and yes, he may be wrong about the idea of income inequality, but he's absolutely right on the subjects of opportunity innequality, systemic racism and corporate greed destroying the lives of millions of Americans.

As for healthcare, the facts are clear as day:

• Socialised healthcare works beautifully in more advanced countries with proper governments like Germany, The Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Singapore, Sweden, etc;
• Single-payer healthcare is not only much cheaper but covers every citizen, thus driving overall cost down for the entire country and allowing for better care (US healthcare is barely 15th globally, while EU systems occupy the top spots);
• Having comprehensive healthcare for your entire population means that more people can focus on their lives, their businesses and futures without fear of going bankrupt or homeless if they get sick;
• Socialised healthcare also has the added benefit of not being dictated by greedy insurance and pharmaceutical companies.

At the end of the day, people are the product of their respective environments and the 5 closest people in their lives. These people were failed by the system. They were born into poverty and ignorance, and mostly they simply don't know any better.

Most poor Americans pay absurd amounts for healthcare, prescription drugs (which have been an even bigger plague than crack in the 80s) and I'm sorry to say that most Americans get some of the worst public education in the developed world.

If you're born in a ghetto with a single mom as your only caregiver and if all around you there's nothing but violence, illegal drug trade and crime, you're more than likely going to propagate what you see around you. Is it really your fault that you don't educate yourself and become a producer?

I grew up in the post-commie kleptocratic oligarchy that is modern-day Romania. I'm 34 years old and all throughout my childhood, I was surrounded by poverty, ignorance, no care for the environment and corruption.

Now, I was fortunate enough to be born into a well off family, as my father's been an entrepreneur his entire life. Unfortunately, he grew up in much worse conditions and his mental and emotional traumas have remained unresolved, thus his entrepreneurial days came to a sudden screeching halt in 2009 (his industrial construction company wasn't built to weather the global recession).

You are absolutely correct about education becoming a for-profit business that creates nothing but debt, disillusioned wage-serfs and dead dreams. It's why I dropped out of architecture university in 2012.

I've just recently gotten myself together through therapy, meditation and personal development and just learning so much about creating and business. So I'd like to thank you again for your books and the massive value they've given me.

I went from architecture drop-out to automotive engineer at Jaguar Land Rover in the UK to finally taking responsibility for my life and becoming a writer.

Your books have played a huge role in my path towards freedom and now that I'm armed with all of this knowledge, I'll do my best to create a business around my writing which will bring true value to my readers.

Thanks again and stay safe!

Kind regards,
Sebastian

 

[zhangmin_007]

I have read the book several times,It's time to action!

 

[Schmidty_222]

I just finished reading/listening to it this morning. It was great, just like Unscripted! The most important take-away from both of these books is the mindset. It's life changing.

 

[bearsgrateful]

20 years of ups and down as being an entrepreneur and finally a book that is changing my life. When I first read it I wasn't in the right frame of mind to take any of it's well thought lessons. Recently, I read it again and learned so much more and I am a lot clearer on my path. Between this book and Unscripted I feel that I Finally have the tools needed to build a solid business system and break free from mediocrity.

 

[Jakelow]

I've listened to the book

 

[MissK]

Now that there are over 500,000 copies out there in the wild, multiple language translations, etc. this is the thread to let me know that you've read The Millionaire Fastlane.



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Thanks, MJ

Now that there are over 500,000 copies out there in the wild, multiple language translations, etc. this is the thread to let me know that you've read The Millionaire Fastlane.



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Feel free to post your comments about the book as well!

Thanks, MJ

@MJ DeMarco my friend and I are budding entrepreneurs and she gifted me this book. It has shown me EXACTLY why I’m not rich and has completely changed my approach towards building a business. Thank you for writing this book.

 

[TheLastBardo]

I read both this book and Unscripted. I like this book a little better.

 

[Crawls2]

I've read both books back in 2019 and listened to them both as well this past year. I bought my neighbor and my brother a copy of both for Christmas. Honestly, a long time lurker, but that's about to change.

 

[Danison01]

I read the book, the best of its kind.