First guide to reading self-help books is this; never take any advice from author whose succeeded as a result of writing or speaking.
In reality, they have little to offer, in fact, they are not better than you aside the fact that they may have access to certain educational materials, and you don't. The best money making advise will always come from few people who already walked the talk, and are inspiring next generation of millionaires with their success stories. M.J. Demaco is one of them.
What's Up With This Book?
Yeah! The title almost made you roll your eyes, huh? Obviously, you are tired of Get Rich Books. This book is about changing the way you think, specifically about money and generally about life. Honestly, the author is against conventional get rich concept. M.J. embraces the idea of making money at young age. To him, it makes no sense making money at mid age (35 to 40) or above 40. It is way better to make money at early 20, haha, you thinks it is impossible? You will never know until you read this book.
Fast Lane Vs. Slow Lane
The author did a good Job in distinguishing both lanes, people on fast lane don't save for four decades before they enjoy life. They work so hard to make money within 5 to 10 years, then figure out exit plan at the end.
The author did not brag about specific investment that will make you rich. But he highlighted certain traits that a good business must have, like ability to scale up and having low reliability on hiring employees and many more. M.J. emphasizes on buying Real Estate and why you must make your money work for you.
Finally, this book enjoys 4.7 stars rating on amazon and 4.4 ratings on goodreads. To a large extent, it is certain that this book will add great value to your life. Till Thinkerspool Book Club bring another great review to your attention. Read Consciously.
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