Millionaire Fastlane: Conquering Fear and Self Doubt that Holds You Back

by Praveen Kumar

Fear in your mind is the biggest threat to the process of wealth creation. It is like a weed that has to be removed before you can succeed. It is the fear of criticism and ridicule. It is the fear of losing love and respect of our near and dear ones. It is fear of losing whatever we have. It is always this irrational fear that holds you back from achieving greatness and financial success. In this book bestselling authors Praveen & Prashant Kumar explains that our minds are the greatest soap-opera script writer in history. It plays and replays the greatest dramas full of tragedies and disasters that never happened and will probably never happened. Mark Twain said it “I’ve had thousands of problems in my life, most of which never happened”. This book will help you in overcoming your irrational fears by •What is the source of fear?•How you can overcome fear?•Can we totally eliminate fear?•How we can step out of our comfort zone and face fear?•How elimination of fear can make you rich?This book is about how to erase fear and rewire your mind that will help you succeed beyond your wildest dreams. You can be a millionaire in next 12 months or even earlier if you can overcome the fear that holds you back.Grab a copy of this book before the price is revised.

Genres: Business

78 pages, Paperback

First published December 26, 2011

Reviews

[David · Rating 1 out of 5]

lol what a racket - the universe will make you rich if you want to be rich? Poor people are poor because they think like victims? If this mindset is what it takes to become a millionaire, I never want to be one.

Literally suggests MLM as a path. Ew.

[Emmanuel Ayeni · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book on exiting the slow lane of life, quitting the rat race and creating a path way to Financial freedom

[Lorenzo Torri · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book is solidly ahead in the competition for "worst read of 2025".
Thought I'd give it a shot after the unlikely recommendation of a friend, but boi was that misplaced trust.

Essentially, this book is a nefarious combo of several genres I personaly abhor:
- get-rich-quick "guides"
- grindset series
- cheap ripoffs of Eastern spirituality

The cherry on top is that it manages to be particularly insignificant in each category.
It disrespect interiority and spirituality and banalises it, in order to then claim it can make you rich (in 24 months' time, lol) through some voodoo, shady and, especially, extremely VAGUE steps.
It even manages to give awful financial advice (which authors clearly disclaim, no wonder) along the way.

But what do I know? I'm a non-millionaire with a poor's mentality, after all!

[Kevin McAllister 8426 · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a quick, condensed read explaining how society writes your brain a certain way, and to be rich (mentally, spiritually, physically, etc, not just financially), you have to rewire your mind.

For all the haters who don’t believe, here are my thoughts. I know nothing about scuba diving. If a scuba diver wrote a book explaining how scuba diving worked, and millions if people used this book to get certified and explore the shallow waters, and then I came along and said “this is stupid. What do you mean I have to slowly rise to the surface after an extended deep dive. There is air above the water. I’m just going to go breathe that.”, then I’d be in for a bad time.

If you put poison in your mind, your mind won’t grow.

[Marion · Rating 1 out of 5]

Read accidentally instead of another book with the same name.

The books consists of different incredibly complicated wordings of the same statements written in a big font. I reread some paragraphs in places to be sure it was not just copy paste page after page - almost so.

It is very repetitive and even though the ideas are quite obviously correct, it reads like a very poor summary of different self help books created to make money.

Really, don't bother.

[Farhan Shoffi · Rating 4 out of 5]

I love the way MJ explains. He tell us the real shit not bull shit. He tells us his theory that he really uses it. I recommend that who are new too business to read this book to get an insight of how business works from a seasoned businessman perspective rather than theories and formulas.

[Abdul · Rating 5 out of 5]

Short book but wonderful insights and advice of wealth creation. I would recommend this book to others.

[Sphinx · Rating 3 out of 5]

Pretty good book but, It's very repetitive, Probably could be written in 70% or even 50% of the words.

[Laura · Rating 2 out of 5]

I thought I was listening to a more well known book of the same name by a different author. This one has a new writer / amateur feel to it. I assume by it's popularity that the one I meant to read is better written.