So What Is The Fastlane?

 

The Fastlane is a business and lifestyle strategy that you can execute to develop and expose opportunities that breed massive amounts of wealth in the shortest period of time. A properly executed Fastlane strategy often evolves into evidence that the adage "Get rich quick" really does exist -- however, not to be confused or associated with its evil twin "get rich easy".

The most obvious examples of people driving a Fastlane strategy are the one's most pervasive in our culture: Pro athletes, musicians, actors and entertainers. When a basketball player newly minted out of college scores a $30 million dollar contract to play ball, you've just witnessed the Fastlane. Stadiums breach to capacity with millions of people -- all to try-out for the pop-culture TV show, American Idol. Why the popularity? Finishing well on American Idol is recognized as a Fastlane plan and results in millions of Fastlane treasure hunters.

 

 

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Yes it is mine!! The Lamborghini Diablo featured on this website was owned by myself for about 18 months before I replaced it with the pearl orange Murci Roadster shown below.

 

The most obvious of Fastlanes are the most crowded -- everyone wants to be famous or discovered hence the proliferation of reality TV and people vying for dream jobs. These fastlane jobs most sought after are singers, actors and athletes -- all well paid Fastlanes.

Often times when I'm at the gas station in my Lamborghini, I am approached by inquisitive strangers and asked if I am a ball player. The assumption is obvious: A guy this young can't be that rich unless he's an athlete or someone famous. This frequent question confirms my contention that most people perceive Fastlanes as paths available only to those who entertain or play pro ball. This is not true.

So how can you do it? How does the average Joe-Blow get into a Fastlane? Like me, you probably have zero athleticism. You can't act yourself out an excuse for the bosses late report. The squeaky garage door wins a Grammy compared to your shower soprano. What hope is there for us talently disadvantaged?

Unfortunately, the media sells us the Slowlane and tells us this is the commoners way to wealth. We've been indoctrinated with the slowlane since the early years of cognition. You know the drill: Get a job, save, start a small business, cut coupons, live frugally, mutual funds, climb the corporate ladder -- and then wham -- when you're 65 years old you'll be rich with millions. The slowlane is a raw bill of goods that frankly, sucks as a strategy to wealth. This prescription for wealth is a prescription for death.

I discovered early in my teens that I wanted millions YOUNG, not old when I'm too tired, old, and worn out to enjoy it.

If you asked 10,000 college students if they wanted to be rich by age 30 or age 70, how many would answer 70 and not be joking? None of them. How about yourself? Does millions now appeal to you? Or, while you're confined to that assisted living facility in your ACP100 Dual-Suspension wheelchair would you rather have your millions then?

FASTLANE FACT:
One core tenet of the Fastlane is that freedom and wealth YOUNG trumps freedom and wealth OLD.
Life has no guarantees. Your slowlane plan might be cut short by disease, accident, or any of life's menagerie of crises.

The monotony and tedium of the slowlane cries for an alternative and that my friends, is The Fastlane.

I am evidence of its existence and its ability to serve up millions of dollars in wealth -- but more importantly, the Fastlane gave me the ability to create a bounty of time to pursue my wildest dreams-- the opportunity to pursue my dreams of screenwriting and authorship.

Thousands of people are engaged in Fastlane Business strategies around the world -- the strategy is nascent and emerging -- but not hidden. The Fastlane business strategiest often make news headlines. Here are just a few:

Inventing to Millions: Joy Magnano , Scott Jones
Web Businesses to Millions: Mark Zuckerburg, Ashley Quails , Marcus Frind

Many others fly low under the radar, living young and rich leaving behind a trail of people curious to the recipe that affords them the lifestyle.

Fastlane's make multi-millionaires fast. You need not wait. This website and my book, The Fastlane to Millions, delves into the 12 core ingredients essential to hitting a Fastlane in business and investments. Talent is not required, but desire and disclipine are.

The other alternative is to do what everyone else is doing and wait 40 years -- yea, like that is exciting.

Cheers,
MJ