Millionaire Fastlane

[Anonymous No.10738153]

I've read the book. Why can't I find an idea to become Millionaire?

[Anonymous No.10738214]

>>10738153
thats the hardest part

[Anonymous No.10738340]

>>10738214
It's too hard. I'm an iqlet how am I expected to make it. Crypto/lottery is my only salvation

[Anonymous No.10738601]

>>10738153
Excellent book. Built my passive income business after reading it along with 4HWW. Basically my bibles. I'm 30 and have never held a job. I highly recommend reading "Anything You Want". Very short an concise book.

[Anonymous No.10738606]

>>10738601
Thanks, I’m reading mj’s Second book currently

[Anonymous No.10738624]

>>10738601
What is 4HWW? Thanks for the recommendation my man.

[Anonymous No.10738635]

>>10738624
4 Hour Work Week by Tim Ferris.

[Anonymous No.10738700]

>>10738606
How is it? Read the first one an was thinking of buying

[Anonymous No.10738711]

>>10738153
Now you need to write your own book. That's how you become a millionaire

[Anonymous No.10738733]

>>10738711
>t. books are a scam

[Anonymous No.10738739]

>>10738700
Um, not sure yet to be honest. Same kind of humour. Not really far in.

[Anonymous No.10738746]

>>10738733
Literally the opposite of what I said

[Anonymous No.10738747]

>>10738635
This book is pretty shit.

[Anonymous No.10738752]

>>10738711
They're easily piratable. You won't get rich that way

[Anonymous No.10738772]

>>10738747
Built my whole business around it, so you might be too wage cucked to be able to internalize the info in it desu. I literally don't work at all and live entirely off passive income, feels good man. Anyway, for the smarter people itt it's definitely worth reading, then Anything You Want and then finally MJ Demarco's book.

[Anonymous No.10738828]

>>10738772
He jerks off his life just like you do. Fitting match. Nobody cares. MJ, at least gives perspectives from both lifestyles and various justifications for his actions. 4 hour work week is click bait for office drones that read it and dream. Congrats if you are successful, doesn’t justify 4HWW being dog shit

[Anonymous No.10738845]

>>10738828
Literally never going to make it. Cheers faggot.

[Anonymous No.10738852]

>>10738828
I will still read it just in case anyway.

[Anonymous No.10738882]

I'll give you a couple of my million dollar ideas from my notebook. For free, because I already had a better one that is working out, lol. Anyway, first one isn't that great, but an app like Block folio that interfaces with exchange APIs and each holding you have has a "Lock price" button that will sell to tether for you. Then the button will say "Rebuy". There's shit like slippage if your position is large that you would have to worry about, but hey, it's an idea. One I would use if it already existed even. Anyway, I'll throw a few more later that are better if this thread is still up. Feel free to shit on the idea I already presented, I actually thought of it from you anons talking about "locking in" Bitcoin price on your Ledger, lol

[Anonymous No.10738936]

>>10738601
These are my favorites as well. I will read your recommendation. Got any more?

[Anonymous No.10738982]

>>10738882
>let's centralize all of our exchange API keys into one mobile app. Seems like a solid way to steal crypto

[Anonymous No.10739006]

>>10738845
>has money, thinks he’s better and smarter than everyone
Work on your confidence idiot. Read some other books

[Anonymous No.10739026]

>>10738936
Not really. I’m an extreme minimalist and am really selective about what I read/recommend to others as it’s easy for people to get overwhelmed. But if I had to recommend any others I would recommend The Power of Habit and Dale Carnegie’s How to Stop Worrying, arguably his best book imo.

[Anonymous No.10739033]

>>10738936
How to be a 3% man, is great for relationships/dating. Author is cringey but message is clear.

[Anonymous No.10739103]

>>10739033
is that a book on game? not interested just want assets and freedom from wagecucking.

[Anonymous No.10739136]

>>10739026
power of habit is a fascinating read

[Anonymous No.10739158]

>>10738153
>mjdemarco
Well there's your problem. His name sounds like he is a failed dj in a club who survives on the 30 or so losers that go there regularly.

