I think like any book or 'plan' that you should take from it what works. I've read this recently and it kind of works if you're single, but if you've a family

I think like any book or 'plan' that you should take from it what works. I've read this recently and it kind of works if you're single, but if you've a family or other responsibilities then there are a couple of elements that just don't work. Take from it what you can and adapt to suit your needs. I also enjoyed the book The e-myth Revisited as that told me about systemization and also Rich Dad, Poor Dad for being an 'investor'. I actually like to work, though I have a few businesses that generate good regular revenue (www.sourceguardian.com, www.europeantenders.com and www.ukscrap.com) and I hardly touch them. What they enable me to do is experiment with other 'stuff' and to build other businesses without the concern of paying the mortgage, food bills etc. Oh, I outsourced nearly everything 8 years ago and built the above using outsourced programming talent (who I subsequently made partners in the venture after we launched)