BiggerPockets First to a Million: A Teenager's Guide to Achieving Early Financial Independence

This book was incredibly written and amazing!

The guide at the back of the book is really helpful. It gives you a roadmap to start your FI journey.

"First to a Million: A Teenager's Guide to Achieving Early Financial Independence" is a gem for young minds venturing into the world of finance. The book is not just a guide; it's a roadmap filled with invaluable advice that simplifies the journey to financial independence.What stands out most is the author's knack for breaking down complex financial concepts into easily digestible nuggets of wisdom. The book seamlessly combines practical advice with real-world examples, making it incredibly easy for teenagers to grasp essential financial principles.The author's approach to financial education is refreshing and engaging. The narrative style ensures that readers not only understand the concepts but also stay motivated to apply them in their lives. The book covers a wide range of topics, from budgeting and investing to entrepreneurial endeavors, providing a comprehensive toolkit for aspiring young minds.

I can not wait to have my classes read this book. After lucking out and hearing Dan speak on Bigger Pockets a few months ago, I thought "that might be a great book for my Money & Finance class", and after reading it, it's that and more. Dan's years as a teacher have given him this ability to write to the teen mindset that captures them and reaches them. For example, the references in his book are not just to other books, but to websites, blogs, podcasts, and YouTube videos. The book has an easy to approach pace with great energy that is going to inspire young people because it shows how these financial goals are attainable and has action steps to help them reach their goals starting immediately. The book has also already heled me create several Google slideshows and activities for my class as well. The school board has approved the book and my department has committed to buying a class set. Thanks Dan and Bigger Pockets.Sean - high school teacher, Maryland

Honestly if you get this book I suggest you to write a million notes and use all the resources and knowledge given, not only does it teach you about financial independence but it allows you to start to find yourself and figure out what life path you would like to take. 10/10, i picked this book up and couldn’t stop reading it making me finish it in a day. Definitely a must read for teens.