[Anonymous No.10739170]

Just a friendly reminder /biz/
You could always be this guy >>10739158

[Anonymous No.10739190]

>>10739170
Joke's on you. I base my happyness on being the retard. Now who leads the good life, anon?

[Anonymous No.10739208]

Lots of bitter souls ITT. Don't worry frens just focus your energy on making it.

[Anonymous No.10739405]

>>10739190
>if vidya and Netflix is the good life
All the power to you fren.

[Anonymous No.10739604]

>>10739208
Great post here, fren.

[Anonymous No.10739670]

>>10738153
Just look at up and coming internet companies in China/India and copy their ideas.

Facebook messenger is a copy of WeChat, Baidu is a copy of Google, JD/Tmall is a copy of Amazon, Tabao is a copy of eBay, Lyft is a copy of Uber, etc..

Just literally find another country with a successful app/service/website and copy their features/platforms. Find good lawyers, and make sure everything is done legally. You can become a billionaire even. It's all about execution these days, but you can still become a millionaire with poor execution. All you have to do in convince VCs & other investors that you will succeed.

[Anonymous No.10739690]

>>10738828
Imagine being this much of a wage cuck slave.

[Anonymous No.10739779]

>>10738772
must be very a satisfying life for you to come post about it friday night on a tanganese insect collector forum

[Anonymous No.10739910]

>>10739779
He said he build his whole business around it. Not that he made it

[Anonymous No.10739946]

>>10738601

Curious how you were able to build up passive income without ever having actual income. Plz explain

[Anonymous No.10740078]

>>10739946
I’ve been online building websites and passive income since I was about 15/16, so it kind of snow balled.

>>10739779
Enjoy your weekend. Kek.

[Anonymous No.10740211]

>>10740078

Why not have a career on top of collecting passive income though?

[Anonymous No.10740227]

>>10738772
there's nothing insightful about 4 hour workweek. the entire book is essentially "outsource your job to pajeets, make money being a sociopathic middleman". anyone with an iq over 110 know this is a possible path, they just don't take it because they're not sociopaths. it's highly ironical you address "smarter" people as you have to be a dumb fuck to find advice in this. it's a guide handholding you to become a parasite

[Anonymous No.10740251]

>>10740227
>parasite
Do you want to make it or stay poor

[Anonymous No.10740263]

>>10738601
"Passive income business"
>Mining bitcoin

[Anonymous No.10740293]

>>10740227
Sure thing Cletus.

>>10740263
Apps and ecommerce.

>>10740211
Why would I want to do this?

[Anonymous No.10740340]

>>10740293
what do you use to make apps?

[Anonymous No.10740345]

>>10740251
i made it several times over bringing real value to people by cutting parasites out of the chain of production. latest biz was squeezing out faggots repackaging an english accounting solution to local businesses, with a better product and actual care for the client
"making it" through making the world worse is for suckers, there's endless opportunities to build upon what exists; and rather than you chasing the next con, it's your clients who end up bringing you new deals
from what i know about it this is what the book in OP is about, so maybe read that instead

[Anonymous No.10740355]

>>10740293

Well, before I became relatively wealthy myself I was learning a skilled trade. I now no longer need to work, but I can't really imagine not using all my free time productively. Instead of sitting home jerking off I'm generating more income and building another skill set that in the future i can leverage into even more income. Am I not doing it right?

[Anonymous No.10740364]

>>10740340
I hire developers. Have 4 working for me currently.

[Anonymous No.10740373]

>>10740355
What makes you think I’m doing nothing in my free time? Top kek. I lift, learn new things, cook, write, etc. and am always thinking of new ways to build my business.

[Anonymous No.10740383]

>>10740364
where can you find them? average rates?

[Anonymous No.10740393]

>>10740373

>I lift, learn new things, cook, write, etc

So basically sitting around jerking off lol

[Anonymous No.10740411]

>>10740373
18, just quit my job at family business. Hoping to learn html so I can start making websites and generating income. Want to start working out and doing some self improvement type stuff, so baby steps. Dont want to be a neet lard, but also dont want to spend 8 hours a day at a job I hate. Have 10k in the bank to work with. Any tips for a beginner on a common life path?

