Hello Everyone,
My name is Mike, and I live in NJ. I'm 26 years old, work a corporate finance job, and I'm a prime example of someone following the "get rich slow" path. Just as the Millionaire Fast Lane book talks about, I've been working a decent job for a Fortune 500 company, contributing to my 401k, investing some of my other savings into ETFs, and ultimately getting nowhere fast financially.
I've always had an interest in entrepreneurship and working for myself, but I've never really attempted to make the leap. I've always made an excuse not to whether it was not having the funds, the skillset, etc. Well recently I've been thinking about this a lot, and although I don't have an idea in mind, I decided to learn some different skills to set myself up for when I do.
It was actually on this forum where I found some suggested HTML, CSS, and web development tutorial/guides. I've been tackling these for a few hours most nights over the last couple weeks and really enjoying it. I know I'm very early in the process of even attempting to get in the fast lane, but as I'm learning these new skills and reading the Millionaire Fast Lane book, I feel extremely inspired and motivated to get there.
I look forward to being a part of this online community!
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My name is Mike, and I live in NJ. I'm 26 years old, work a corporate finance job, and I'm a prime example of someone following the "get rich slow" path. Just as the Millionaire Fast Lane book talks about, I've been working a decent job for a Fortune 500 company, contributing to my 401k, investing some of my other savings into ETFs, and ultimately getting nowhere fast financially.
I've always had an interest in entrepreneurship and working for myself, but I've never really attempted to make the leap. I've always made an excuse not to whether it was not having the funds, the skillset, etc. Well recently I've been thinking about this a lot, and although I don't have an idea in mind, I decided to learn some different skills to set myself up for when I do.
It was actually on this forum where I found some suggested HTML, CSS, and web development tutorial/guides. I've been tackling these for a few hours most nights over the last couple weeks and really enjoying it. I know I'm very early in the process of even attempting to get in the fast lane, but as I'm learning these new skills and reading the Millionaire Fast Lane book, I feel extremely inspired and motivated to get there.
I look forward to being a part of this online community!
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