This month I read a flamboyant book named Millionaire Fastlane by MJ DeMarco. The book was mind-blowing. It slapped me out of the slumber several times. It embarrassed me and shamed my thought process throughout its pages. This book is unlike other get-rich-quick guides. Although it carries the same currents of acting as the cursor to success, it differs from other books on many levels. Firstly, it negates the popular belief of Getting Rich slowly. The most accepted belief of saving and investing hard-earned money in mutual funds or stock markets. Secondly, it busts the myth of Getting Rich by "Doing what one loves the most". It gives a convincing argument as to why such ventures fail and leave the entrepreneur fumed over his passion or what he or she loved to do. The book gives anecdotes from the personal experience of the author and also the subscribers of his forum where the users discuss ideas and beliefs about Getting Rich fast. The book is not preachy but gets home the...