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Full Book Summary of Choose Yourself by James Altucher

By James Altucher

Self Growth Religion & Spirituality

★ 4.3 (723 ratings)

Be Happy, Make Millions, Live the Dream

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There was a time when the rules seemed simple. Go to school. Get good grades. Find a safe job. Work hard. Be loyal. Wait your turn. Retire someday and maybe enjoy your life after someone else has decided what your best years were worth. That story is broken. It was already cracking, and then it collapsed. Companies are not your family. Degrees are not guarantees. Experts are often just scared people wearing nicer clothes. If you keep waiting for permission, you will wait forever. That is the beating heart of Choose Yourself. James Altucher does not come to you like a polished guru floating above real life. He comes to you like someone who got thrown against the wall over and over and finally learned what stays true when almost everything else falls apart. He built companies and lost them. He made millions and lost them. He wrecked relationships, doubted himself, chased approval, got crushed by markets, by business, by his own bad decisions, and then slowly discovered a different path. Not a fantasy path. Not a motivational poster. A practical one. The idea is both simple and radical. Nobody is going to choose you. Not your boss. Not Wall Street. Not a publisher, investor, university, spouse, government, or crowd. The old gatekeepers are weaker than they look, and even when they do open a door, they can slam it shut anytime they want. So you have to choose yourself. You have to become the source. The asset. The platform. The one who says, I will create. I will heal. I will learn. I will put something into the world without begging a committee to tell me I exist. But this is not just about money or career. That is what gives the book its charge. Choosing yourself starts much...

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