A no-cost approach to getting to a 4-hour work week – a discussion with @lifedesignproj
I discovered Robert Granholm thanks to an e-book I read. His day by day approach to designing is own 4-hour workweek was really fascinating for me. In this interview he shared some mind blowing tips on the ideas in the 4-hour Workweek.
- A Simple Way to Automate Getting Freelance Clients
- An excellent screening process for a virtual assistant
- A low to no-cost approach to getting to a 4-hour Workweek
- How to start your own blog alliance
- Some thoughts on turning content into products
- Turning yours skills into products/services for dollars
- How he got a raise in bad economy and reduced his workload at the same time
- How he he only checks email twice a day as an IT support guy
- Utilizing Trial and Error in Lifestyle Design
Robert Granholm is the author of The Life Design Project, where he examines exactly what it looks like to empirically test popularized “life style designers” like Tim Ferriss (4 Hour Work Week), who have freed themselves from society’s typical view of work to live out enjoyment and freedom everyday. He is also the founder if ITArsenal
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4 hour work week, sounds like an amazing idea
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