UNSCRIPTED

Please note this is a review of the book quality that I received via shipping. This cost 1896 INR so I expected better quality pages not the normal rhin pages which would turn yellow and develop spot over time and this book has delivered the pages are nice quality and white see attached screenshots and comparing it to my copy of millionaire Fastlane which cost me 308 rs. I think this book justifies the high price but it still could have been a little bit cheaper or atleast hardbound for this price. This content of this book are super valuable and can help you take your steps towards a better future for sure ia have read it partially and already listened half of it via audible but wanted a physical copy as a reference so having a good print of thos book was essential. This copy seems like a good one so far. Hope this helps you all to make a decision on should you spend 1836 on this book. Lol while I just received this the price fell to 1403 but it's ok getting a book in good condition was important and offer and discounts keep occuring may be I will save some money on something else I buy or the knowledge I gain and apply from this book pays for itself. :)

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"Unscripted" by MJ DeMarco is a thought-provoking exploration of escaping societal norms and creating a life of financial freedom. DeMarco challenges conventional wisdom on wealth accumulation, urging readers to break free from scripted life paths. With a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, the book encourages a shift in mindset towards entrepreneurship and unconventional success. While some ideas may be polarizing, the book stimulates critical thinking about the pursuit of true wealth and autonomy.

Nice book...real experience by the author

Ever individual who aspires to be a successful entrepreneurs, should read this book once in their life. THE VALUE YOU GET IS MASSIVE, IN COMPARISON FOR THE NOMINAL PRICE YOU PAY FOR THIS BOOK.

Like the fact of avoiding mediocrity. MJ laid it out brutally and openly. It's on me it is just a book and the book. Thank you.

I was aware of being on a scripted path but did not know how to get out of it. This book helps to understand the scripted way of life, why things are the way they are and how someone can get out of the scripted way of life. Excellent read in terms of demystifying what it means to have a successful business and to make a lot of money from it. I used to see business from this idea of a vague roll of dice but it is not in reality like that. This book is an eye opener for me. Thank you MJ for writing this.

good book i have read it and found to be useful. excallent work just oive it escape the martix . thanku

"Unscripted: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Entrepreneurship” by MJ Demarco is an outstanding guide for anyone who wants to live a meaningful and fulfilling life via entrepreneurship. The author challenges conventional wisdom and provides guideposts that we can use for an UNSCRIPTED existence which means doing whatever you want, wherever and whenever. Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones, who sang the lyric, I can’t get no satisfaction, captures a lot of the spirit of part I and part 2 of this book. MJ provides a diagnosis of the human predicament with vivid examples that we can all relate to. The author poses two questions that I found thought-provoking and his answers were spot-on: how do you feel on Sunday night or Monday morning?, What is the greatest con of the civilized world? Both questions made me think about my predicament and the myths that we follow or accept as the facts of life. For instance, who came up with the rule that Saturday and Sunday are for relaxing while work occurs Monday through Friday or retirement happens at sixty-five after 40 years of doing what you don’t like. Once you become aware and understand our predicament, then the author provides a framework that can cure us. I was skeptical about this framework because of how complex it was and the odds of success. But after, researching other successful entrepreneurs like Phil Knight and Scott Adams, I realized that MJ has provided the most complete guide for entrepreneurial success. There isn’t a magical checklist we can use that will provide the path for successfully starting a business but MJ’s framework can improve our odds. The Unscripted Entrepreneurial Framework (TUNEF) is the prescription for our predicament and represents the bulk of the book. There were five key takeaways for me: 1. Change your head will change your results - we have been brainwashed by the media and many other sources to have delusional and limiting beliefs that prevent us from transforming ourselves. For example, if you believe “entrepreneurship is risky,” you’ll avoid starting a business. But, if you can change your identity and actually believe that “I am a successful entrepreneur” than you have a shot. 2. Process-principle - extraordinary results require an extraordinary effort consisting of daily habits, routines, and sacrifices. For example, when Michael Phelps won 9 gold medals in the 2008 Olympics and makes millions in endorsement afterwards, most of us only see his successful outcome. But behind his wins was a grueling process that required rigorous training and sacrifices. So, to be successful entrepreneurs we need to modify our habits and daily routine. 3. The Commandment of Need - Need defines our opportunity in the market place. The author said think about the market as “a spoiled brat, narrowly-minded and singular in its purpose….Its laser-like focus is centered on one fundamental truth: What value are you to me?” By reframing the market as a spoiled brat, I’ve become more aware of the need of others. 4. Sell or be sold: “If you don’t have any ideas, learn how to sell. Selling and all of its cousins (marketing, copywriting, negotiation) are the most important skills, no matter what your business is… The best sales secret isn’t about sales at all. It’s peer testimonials and reviews.” 5. Comparative immunity - Abstaining from the unwinnable game of comparison which is the drive for more when more isn’t needed. We tend to focus on what’s missing such as the person driving a Mercedes while your driving a Subaru or the person with the perfect nose while yours is crooked. I agree with the author that you will never find happiness if you are constantly comparing yourself with others because the finish line always moves. I highly recommend “Unscripted” because it has allowed me to better understand my predicament, see the world differently, and provide a backtested framework for entrepreneurship.

