ginger pom said...
he has. He sold nutritional supplements through the internet.
The thing about the book is that it doesn't tell you to get rich, accumulate capital and retire early.
Instead, it advocates setting up small low intervention businesses that provide a modest income and allow you to restructure the way you live around it.
The book is about productivity, running a small business (and not meddling with it) and spending your leisure time on long cheap mini retirements.
I bought the book "tim ferris - four hour work week..." the other day, I'm up to chapter 4 at this point. My thoughts at this stage [but I might be commenting to early] "Lots of idealistic froth and bubble" very similar to many other books.
go big or go home, that's my motto in life.
