Any Money Making / Business communities the same quality as this one?

[Kaida]

Basically the title^

I've been getting into more money related things and I've yet to find a place like this where I can get quality advice from experts on what I'm doing, and tips you don't hear anywhere else that I can actually trust work.

Mainly things like client acquisition, freelancing, e-commerce, and sales.

Anyone know a place?

 

[Karea Ricardus D.]

If you find one, send me a PM. Just like pickup I knew a bunch of good ones but they're all shit now.

 

[samuraijack]

The Fastlane Entrepreneur Discussion Forum

An entrepreneur discussion forum focused on creating wealth through entrepreneurship and starting a business with topics ranging from startups to financial freedom to mindset.

www.thefastlaneforum.com

 

[Kaida]

The Fastlane Entrepreneur Discussion Forum

An entrepreneur discussion forum focused on creating wealth through entrepreneurship and starting a business with topics ranging from startups to financial freedom to mindset.

www.thefastlaneforum.com

I’ve joined and looked around. Definitely seems high quality! I’ll update as I get more into it

@Karea Ricardus D.

 

[DoWhatWorks]

@Kaida I looked for most of last year - groups of paid courses were number 1.

Here's how I did it:

client acquisition, freelancing, e-commerce, and sales

1. Find a person who's giving great information for free on one specialty e.g. freelancing or ecom (generalists aren't as helpful)
2. Buy their course / mastermind and make sure it has a sizeable group 200+
3. Unlike 99% of buyers, go through the material, execute, post your wins (equivalent to LRs lol) & help people
4. Scroll through the group to get hidden gems from commenters solving problems (1 comment info has made me $40k & WASN'T in the course)
5. You'll get scouted by the winners and split off into your own group with all the best info

Funnily enough - it's identical to how to make the most of this forum, as days go by the more convinced I am that everything's connected

 

[Karea Ricardus D.]

+1 DWW, that's the approach I'm taking now. I bought a course from a guy I currently consider a role model in business. I'm in his Facebook group posting about my project and helping others with theirs. That's how I'm networking in my industry now because all the forums have gone to hell.

Fastlane Forum is very old, I checked it I think 8 years ago... it was weaksauce then, newbie stuff... but maybe still good for real newbies. I'll give it another shot, maybe it has improved... it's been a long time. I'll say that MJ DeMarco's books are MUST reads, especially Freedom Fastlane.

 

[Kaida]

especially Freedom Fastlane.

I cant find freedom fastlane, do you mean unscripted or millionaire fastlane instead?

 

[Adventurer]

Currently unemployed so kj on this topic but I really enjoyed reading millionaire fastline. I feel like the theory of sidewalk (bad method), slow lane (mediocre method) and fast lane (good method leading to expertise) can be applied to a lot of skills besides business

 

[Karea Ricardus D.]

Yes, I mean "Millionaire Fastlane". Freedom Fastlane was a podcast by Ryan Moran I believe. I used to like that too but he's a real beta and needs to read our blog and forum! But yeah his business content was great too.

 

[truthasker]

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