[Anonymous No.10740450]

>>10738153
I got an idea that could potentially be worth a lot

[Anonymous No.10740519]

>>10738882
Holy shit, I was thinking about this just earlier! Was thinking that we need some sort of app or exchange button that let's you liquidate all your holdings right into USDT. Great idea, mate. I'm sure a lot of people have thought about this, too. I think you could easily set up a bot to do that or something. Maybe it even already exists.

[Anonymous No.10740554]

>>10738882
how u make mony tho

[Anonymous No.10740702]

>>10740383
Literally any freelance site. Only hire Russians and Ukranians. No Indians or Asians.

>>10740411
Read the books I mentioned, come up with some ideas you want to test and get started.

[Anonymous No.10740740]

>>10740702
How do you make sure they don't steal your idea? Do you have them code separate segments?

[Anonymous No.10740756]

>>10740740
No. I just don’t care if they do. I’m 50 apps deep and it has never happened. One guy threatened to steal a completed app once after I left him bad feedback, I told him to go for it, he didn’t do shit. People are lazy as fuck even when they already have it sitting in their laps. Kek.

[Anonymous No.10740779]

>>10739033
Read that book too. My nigga Coach Corey Wayne

[Anonymous No.10740788]

>>10738153
read Dostoevsky, OP

[Anonymous No.10740803]

>>10738752
Not with that attitude. Actually books are a means of building credibility for your get rich quick scheme franchises. Real Estate workshops. Self Help seminars and shit.

[Anonymous No.10740809]

>>10740756
Awesome. I have an idea written down on paper. Trying to make a game that is intricate in player interaction. I have a family relative that is a beginner artist, but her art is really unique. Do you think 10% profits up to a maximum of 100k is fair? Or too much? This is somebody who works minimum wage jobs.

Also I dont want some russians stealing my shit, Do you think I should code it in parts? Like have one guy develop map design, another character.. etc to protect myself?

[Anonymous No.10740833]

>>10740809
1. Don’t make games; too expensive and too competitive.
2. Money and blood don’t mix. Find yourself in serious shit.
3. No one wants to steal your shit. Get an NDA if you want I guess, pointless though desu.

[Anonymous No.10740853]

>>10738711
Isn't it ironic MJ rips on Robert Kiyosaki for this, yet MJ wrote Millionaire Fastlane while not even owning a 7 figure home. Of course, MJ now has the million dollar home which he bought a few
years after his book was out.
>>10738828
>He jerks off his life just like you do.
His fake life that he's changed numbers to over the years.

[Anonymous No.10740877]

>>10740833
I agree with your number 1. However I see a huge potential to capitalize on, that its at least worth to try. Theres basically two type's of games dominating the market one is minimalist stupid indie shit, two is big companies absolutely killing games with microsales.

Anyways that's just for one idea, I have other potential app ideas that arent games. Just wondering how you did yours. Thanks man.

[Anonymous No.10740893]

>>10740833
>No one wants to steal your shit.
That's what "get rich quick" authors put in their books so they can steal your idea.

[Anonymous No.10740962]

>>10740833
Thank you, just knowing that there are creative people out there who aren't zombies really inspires me. See you on the other side brother.

[Anonymous No.10741147]

I have an idea, but it involves mechanical engineering, it's not very complex. But I know this idea is possible and it's something truly new.

Can I approach an angel investor with an initial pitch even tough I haven't a prototype? I'm a industrial design student I only have design so far, should probably study mech engineering on weekends.

[Anonymous No.10741184]

>>10738153

Ideas are easy. Just keep a log of them and think about it during the day. The hard part is in actually executing that idea—getting it out there and doing all the boring shit to get it off the ground and keep it running. Literally anything can be largely automated and sold via existing channels on the internet. Don’t focus on coming up with an idea for the next Google or Amazon. It’s too much pressure. Just focus on an idea for a niche you know about that has some potential. Lots of very profitable businesses (including DeMarcos) are built on boring ideas.

