Six forty-five in the morning. Fifteen minutes. Every day. Rian Radeon was 23 years old, with an almost-finished degree in International Relations, a brand-new analyst's badge and a credit card debt he knew less well than Indonesia's trade balance. He could negotiate in three languages; he couldn't negotiate with his own bank manager. That's when Pietro Martan, a coach he was ready to ridicule, made a strange proposal: fifteen minutes a day, by video call, until Rian no longer needed him.
Charging nothing, except the execution of the assignments. This book is the transcript of those calls. In 22 direct, provocative and uncomfortably familiar lessons, you'll discover why money is an echo of what you think about it, why you don't earn too little, you leak too much, why debt is a coffin in installments, and how the "tempter" operates: the in-house lawyer who manufactures excellent excuses for you to stay exactly where you are.
Each lesson ends with a practical Exam. Your brain will produce great reasons to skip them. When that happens, you'll know you've found exactly what you most need to do. There are two ways to read this book: agreeing and remaining the same or answering the calls. Six forty-five tomorrow is all yours.
Six forty-five in the morning. Fifteen minutes. Every day. Rian Radeon was 23 years old, with an almost-finished degree in International Relations, a brand-new analyst's badge and a credit card debt he knew less well than Indonesia's trade balance. He could negotiate in three languages; he couldn't negotiate with his own bank manager. That's when Pietro Martan, a coach he was ready to ridicule, made a strange proposal: fifteen minutes a day, by video call, until Rian no longer needed him.
Charging nothing, except the execution of the assignments. This book is the transcript of those calls. In 22 direct, provocative and uncomfortably familiar lessons, you'll discover why money is an echo of what you think about it, why you don't earn too little, you leak too much, why debt is a coffin in installments, and how the "tempter" operates: the in-house lawyer who manufactures excellent excuses for you to stay exactly where you are.
Each lesson ends with a practical Exam. Your brain will produce great reasons to skip them. When that happens, you'll know you've found exactly what you most need to do. There are two ways to read this book: agreeing and remaining the same or answering the calls. Six forty-five tomorrow is all yours.
