Mon 13 Oct 2008
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“I fight authority; authority always wins.” –John Mellencamp
Citizens, consumers, and rebels of all kinds have been fighting authority for as long as history has been recorded. Sometimes they lose, as John Mellencamp sang in a great rock song, but other times, the underdog manages to unseat the strong and mighty.
Fri 10 Oct 2008
First, thanks to everyone who has purchased my new product, the Unconventional Guide to Working for Yourself. You guys are so great… but you know that already. Please make sure you’re on the list for free updates, and let me know if you don’t receive the download links .
And now, on to traveling life – or in this case, life at home.
Wed 8 Oct 2008
Coming to you from Seattle, Washington, but written during visits to at least seven countries, today I’m happy to bring you my second information product.
It’s called the Unconventional Guide to Working for Yourself: Creating Personal Freedom through a (Very) Small Business.
In the short-term, it’s all about earning an extra $200 a month, potentially several times over.
In the long-term, it’s also about freedom and breaking away from the tyranny of a job.
The product is a 53-page online guide and three 25-minute audio teaching sessions. Of course, it’s professionally designed, contains all great content like you have come to expect, and all updates will be free for six months.
Read the details or order your own copy here. Thanks!
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Mon 6 Oct 2008
Here’s an idea: if you sell something, think about why people don’t buy from you.
I don’t mean the unqualified people – there are always good reasons why people should not give you money.
But for the qualified prospects — people for whom your product or service is a good fit — why don’t they buy?
Fri 3 Oct 2008
How to reconcile these two conflicting statements?
1) Working for yourself, especially while traveling, is not as easy as most people think. The fantasy and the reality are quite distinct, and it takes a lot of work to be successful.
2) Working for yourself, even while traveling, is awesome! The freedom is great, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything.
Both statements are completely true, but naturally, we tend to view the idea of self-employment and extensive travel through only one of the two statements. I’d like to look at it a bit deeper.
This site features unconventional ideas for remarkable people. Along the way, I visit every country in the world and profile other nonconformists.