[Anonymous No.10741235]

>>10740833
>Don’t make games; too expensive and too competitive.

Everything is competitive.

[Anonymous No.10741694]

"Think and grow rich" teaches you about the "creativness" part. Like where ideas come from etc. Of course you can argue like a brainlet "but its not proven bla bla bla" well yea nothing in our minds is proven, but there are many examples of how inventors got ideas etc. It certainly helped me not only getting ideas, but THINKING bigger about the ideas. At first it might seem like it's not a good idea, but when you try to think bigger, it might actually turn out to be a really good one.

Atm I'm learning about actually setting up the startup, investors etc.

[Anonymous No.10741721]

I recently had a once in a lifetime idea for a product and business that could take me out of the rat race. Im working with a few companies to prototype my product and then take to manufacture but its all going to come down to execution.

I've seen dog shit tier products that have made millions because of excellent execution.

Anybody recommend any books on the whole 'execution' part of business?

[Anonymous No.10741775]

>>10741721
>Anybody recommend any books on the whole 'execution' part of business?
If only...

[TRAPMASTER69420 No.10742243]

>>10741775
learn how to day trade instead of "le ebin hodl meme"

just made 6 percent come at me bruh

[Anonymous No.10742394]

>>10740702
How much do you usually pay your coders? I got a bit of money saved up from my wageslave job, but I'm afraid of wasting more than I already have on bullshit.

[Anonymous No.10742407]

>>10742243
if you have to resort to day trading, you've already lost. get in early or don't bother at all. being a late adopter hunting for scraps is a miserable existence.

[Anonymous No.10742414]

Write self help book promising millions to the gullible readers.
They won't get rich, but at least you will

[Anonymous No.10743078]

Here's a few more from the notebook...

[Anonymous No.10743127]

I think someone already did this one, but it could be improved

[Anonymous No.10743140]

>>10743127
IR to battle, dude....
bluetooth / wifi + a blockchain which tracks every single action ever done

[Anonymous No.10743148]

You have to be a Computer scientist or at least electrical engineer for this one

[Anonymous No.10743167]

>>10738153
>Why can't I find an idea to become Millionaire?
You can't. You have to wage cuck for 5 years, save as much as possible, invest as much as possible then once you're done you can retire in some third world country banging for years.

[Anonymous No.10743217]

ITT digital nomad wannabes whose only way to create wealth is to sell the dream to more digital nomad wannabes

It’s shysters all the way down the pyramid

[Anonymous No.10743237]

>>10740450
Wow you're so special, everyone and their aunt has a million dollar idea...

[TRAPMASTER69420 No.10743402]

>>10742407
holy shit hahahhaha

fucking COPE dude.. just cause youre a pussy doesnt mean other people aren't

i can make money going up down and SIDEWAYS hahahaha that means i bank all of the volatility

imagine having your attitude when you could buy a bitcoin for 1k and then sell it for 20k LOL... haha sore loser 4 sure

NOT TO MENTION BEING ABLE TO TRADE IS A SKILL THAT CAN BE ADAPTED TO OTHER MARKETS

and it's a fucking game dude.. games are fun

inb4 reddit spacing

THERE ARE MAD OPPERTUNITIES EVERY FUCKING DAY!

ENJOY WAGE SLAVING OR SPENDING ALL THE TIME I WOULD DAY TRADING HAVE TO GRIND SOME OTHER SKILL THAT IS LESS PROFITABLE AND LESS IMMEDIATELY ACCESSIBLE TO MONEY JAJAJAJJAJAJA


FUCKING COPE DUDE LOL

[Anonymous No.10743594]

>>10741235
Lol.

>>10742394
By the project. Go get an estimate.

[Anonymous No.10743718]

>>10743140
Actually a good value-add, great idea!

[Anonymous No.10743727]

>>10743148
this shit exists

[Anonymous No.10743760]

>>10741147

wtf. can u approach an angel investor? what does that even mean?

like youre going to the golf courses and asking old men wearing expensive watches to fund ur bullshit?

