Zottel
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Hey guys,
I'm a 17-year-old student from Germany, and after reading the book "TMF ," I really want to embrace the Fastlane lifestyle. This may sound like wishful thinking, but the book has truly changed my mindset. I've always wanted to earn a substantial amount of money, not just to spend it, but to achieve something significant, liberate myself, and make a positive impact. I simply want to "live the best life I can possibly live" and prove it to myself.
Now that you know my intention, I haven't really started yet. The fear of failure is what's holding me back. I have numerous business ideas, but none of them seem good enough to execute. Beneath every idea lies the fear of failure. I understand that failure is a stepping stone to success, but I can't muster the courage to commit to one idea. I come up with excuses like, "What if I invest two years in executing that idea, and it fails completely?" I know it's more about execution, but I struggle to find the faith to truly commit to one idea.
Please share your thoughts with me. Should I just pick one idea and go all-in on execution?
Some questions (for those who have made it):
I'm a 17-year-old student from Germany, and after reading the book "TMF ," I really want to embrace the Fastlane lifestyle. This may sound like wishful thinking, but the book has truly changed my mindset. I've always wanted to earn a substantial amount of money, not just to spend it, but to achieve something significant, liberate myself, and make a positive impact. I simply want to "live the best life I can possibly live" and prove it to myself.
Now that you know my intention, I haven't really started yet. The fear of failure is what's holding me back. I have numerous business ideas, but none of them seem good enough to execute. Beneath every idea lies the fear of failure. I understand that failure is a stepping stone to success, but I can't muster the courage to commit to one idea. I come up with excuses like, "What if I invest two years in executing that idea, and it fails completely?" I know it's more about execution, but I struggle to find the faith to truly commit to one idea.
Please share your thoughts with me. Should I just pick one idea and go all-in on execution?
Some questions (for those who have made it):
- Which books, aside from MJ DeMarco's, have helped you on your journey?
- Do you have any habits you can recommend?
- What were the major decisions that led to your success?
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