The Path: Accelerating Your Journey to Financial Freedom

Wouldnt recommend this book to entrepreneurs.
Im halfway through and often find my self heavily bored by the information being provided. Mallouk mostly talks about home and life insurances, taking advantage of 401K and other plans at your 9-5, and how to choose financial advisors. In other words, the name of the book isnt related to the topics being discussed. Definitely, a bad investment if you are someone looking for content on personal &financial growth.

With The Path in hand you will discover exactly that, laid out in three straightforward stages.

+ First Tony shows – with data – how the world were living in is a far better place than were led to believe and why its the best time in history to be in the investor class. Hint: anyone can enter the investor class, large income or small.

+ Second Tony explains your own psychological needs and how they are likely affecting your current financial behavior. This is so you can recognize those needs, take control of them, and redirect them from the wealth-sabotaging that youre probably doing now to instead laying the foundation of a financial fortress.

+ Third, with your mindset now aligned to reality and your heart roaring to act, Peter lays out the step-by-step process of how to identify the best path to freedom specifically for your situation. Of course the ultimate result is that you can then focus on what matters most – applying your financial achievements towards maximizing your happiness and the living of an incredible life.

“The first-best time to start was yesterday. The second-best time is today.”

As an aside, one hundred percent of the book profits go to Feeding America; you can’t lose.

Let the journey begin….

The only good thing about this book is that all the money goes to charity.

So excited to read this book! I love tony Robbins and after doing the mastermind I sure got to be on top of of my game! I am thriving in Covid! Thanks Tony Robbins!

I’m a bit over halfway through now, but after reading the first few chapters, it seemed like it was going to just be a rehash of Peter’s info in Unshakeable (co-author with Tony Robbins) and Money: Master the Game (Robbins; Mallouk info included), such as: using (only) a true fiduciary, wise investing, etc.

The Managing Risk chapter very usefully covers life insurance, disability insurance, long-term care, health insurance, auto insurance, umbrella insurance. Estate Planning likewise has very good info.

No regrets buying this, as an owner of the previous two books (as well as the much older “The 5 Mistakes Every Investor Makes and How to Avoid Them: Getting Investing Right”).

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