[Anonymous No.10743767]

>discover idea
>go to angel investor who demands 90% of your IP and kicks you out of company after 3 years of gruelling work

Such a meme

[Anonymous No.10743819]

>>10743594
Can you give a rough breakdown of these app economics? How much per project roughly, how much for marketing it, how do you monetize? Do you do any of these processes yourself?

[Anonymous No.10743828]

>>10743760
>>10743767
>Going to see a business angel in the first place
It's like asking to get fucked by the %1

[Anonymous No.10743842]

>>10740211
>Passive income
works until google apps etc decide to change algorithm and fuck up your ranked apps

i make passive income from 10+ million youtube videos and i pray everyday te algorithm doesn't stop recommending them forever

[Anonymous No.10743860]

>>10743148
Or just an electrical hobbyist... Being an Engineer/ Scientist is certainly not necessary to replicate these basic electronic item ideas.

[Anonymous No.10743881]

>>10743819
Apps I make are between $1k-$6k each, if they do well they pay for themselves in a quarter or two and continue on with zero marketing. All organic.

[Anonymous No.10743911]

>>10743842

Platform risk. Happened to me too back when SEO actually worked and destroyed my project.

[Anonymous No.10743921]

>>10743727
Not exactly. There's a bunch of closed-source shit that doesn't interconnect, you're locked into whatever ecosystem you start with. There's OpenHab on RPi, but it's a pain in the dick to set up, and I still haven't got a few of the things running that it says it can do. No normie is doing that. I want to make it friendly, but also make a community that could help provide support and maybe share files if they can get some device working.
>>10743860
Yeah, most of the hard part is coding, that's the only reason I said that. The electronics are decently simple

[Anonymous No.10743926]

>>10743911
Also this is why I'm doing only dapp dev from now on.

[Anonymous No.10743937]

>>10743402
>buys the dip
>drops 25 more %
How do you deal with that? That where some coins last week

[Anonymous No.10743962]

>>10743842
I’m not an Android cuck, I learned not to work with Google back around the first google panda update.

[Anonymous No.10743986]

>>10743402
Cringe

[Anonymous No.10743987]

>>10743402
t. 4 figure robinhood account

[Anonymous No.10744026]

>>10743881
What kind of apps if you mind me asking?
Also are they paid or do you make the money from advertising? Android or iOS?

Cheers

[Anonymous No.10744031]

>>10743842
>10 million youtube videos
Yeah lets see some proof of that extremely strange LARP.

[Anonymous No.10744173]

>>10738700
>>10738739
I didn't like Unscripted as much as TMFL because I felt it was too informal for my taste, though it has some very useful tips at the end on how to increase and preserve your wealth once you've made it.
Still worth more than any book that sells you the compound interest meme and most other mainstram advice as the path to riches.

[Anonymous No.10744266]

>>10743962
imagine being this much of a LARPer on a vietnamese soup recipe sharing imageboard

[Anonymous No.10744327]

>>10743921
drop a burner email or something. I use to work as an integrator for lutron and some commercial systems. Now I do programming involving mixed protocols. Maybe we can build something. Dont have exp with residential systems aside from hue which i think will win the market.

[Anonymous No.10744719]

>>10743760
Yeah of course, when I need inspiration I read about the Juicero story.
Only difference is my idea isn't retarded, it's a big tweak from an already proven machine.

[Anonymous No.10745011]

>>10744026
iOS b2b.

>>10744266
Imagine the idea of success being so foreign to you it’s completely impossible to believe. Top kek. Can’t imagine.

[Anonymous No.10745464]

>>10744031
No I mean, 10 million+ view yt videos, not 10 million uploaded videos lmao

>>10743926
meme

anything but bitcoin in crypto is a meme

there are higher chances that my ranked yt videos continue giving me good revenue monthly for the rest of my life than any of these shitcoins getting any traction

[Anonymous No.10745642]

Bumping for the 3 or 4 smart anons in this thread.

[Anonymous No.10745708]

>>10744173

>Where are all the 65 year old retired multi millionaires?

