Anyone ever read The Millionaire Fastlane?

[Anonym]

There is some argument that some books on "finance" is just a pallet test for you to get over some bad habits caught up along the way. Hitting your knee sole purposely for the next painful process.  Each way to make money is self-circular. No amount of rules will help you get ahead of your peers unless you figure what you are to them in the first place. I don't understand business - like a lot - it characterizes me also as a bad money maker no matter what my ideas are.

There's value of ideas, however the meaning one thing lead to the other came from one single book is a crude way to be responsible to make sense of money.

I came at the moment where even logic (in a world-centric thinking) is somewhat a worth contemplation in my daily life. That is, in how we figure this shit out with actualizing.

 

"How can I be precise in manipulating people?"

i think, tongue-and-cheek the only business question that might be useful. But of course that's just being brutally honest, it is hard to know the next steps are before you understand their motives. Some motives I came to believe is like magic to understand at first, we are somewhat like a rat, no matter what rat mazes we have.

Edited September 22 by Anonym