The Millionaire Fastlane

[Jaxi]

I read this book. Incredible.
MJ starts a facebook thread about the fact that his reviews seem unrealistic -so he forwardly addresses what the common person would think. He is nothing of the character to have people write these reviews for him.

If you read his book -you'd get his no b.s. personality style and straightforward advise.

Something that I don't care for and I wish people would refrain from doing: posting a comment about something - and it being a negative comment - and they don't know a thing what they are talking about (aka: never even read the book.)

It's people like that who create the negativity and falsity in the world. You say something that is not true about someone's book, and you are keeping that book out of the hands of people who most likely would need or benefit greatly from that book. They might like you so they would tend to listen to you - you never know your power of influence or who you are actually influencing - so then they wouldn't even go explore the book on their own. So you do no one a good service and you really just look like an ass to the people that did read the book.

I am sure you wouldn't want people saying negative and false things about what you produce/your work product. Keep this in mind before you bash something based on your assumption only - 0 fact.

[danthony]

I'm got this on the amazon wish list and will buy in good time with a review that i'll post on my blog. Looks like a good product, reading Drive and CashVertising at the moment though.

[Rafeeq]

I read a few chapters in a ebook and sounds practical, non-BS book on financial success. I placed order on flipkart.com and will write detailed review after I complete it. I had tried Suze, Robert, Secret methods in the past and found that most of these authors made millions from their books/audio tapes than from the systems their preaching about.

[Apresto]

Seems like a good read, it's good to have a close impression of the author like here.