Esther Valamour

This book was an ok read. It wasn't super great or super excellent. I would recommend other books above it such as by Robert Kyosaki or Praveen Kumar (How to become a millionnare). This book could be helpful to someone who is at a complete beginning of their journey. Say you haven;t done any reading before, or watched any videos on this subject and you are just starting out. The other thing I didn't really like about this book is that this guy is not an entrepreneur even though he labels himself as one. He talks about the importance of a job and working your way up. Whereas if you read Robert Kyosaki who is a real millionnare and rich man, he says the completely opposite, that a paycheck is dangerous and you must do your best to keep away from being employed and under control of someone else. So this is the great mindset difference. Would I go with this guy or Kyosaki instead. It would be Kyosaki over this "millionaire" any day. No one has heard of this guy before and he's not really a public speaker. As he says he's written the book after leaving his job. He was at a cross roads not knowing where he was going next. Uhheem, ok. He basically wrote it for the sake of writing it as he felt he had something to impart onto someone else.

I don't recommend this book to someone who wants to become rich. Why ? There's a few reasons. Not only does Ken write from a very Japanese perspective, but what really made me dislike this book is how often he goes on to say about how wanting more doesn't make you happy or more satisfied and the more you have the more you will want. I find that ridiculous. Surely people want to buy this book because they want more ? and you're meant to be writing this book for people who want more out of their life in terms of finances ? Yet you are completely contradicting what you are writing ? So midway I was so put off, I haven't continued and will not continue reading this book. If you want to become rich I recommend books by Robert Kyosaki, Richard Clason's Richest Man in Babylon, How to become a millionaire (mastering the inner game of wealth) by Praveen Kumar. This book is a disappointement. Ken also goes onto define financial/ money EQ/ IQ, different money personality types which I found a bit questionable. Where does he get this information from ? From his own experience? I don't trust this book and I think the information within it is a bit ridiculous and non factual. If Ken really thought that wanting more makes people so miserable as he says , why the hell then write over a 100 books ? Doesn't he want more ? Such a contradiction.

After reading a couple of other books on branding (which I now think are a bit rubbish compared to this book ) I'm absolutely impressed by this book ! It actually gets you to put in the work !! Take a pen and pad and make the notes and do it ! Absolutely amazing book, clarifies everything. Kubi has such an incredible understanding of branding. What a super woman. If only all books were written by such people. This is the best branding book ever written.

There's a lot more to creating wealth than just abundance mentality. This book is written by a couple of Christians, who are not super successful themselves. Some books are seriously written just for the sake of writing something/ anything ?! The book goes through a story about a depressed man who is young but loses everything because he's spending money on his family and everything else, in the end he loses his family and meets a successful man in the pub who teaches him about abundance mentality. About how to give without waiting for anything in return. The story doesn't say whether it's based on a real life story or made up by these Christians ? Also the concept is very vague and that's not how business works in real life because you need to do things that catapult your business to success, you can't be wasting precious resources especially time here and there. I needed to write this review because I don't believe this book is very useful. While the good side of me might say I need to do what they say, in the real world other measures need to be taken to succeed.

This book should not be called the fastlane millionnare. It's more of a manual on how to Buy ! Yes Buy. There are some selling bits but how can this book be called it's title when by the end it of the so called book, (It's actually an email written by someone, it's not even edited into a book, it's like a printed email) he says "there are too many sellers online now anyways, all trying to get rich !" Are you serious ? So you call your book the fastlane millionnare, and you give some tips on selling, mostly on buying, and that's it ?? Will this book help you become a millionnare. Absolutely not !! It's a rubbish title to only get your attention.