clickbait. this has nothing to do with the speed, it has to do with quality of information and implementation of it. there are people that never absorb anythin

clickbait. this has nothing to do with the speed, it has to do with quality of information and implementation of it. there are people that never absorb anything or implement anything. I can relate to Mike as well, I was one of those people that always had a side project hoping it would magically get big enough for me to quit my day job. No book helped with that, what did help was that I was at a company that ran out of money and eventually let my division off. I was raising capital on my lunch breaks and that was inefficient, so I realized that I actually didn't need to look for another job for once, and continued raising capital full time. Capital made the next project big enough, and it was non-dilutive capital too, which skips any organic side project growth hopes. So there should actually be more sympathy for the Mikes of the world. They are too comfortable, (or perhaps uncomfortable), to quit their job no matter what they learn.