Hello everyone!
My name is Ryan, 17 years old, currently a senior in High School, and living in California.
I found this forum about three days ago from Google search and been stuck reading around every night till 1 AM. Planning to order "The Millionaire Fastlane " book tomorrow because of all the amazing reviews I've been reading!
Some information about me.
I come from a decent income family, currently work at Carl's Jr (fast food) to have money to spend and not depend on my parents so much. When I was younger I always wanted to open my own business type of thing. Working at Carl's Jr motivates me to even work harder on being my own boss (my district manager is an a**hole who yells at us for being to slow while he stands there. Being slow = being over three minutes). Also my class Economics really interests me about demand/supply, investments, prices, government, interest rates, and currently learning about how the Financial Crisis happened. So I'm trying to do all the research I can right now and hopefully one day reach one of my goal, which is own a Lamborghini before I'm 30.
Some of my questions for now
Am I to young right now to get into these things?
Are there any other really recommended books other than The Millionaire Fastlane?
Most common mistakes people make?
Tips?
Hopefully I am going to learn a lot from "The Millionaire Fastlane." I'm really excited to buy it tomorrow.
It's 1:30 AM right now and I should be sleeping for school tomorrow. Will check up on this thread soon! :wave:
My name is Ryan, 17 years old, currently a senior in High School, and living in California.
I found this forum about three days ago from Google search and been stuck reading around every night till 1 AM. Planning to order "The Millionaire Fastlane " book tomorrow because of all the amazing reviews I've been reading!
Some information about me.
I come from a decent income family, currently work at Carl's Jr (fast food) to have money to spend and not depend on my parents so much. When I was younger I always wanted to open my own business type of thing. Working at Carl's Jr motivates me to even work harder on being my own boss (my district manager is an a**hole who yells at us for being to slow while he stands there. Being slow = being over three minutes). Also my class Economics really interests me about demand/supply, investments, prices, government, interest rates, and currently learning about how the Financial Crisis happened. So I'm trying to do all the research I can right now and hopefully one day reach one of my goal, which is own a Lamborghini before I'm 30.
Some of my questions for now
Am I to young right now to get into these things?
Are there any other really recommended books other than The Millionaire Fastlane?
Most common mistakes people make?
Tips?
Hopefully I am going to learn a lot from "The Millionaire Fastlane." I'm really excited to buy it tomorrow.

It's 1:30 AM right now and I should be sleeping for school tomorrow. Will check up on this thread soon! :wave:
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