Most people don't even try to invest and spend their lives buying things on credit and making minimum payments until they can buy the next big thing on credit. Normal adult life:

>Take out a loan to pay for college so you can get a job to pay for the loan
>Take out another loan for a car so you can drive to work and pay for the loan
>Pay both off slowly
>Spend $10,000 on a wedding because that's what you're supposed to do
>Take out a loan to buy a house
>Put a pool in the backyard using a home equity loan because all your neighbors have a pool
>Buy an SUV on credit because you need a huge vehicle to transport your 60-pound child
>Buy a boat for some reason
>Eat at restaurants 3 times a week throughout all of this
>Turn 65
>Where is all my money? Wall Street is a scam ;_;

[Anonymous No.10745778]

>>10740756
how much does it cost to hire some ukranian to code your app, desu? approx

[Anonymous No.10745797]

>>10745778
$1-$6k. If you want to make a game you will likely spend 2-3x that at minimum to make a half decent game that would have any shot at success and it will likely still fail even with aggressive marketing.

[Anonymous No.10745866]

>>10745797
ok so building the app can be 1-5k approx. what's your advertising budget?

[Anonymous No.10745950]

>>10745866
$0

[Anonymous No.10746482]

Last bump.

[Anonymous No.10746535]

Bumperino

[Anonymous No.10746702]

>>10738153
The book has some good parts. Some stuff can be used since I'm a student. I didn't really like the context-less thinking of the author. Other than that though, worth a read.

[Anonymous No.10747039]

>>10741694
>"Think and grow rich" teaches you about the "creativness" part. Like where ideas come from etc.

Very good suggestion. As a followup I want to recommend Napoleon Hill's "The Law of Success".

It's helped me out a lot in regards to being more enthusiastic, being focused on providing value, and being more in control of myself

[Anonymous No.10747134]

>>10747039
People have been running businesses for ages. How are those two books adding value rather than reiterating what everyone knows (even if they don't act upon it)?

[Anonymous No.10747150]

>>10747134
>le eternal reddit skepticism

[Anonymous No.10747192]

>>10747150
...?

[Anonymous No.10747376]

[Anonymous No.10747516]

>>10744327
[e-mail]

I only have the OpenHab setup with a few different devices. Also, this is my ideas that Idk if are the best, lol. I think it would work, might need one more guy though. I'm an electrical engineer, did PLCs for a while, now I'm repairing laser cutters in the field for decent money. I can get the ones and zeroes cranking on shit in RL. But we might need a front-end/GUI/webdev

[Anonymous No.10748284]

>>10738214
it's not following through is much harder

[Anonymous No.10748954]

>>10738153
You can write self help books, tell people to clean their rooms and sell personality tests.

[Anonymous No.10749111]

Ok faggots million dollars idea here. And its free, just 4U

Decentralized, blockchain based, private, untraceable revenge porn app. Its indexed by name, city, country, age. You can upload and search the images by name, city, nickname, etc.

It should use a storage system like SIAcoin. But it obviously must be UNTRACEABLE and PRIVATE, just like obsidian apps. Once you upload it its there forever in the blockchain.

The government, the toths can do nothing but cry about it.

Regarding monetization you could create a token and use incentives to upload, host or distribute it. I doubt anyone would want ads in this service, so ad patronage is out of the question. Same with direct donations. Too dangerous.

We live in the era of blockchain and FUCK YOUR SHIT. What Im talking about here is 100% possible, and will 100% make you rich because it would be an instant success. Go get your yacht tiger

[Anonymous No.10749851]

>>10749111
And how exactly would this gain traction? With all the legal risks involved

[Anonymous No.10751014]

>>10749851
Really? how a place with all the leaked porn in the universe indexed by name and city would get traction?

It would literally be in the news for months. No man would resist to check if his wife, the slutty neighbour, his childhood crush is there. I mean, its literally impossible not to check the fucking list with every female you know irl.

[Anonymous No.10751723]

>>10751014
I’m very interested in your idea.
Could you enlighten me a little more?