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[Mohit kumar]

What books you would have read if you were 18 ?

 

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[MJ DeMarco]

What books you would have read if you were 18 ?

I wish The Millionaire Fastlane existed when I was 18. Or 22. Or 25.

Once I put everything together, I wrote it so other 18 year olds wouldn't have to suffer the insanity and detours I had to suffer. Still hard work, but a much shorter journey.

 

[Mohit kumar]

I wish The Millionaire Fastlane existed when I was 18. Or 22. Or 25.

Once I put everything together, I wrote it so other 18 year olds wouldn't have to suffer the insanity and detours I had to suffer. Still hard work, but a much shorter journey.

I have read that. Can you suggest me books that have helped you in your wealth building journey.

 

[Invictus]

When it comes to general business books, I’ve yet to read one that is worth anything when compared to MJ’s. Most other authors take an entire book to cover what he does in a single chapter. That’s not an exaggeration, any other author would have stretched Value Skews into an entire book.

In my opinion, a better bet would be either:

A) General Development (I’m biased because I’m a book nerd) such as good fiction, philosophy, biographies, history, unwoo-woo self development, etc

OR

B) Books for the immediate issue right in front of you. Don’t have one? Get one. If you’re eighteen with literally no skills, grab a book (or other course) on coding or woodworking or any skill. Build something. Try to sell it. Then build something else. Then try to sell that.

 

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[JustMorpheus]

When it comes to general business books, I’ve yet to read one that is worth anything when compared to MJ’s. Most other authors take an entire book to cover what he does in a single chapter. That’s not an exaggeration, any other author would have stretched Value Skews into an entire book.

In my opinion, a better bet would be either:

A) General Development (I’m biased because I’m a book nerd) such as good fiction, philosophy, biographies, history, unwoo-woo self development, etc

OR

B) Books for the immediate issue right in front of you. Don’t have one? Get one. If you’re eighteen with literally no skills, grab a book (or other course) on coding or woodworking or any skill. Build something. Try to sell it. Then build something else. Then try to sell that.

What are some of you top history books that you’ve read?