Llevo años leyendo libros sobre riqueza, emprendimiento, negocios y desarrollo personal. Encontré en The Millionaire Fastlane una oda al sentido común para emprendedores, muy alejado de todos los gurús que pululan en el mercado. Éste segundo libro me ha costado más leerlo. No porque sea peor, sino todo lo contrario. Es mucho más extenso y trabaja mucho más las creencias y la mentalidad necesarias para emprender con éxito. Te da una patada en el culo cuando hace falta, y después te da las respuestas para saber por dónde empezar, y continuar. Está muy orientado al mercado U.S., así que algunas cosas (pocas) no aplicarán literalmente a España u otros mercados. Pero todo lo demás funciona estés donde estés. Los principios son los mismos, y MJ los expone en un marco que hace que no puedas olvidarlos. Es un gran storyteller y sabe de lo que habla. Sigo recomendando más el primer libro que éste. Lo dicho: no porque sea mejor, sino porque éste es más denso. Tiene todo el contenido de TMF, pero expicado con más detalle y más ejemplos. Lee los dos y no te arrepentirás. Es la mejor inversión que puedes hacer. Y después de leerlo, no pierdas la oportunidad de unirte al foro. No vas a encontrar una comunidad de emprendedores como esa en muchos sitios.

Great book eye opening... Especially when you think success is an easy road.

MJ's second book has been one of my most anticipated reads in a long time. As a fan of Millionaire Fastlane, I have raved about it to friends that, having studied self-development for 15+ years, if I had to do over and could only read one book, it would be Millionaire Fastlane. Even with this new release, I still wouldn't change my opinion, since reading Millionaire Fastlane would lead me directly to Unscripted. Unscripted builds on Millionaire Fastlane as a tangible and comprehensive roadmap towards accelerated wealth and the self-actualising lifestyle: It parallels John Galt's 60+ page rant in Atlas Shrugged, and Goldstein's manifesto in 1984, in terms of truth-bombs to deconstruct and analyse the entire facade and mechanism of mainstream society, ultimately providing a convincing answer book/cheat sheet on how to live life properly. The comparison is only approximate, since MJ's material is actually exponentially more valuable, as it directly applies to our current dominant social structure of capitalism: In a less open society, such revelations would be considered forbidden knowledge, reserved for the highest echelons of society - such is the impact of the book's messages. If there's anythings to fault about the book, it would be that some literary devices such as profanity or hashtags fall flat in impact: But for a self-funded book by a millionaire who doesn't need your money, and who dishes out life-changing knowledge because he can - criticism of the book just seems counterproductive for the betterment of oneself and society in general. Whether you are: - An entrepreneur looking for a better roadmap - A wantrepreneur looking for your next fix of inspiration - A self-developer looking for paradigm shifts - Anyone going through a mid-life crisis or quarter-life crisis, struggling with vocational choices or life direction, or senses that something about this life just seems "off" (like a splinter in one's mind, to paraphrase Morpheus from The Matrix) - Anyone who has dreams and passions and an ever-expanding bucket list, and feel that the conventional "work/rest/play" lifestyle wouldn't lead to fulfillment in this lifetime You should read Millionaire Fastlane first for the lingo and premise, then read Unscripted for the extended worldview and step-by-step processes. The only people the book might not be right for are: - Terminally ill patients - Really old people Because such knowledge would be a one-way ticket to #RegretCentral, even though it's unlikely the regretter's fault, since the Fastlane/Unscripted mentality is rarely understood or consciously chosen, and one shouldn't regret what was never an option to them. Still, such individuals can still benefit by spreading the knowledge to their loved ones, and breaking as many Sidewalk and Slowlane cycles as possible, for karma points and nepotistic upward mobility alike. Unscripted and Millionaire Fastlane are the types of book you read, then gift to at least everyone you really care about - because it'll be lonely when you go against the grain, lonely when you struggle to build something of value, and lonely at the top: The journey will be even more rewarding with your loved ones cheering you on, or fighting alongside you. Read it, share it, and act on it.

I wish I cd rate it 10 on 5. Some books act like a bridge and carry u to the other side safely over deep waters . This is the one. It's a must must must read. For anyone who hates 9 to 5 job and wants to break free.