First, you need to know that there's no fluff in this report. If I can say something with two words, I never use three. It's not about quantity: It's about quality. The more someone goes on and on and ooooon about a subject, the less experienced he usually is. But I have written this manual in a "do this, do that, go here click that" manner. No time to waste. As you read each section of this guide, note down the facts that are interesting and offer new knowledge to you. You can use a piece of paper, or even your computer's "NotePad" (whatever you like best). That way, you will create a smaller "mini report" with all the highlights of the original report.
People remember only 10% of what they read. Most don't remember what they had for lunch. This is especially true today (with the great amount of information we are trying to absorb). So, do the smart thing and take notes. After you read the whole report once, you can then refer back to your "mini report" whenever you like. So, open a new text file right now (NotePad or Word or whatever). Or, take pen and paper and place it next to you. This is your financial future and your life we are talking about here. It's in your best interest to read, understand, absorb and then USE this information.
