In this episode of the "Money Grows on Trees" podcast, Lloyd Ross discusses the topic of fast money.

He explains that fast money doesn't last and that people often fall into the trap of looking for fast money instead of focusing on solving problems and providing value to the world. 

Lloyd shares that the fastest way to get money is to sell something, such as items in your house that you no longer need. 

He also mentions the Facebook Marketplace as a great place to sell items and make fast money.

Time Stamps:

1:00 - Introduction to the show

2:00 - Episode Title: "Fast Money: How to Get Fast Money?"

3:00 - Lloyd explains that fast money doesn't last

4:00 - Lloyd talks about people who fall into the trap of looking for fast money

5:00 - Lloyd explains that the best way to get fast money is to sell something

6:00 - Lloyd talks about putting items for sale on Facebook Marketplace

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In his early 20s, Lloyd picked up a book called “The Snowball” a comprehensive biography about Warren Buffet, arguably the world’s greatest investor of all time and one of the wealthiest on the planet. 

He bought his first stock at age 25 and by the age of 37, Lloyd achieved his first major financial goal of a Million Dollar portfolio, without ever using debt. 

He also bought a book called "Rich Dad Poor Dad" which helped him, his wife and his older sister start a side hustle, where they now teach people how to plant their Money Tree. A few months after hitting his first goal his side hustle generates over 7 figures in revenue and now he is looking to create another Million Dollar business.

Join, Lloyd on his journey to help everyday people reach their financial goals, by reading his book Money Grows on Trees at  lloydjross.com.

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