Anyone ever read The Millionaire Fastlane?

[oldhandle]

The Millionaire Fastlane by MJ DeMarco explains three financial paths people follow.

The Sidewalk is living with no financial plan—spending everything you earn and staying vulnerable to money problems.

The Slowlane is the traditional advice: get a job, save slowly, invest for decades, and hope to retire rich at 65.

The Fastlane focuses on building businesses or systems that scale, create value for many people, and generate income not tied directly to your time.

The key Fastlane principles are Control, Entry, Need, Time, and Scale (CENTS)—guidelines for building a business that can grow wealth faster.

The book’s main message is that by creating scalable value instead of trading time for money, you can potentially reach financial freedom much earlier than the traditional path.

What do you think? Basically, I just want to build my business and make everything about that business. I am tired of working for others. Is this book the best guide to that?

[Michal__]

I have read it. I am also on his forums.

It's a great book.

Edited 7 hours ago by Michal__

[bazera]

3 hours ago, Michal__ said:

I am also on his forums.

I just saw it, looks promising.

Do you get any value out of that community? Are there valuable discussions?