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sounds to me like success of a four hour work week relies on writing a book called "four hour work week" and getting people to buy it... but seriously, anythin
by ram1024 18y ago
sounds to me like success of a four hour work week relies on writing a book called "four hour work week" and getting people to buy it...
but seriously, anything truly profitable that can be handled in 4 hours a week is already being done by people.
unless you find something truly paradigm shifting innovative that only you could do, it's pretty much a guarantee that you won't be able to sustain this.
you simply can't compete in 4 hours against people putting in 40 if you're selling the same product. you have to have huge amounts of leverage to do so, in the form of irreproducible technologies, processes, personnel, design...
- dawie 18y agoRead the book. It's not as straight forward as you think, and it's actually a great read. It will make you a more all rounded, confident person. The point is not to outsell anyone, but judge how much you can make by putting in X hours and then deciding what you are happy with. IE It's better to do B2B and a 3 clients than to sell to 1000 actual customers with lots of questions etc, that takes up all your time.