10,000 Ways to “Skip the Line” to Success

Paulo Coelho. Tim Ferris. Martha Nussbaum. David Mitchell. Jen Sincero. James Altucher…the list goes on and on. These are all people who, when their next book comes out, I buy it — no questions asked, no price tag looked at, no hesitation experienced.

Always, always, I’m richly rewarded when I do. And yet, with James Altucher’s latest book, Skip the Line, I almost broke my own rule.

For a moment or two, I considered that I may have been too “advanced,” too far ahead, too successful already to learn from what he had to say.

This doesn’t get any less painful to say — even though I’ve had to admit this thousands of times every year from the time I was born until now — but: I was wrong.

I learned a ton from his new book, and I’d love to share a few lessons with you here today; about success, about life satisfaction, about achievement, and about making the absolute most out of the most infinitely valuable gift I’ve ever received: my own life.

The Man Himself

James Altucher is going to teach you (through me) how you can quickly rise to the top of any field, he’s going to teach you about the power of rapid experimentation…