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Have read them all. This book has only one core: "The seven-step lifelong creation method to achieve financial freedom" and continue to practice it. Only by achieving financial freedom and retiring early will you be closer and closer. Seven-step method, step one: write down the specific amount of money you need to become financially free. For the other six steps, please find the table of contents in your own book. Everything else is nonsense. Summary: Seven-step method + consistent practice = increase the possibility of achieving financial freedom. The rest is all nonsense. 😂
First of all, this book is really awesome. At my level, I feel that 60% of it is useful. Secondly, I haven't finished it. Although there are only a few chapters, my patience has run out. Come on everyone, whether you will benefit or not depends on your personal level.
This book provides many practical strategies for making money, and the language is easy to understand, and it feels like the author is chatting with you. I especially liked the part about creating a side hustle and a portfolio. However, I kind of hate that person who always makes excuses not to work hard. This reminds me of the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad". They both emphasize the importance of financial freedom.
This book not only introduces the thinking logic and framework of how to make yourself rich gradually, but also uses practical cases to provide a seven-step method on how to create lifetime income: Step 1: Calculate the total amount of funds required for lifetime income. Step 2: You are at that stage of lifetime income. Step 3: Revolutionize the way you think about money (11 things you need to consider before spending). Step 4: Stop budgeting and focus on saving: (Stop your life and increase your savings rate by 25%) Step 5: Maximize your full-time job (Make full use of your full-time job and maximize your financial savings) Step 6: Develop a side business with a "money" future (How to develop a side business with a "money" future Step 7: Invest as much as possible as early as possible. Although this is a book that is more useful to American society and American citizens, the United States is a developed country, and the author also writes based on his own thoughts and experiences in the actual process of achieving financial freedom step by step, so it is helpful to readers from different countries. Each section of the book is rich in content, we just need to find the content that is useful and interesting to us I personally think it is very practical and worth a look. You can taste it slowly and practice more.
This is the third book I have read this year after becoming a book addict. It feels like I got an SSR. I like to excerpt while reading. Some books may only allow me to excerpt two or three paragraphs. But this book is a masterpiece that inspired me, and I have excerpted at least 1/10 of the content. I will review it again and again. I will continue to study the investment content in the book and read it several times. The other parts that are understandable are really wonderful. Thank you very much to the author.
Past experience cannot be directly used in the present, but past experience can be used as a reference. A lot of the content in the book is no longer applicable compared to today, but many conceptual things can still be used.
Unfortunately, many investment methods are unique to the United States.
Originally it was only over 2,000 pages, but I read it in more than 20 days. The information density of this book is very high, and I found that when I read 80% of the content, it exceeded 85% of the people. I knew that this book had naturally screened out a large number of people. Those who stay can basically persist in reading it to the end. Thanks for fate, and thanks for my persistence, let us slowly become richer and grow older together! Getting better slowly
Keep persisting and persisting on the investment journey.
The American version teaches you how to retire early.
Good talk, very rewarding, praise!
The content is easy to understand, and you truly think about issues from the perspective of ordinary people!