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I can recommend to you / Well, in general I can recommend books to you much more than online courses. Of course it also depends a lot. But a great book is “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki. Personally, I read it and found it very interesting. He explains a little bit about how capitalism works, the capital market and how you can use it for your own benefit. However, you have to be careful because Robert Kiyosaki's system also depends on it / Well, it's not a system in itself, it's very well done, but he also sells courses.

But the book is great, it's relative, it's a bit older. But it is a million-dollar bestseller worldwide Special Data and is also very exciting to listen to and read. You can also listen to it on Audible. I find it very great. Otherwise, I can only advise you: stay away from this Suhr nonsense as much as possible, especially if you're trying to build something yourself. Don't sell courses yourself, just try to do it in a different way. There are so many types of things you can do and a shop and so on. Exactly. Otherwise, a final tip: Money isn't everything, it's also about you being happy. Of course you also want to make money, but there are still a lot of things in between. Just try to build something lasting for yourself.



That shapes the character more, at least I hope, than other things. And to take up the question again: Yes, you can make money in four weeks, but not without investing capital and without knowledge. This doesn't work unless you win the lottery. I would really advise you: try to have one of the two things, ideally both, because with a large investment of capital and a lot of knowledge you can of course apply appropriate leverage. Every Mark Zuckerberg surely earns the money in four weeks, so of course there is a long way to go and it is not easy. And he didn't make it in the first four weeks.