I hate reading books. unless it's technical and very specific to my needs, I never read. For 'Million Dollar Weekend' though, I made an exception. Why? Because I feel like a square peg in a round hole. I hate the corporate world I'm in, I'm underutilized and know that I could achieve more. Im looking for a way out. The problem? I'm getting paid pretty well and have a family to feed. Comfortably numb in a way. I build many things but always have a blocker. I recently realized that I need to change my thinking. My biggest problem? I cannot monetize. It's like I'm scared of making money.

When getting the book offer to my email I hesitated. But then I saw it's free and I said to myself: Heh, why not? I was familiar with AppSumo for a while and used it quite a bit, but didn't know Noah. Then i figured... Ok I like this site and the creator may know a thing or two about business, so I ordered it. It was sitting on my desk for a while, But always in a place where I could create eye contact. I literally flirted with this book. Until one day I opened it and started reading.

There is no magic. I still hate reading and it's going slow, but after finishing 3 chapters I can finally say that this is what I need. I realize that the problems that Noah is talking about are real, and they are mine. I'm afraid to ask. For money. For ideas. For anything. So the exercises in the book do help me to release and don't give a f*ck about asking. In the chapter I'm in, Noah asked me to post this review.. so here it is since you asked. I'm Not yet where i'd like to be financially, but I am $11 dollar richer now due to another exercise in an earlier chapter. $1 of which from Noah himself.

At this point, I am already happy because I found the courage to do some things I haven't done before. Like asking for $1 from a foreign person. Noah - thank you. Noah's mom - if you are really reading it... salude. You literally won the Superbowl with this kid. And as for me... Well.. I'd probably continue on Audible.