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| Hi, it's Nik. For the next 24 hours, you can get the ebook for The 4 Minute Millionaire for just $0.99 on most platforms. Here's why I think this book matters, and why I believe everyone who wants to achieve financial independence in their lifetime should read it—all in one graph: Unless you earn exorbitant amounts of money, you can never save your way to $1 million. The only way to get to a million and beyond is to trust in and rely on the power of compound interest. You must invest, reinvest, and then have faith that each next little Lego block will build on the last until, eventually, what you're building will be finished. Thankfully, this works. It has worked for millions of people throughout history—and it will work for you too. It takes a long time until you can feel the results, but once you do, it's like looking at the world through new eyes. I mean, get this. Just looking at the above chart, which assumes $10k of savings per year and a 7% annual growth rate, you can see 2 things:
Compound interest works. If you take away nothing else from The 4 Minute Millionaire and remind yourself of that fact once a year (perhaps by lightly whacking yourself over the head with the book or whatever else one might do to jog their memory 🙃), the book will have been well worth the...well, I struggle to even call it an investment, honestly. It's a freakin' dollar. But it is. And it'll pay other and far more dividends than that, I'm sure. There's a reason I wanted to show you this graph and talk about compound interest: It's also how I wrote the book—or, rather, how I became the person who could write the book. It's not that I'm a millionaire, although I am confident I am doing better than the average 34-year-old investing-wise. It's that the book is a collection of the greatest financial wisdom from the last 100 years, and that I managed to dissect and organize that wisdom in a format anyone—and I truly believe this—anyone can learn it, digest it, understand it, and, most importantly, put it into action. For more than the last decade, I have practiced writing every day. I have read hundreds of books. I've summarized more than 500 of them on Four Minute Books. Then, I combed through those summaries, curated the best titles, revisited them, made sure I had extracted the very best ideas, and then structured those ideas in a way that's easy to follow. The book has 5 sections. If you're a beginner, start from the beginning. If you're more advanced, you might start in section 3 or 4. But no matter where you start, every day, you can learn a valuable financial lesson in 4 minutes. And then, you'll take action on it—with a simple but meaningful 4-minute action item. That's it. That's all you need to get started—and with compound interest, as we have seen up there, starting is the most important part. I hope you'll take today's unique deal—a deal that's also been almost 4 years in the making (thanks Bookbub US for finally featuring T4MM!)—as your chance to start.
Thank you—and may the power of compound interest forever be on your side. Happy reading, |
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