One Man’s Attempt at Lifestyle Design and the Quest for the Perfect Virtual Company
I am going to address something I read in an online forum this morning. It was written by someone who read through my blog and posted a comment on it. I write this not as a slam on him/her, but because until quite recently, I thought the same thing.
The comment that the poster made (in [...]
Even though I currently work for a fairly large corporation, I have always tried to maintain an entrepreneurial attitude. For me, it’s not “our customers”, they are “MY customers”. I have been with the company for several years now, though layoffs, outsourcing, reorganizations and buyouts; this is probably the main reason they keep me around [...]
There is an interesting profile of Tim Ferriss in the September issue of Men’s Journal (I have provided the link here, but at the time of this writing they still had the August issue up). It is a good look into his life, although it pretty much goes over a lot of what others have [...]
BusinessWeek has an online article called “When Should You Quit Your Day Job”. It is a good read for anyone who works full time, but has a side business, and wants to quit to manage it full time.
My original goal when I created this blog was to provide a journal of my experiences in moving from a Corporate to Freelance lifestyle. I wanted to provide at least one path so that people can follow along and see if my formula works for them.
Well, after a year it seems that although I have [...]
I am still struggling to catch up on the Thirty Day Challenge. I am on a tight schedule so it is hard right now. One cool thing is that Ed Dale, one of the creators of The Challenge is here in Atlanta for StomperNet. There is a meetup at 6:30pm at the Renaissance Hotel at [...]
I have started the Thirty Day Challenge late due to some family issues I had to deal with at the beginning of the month; I am working hard to catch up. The cool thing is that you can start any time and work at your own pace. The Challenge is a lot better this year; [...]
Lifehacker The 4-Hour Work Week Freelance Folder
