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I’m glad to see Millionaire Fastlane at the top of the list. I make money effortlessly in large part due to the mindset of value creation that this book talks

• brightball 6y ago
  I’m curious if it’s relatable to Rich Dad, Poor Dad. That changed the way I thought about money very early on by focusing on defining assets purely as things that generate money for you and not “things you own.” Ex. Your house is not an asset, a house that you rent to a tenant is, etc. The goal of the book was to reiterate the idea that creating income generating assets will allow you to exit the workforce. No other type of asset defined by other terms would do so. It had a big focus on real estate or investing in small stable, we’ll establish business models like gas stations, etc but in our field it could easily apply to stable side projects too. Very cash flow oriented.
  • orasis 6y ago
    It’s really nothing like that. It’s a short enough book so just read it.