As an author, I promised my readers that there would never be "more to buy" to get to the "secret sauce."Any of my books will lead you to financial freedom without the oppresive frugality and cult-like saving schemes. Read one, or read them all. You will never be sold anything else. Has the financial plan of mediocrity and survival become your plan for wealth? That sounds something like this: People on the Fastlane deal with these realities by focusing on learning how to use entrepreneurship skills and building businesses that can grow and last. Building Passive Income (my favorite :)) Better books of a similar style are Rich Dad, Poor Dad and perhaps Book Summary: I Will Teach You To Be Rich. Even The 4-Hour Workweek. You are either in control of your financial plan/business (driving) or not (hitchhikers). Drivers don't join the hottest trend, they serve the hottest trend. Entry

There’s way too much content to be covered in this online abstract of the The Millionaire Fastlane summary. Basically, M.J. Demarco explains all the key elements of personal/professional growth you will need, including:Knowing how to use compound interest => not to build wealth, but to increase your income and liquidity. The Commandment of Time: Your business must be able to survive and operate without you, i.e. it’s delinked from your time and works even if you’re asleep or on holiday. Otherwise, it’s just another job. Find Your Highways & Move Toward your Destination In an instant, I felt powerful. The velocity of that choice infused my miserable existence with hope and a small drip of happiness. My failures evaporated and I felt reborn. Suddenly a dead-end road converged with a dream. It just wasn't about the decision to move; it was about taking control and knowing that I had a choice.

Building a business system so you needn’t do everything yourself. Creating such a process isn’t easy, but it’s extremely rewarding.Your business and income must be detached from your time. Remember the objective is passive income. Scale Return on Investment is a measure of the performance of an investment, calculated by dividing the investment’s gains by its cost. But I personally found a bit out of place the critique to Kyosaki as the message of the two books is far from antithetic and at times is actually quite similar.