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  1. K

    What do you think are your biggest mistakes with starting a business?

    MINDSET 
    For me, it was underestimating how many hats I have to wear and how long it takes to meet the right people. What about you?
  2. L

    Struggling with finding the right path

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    Hey, I am in a very lucky situation: I can decide for myself what I want to do. By that I mean that my parents don't tell me what to do and I've been given many other opportunities (for example, living in Germany, being able to go to school, etc.). Therefore in advance: I am very grateful for my...
  3. MattWorks

    New Member Eager to Learn

    INTRO 
    Hey all, Recently joined the forum after reading Unscripted - that book along with a few other books (Will it fly, Principles, Rich Dad Poor Dad, etc.) have inspired me to venture into this space. My father has started his own consulting business and that is going well. I also have a few...
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  4. BizyDad

    What I Learned Being A Banker & Interviewing 2k Businesses

    My first thread. Exciting. So over in this thread, I made a case for new folks who don’t know what their Fastlane looks like, to consider banking as a job as they figure it out. You can read why there, but long story short, it’s a place business owners come to talk about money. You can ask...
  5. Kimmy XD

    eBay And Amazon Rookie Mistakes & Life Lessons

    Hello guys, I know I'm new in this society of fastlane thinkers and I thought I'd share my own story on how I went from high to low. I hope anyone who reads this learn from the mistakes I've done and the lessons I've learned. Early in 2016, I have flipped the light switch on by accident. I...
  6. Frosting

    From Zero to Six-Figure Author: Lessons Along the Way

    INTRO 
    edited for privacy :) If you're reading this and you're interested in self-pubbing, I'd say: (1) pick a genre you enjoy. I know this is unconventional, but enjoyment shows through your writing. You can profit in any genre if you're good at it, unless the genre is completely obscure or...
  7. VentureVoyager

    Hello! from a location-independent self-publisher. My journey so far

    INTRO 
    Hello! First off, I'm happy to be a part of this awesome community! I just realized I suck at introducing myself, so I will try to keep it short. Originally from Poland, born in 1990. I've been into the self-publishing business since 2014. I took it seriously from the very beginning and...
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    • Forum: Introductions
  8. Greg R

    An Open Letter to the Forum NEWBIES

    PEOPLE 
    I want to tell you a short story. A story about a young man who was nearly banished from this very forum not that long ago... That young man was me, and I was nearly banished from this forum. Wow that was a short story! In all seriousness sometime ago, I read the TMF. I was REALLY excited and...
  9. Koen_88

    How To #FAIL

    MINDSET FAILURE 
    HI all, " How To Fail at Self Employment " I found this on a newsletter I follow for personal intrest as well as design insights. I've copied it here to get a discussion going (original link @ end of post); (warning: sarcastic information below the dotted line)...
  10. Marco Cuevas

    A Veteran on a Civilian Mission

    INTRO 
    I left active duty in 2007, but remained a Reservist until 2015. I will always cherish my time serving my country. The values have remained and I strive to continuously give back - which is the biggest reason I work in the non-profit industry at the moment! I fell to consumerism when I was...
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    • Forum: Introductions
  11. windchaser

    TMF lessons I learned (the hard way) during my first venture

    Hi all, I recently finished reading TMF and joined the forum and I would like to share with all of you a little bit of my entrepreneurship journey and the lessons I learned from it, many of them are good examples of the ones explained in the book. First of all, let me explain a little bit...

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