The Millionaire Fastlane: Crack the Code to Wealth and Live Rich for a Lifetime

Introduction to Medieval Poetry

The average American watches more than four hours of TV each day. In a 65-year life, that person will have spent nine years glued to the tube. Nine years Ms. Bueller. Nine.

Ideas (pawns) are potential speed within our Fastlane chess game, while execution (the king) is the pressure applied to the accelerator. This relationship demonstrates how coupling a great idea (potential speed/strong pawns) is worthless when attached to weak execution (no acceleration pressure/weak king).

Illiquid, paper-millionaires can’t buy Ferraris and palatial estates; money does. And to get the money, you must increase profit and save it or go for the big exit: liquidation. Fastlaners accelerate wealth by building cash-flowing assets that can be sold in the marketplace to realize gains. Their wealth equation has controllable, unlimited leverag

“Free time” is yours to spend as you please: TV, a jog in the park, video games, sleeping, eating, vacation.

Get into business for the right reason: to add or create value, solve problems or fill a need. That completes your first USP.

People drown in the misery of their own choices while neglecting to acknowledge they are the cause.

There is a difference between “good” money and “big” money. Hitchhikers can make good money while Fastlaners make big money. Sometimes legendary money.

If you get someone’s attention, half the battle is won. The other half is letting selfishness take over your audience and tailor your messages to self-interest.