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    Why you should buy a home as early as possible.

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    We live in one of the most expensive places in the UK in terms of housing (2 bedroom, 1 bathroom houses averaging £600k+), and may stay here for 5+ more years because of my wife's career. It's very hard to know if prices will go down and interest rates at the moment make borrowing expensive. But...
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    Greetings from an islander

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    Hi SEGA My background was actually non-technical - I did a philosophy degree (quite a useless degree, which I do not recommend)! I started working for a law firm but hated it. I decided to work in tech because I loved the idea of working remotely at the time. Also, the power of software amazed...
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    How I got hired as a software engineer without a college degree

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    Well done man. Your journey sounds a lot like my own. Teaching myself coding was one of the best decisions I ever made. It was also a tough one. Thousands of bugs. Thousands of hours learning and making mistakes. Hundreds of courses and books. Knowing tech and software gives you a lot of...
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    Learning to Program is STUPID! (or SMART?!)

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    This has been an interesting thread. It's taken me more than a week to read all of it. I'm a software engineer, having taught myself coding 5 years ago. I don't regret it one bit (pun not intended). The OP is right on a lot of counts. Marketing and sales are universal skills: nearly every...
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    Greetings from an islander

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    Hi everyone. I live on a small island near the UK. MJ's books have been very influential for me, not least because of their authenticity and value compared to most other business books. I was working as a software engineer remotely for a tech company in London. I quit my job almost half a year...
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    I've Read The Great Rat-Race Escape!

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    Read this a few months ago. The interleaved story was good, I actually laughed out loud a few times.
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    I've Read UNSCRIPTED!

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    Just finished this one. I like how it expands on the themes of MFL, especially with regards to certain mental biases.
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    I've Read The Millionaire Fastlane!

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    Read it on Kindle, hard copy on its way. Awesome book. The difference between MJ's books and the majority of other financial / business books are night and day.
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