The title should be: Trying to Earn More Money? Stop Wasting Your Time. Write a Book.
Trying to Earn More Money? Stop Wasting Your Time
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Re: Trying to Earn More Money? Stop Wasting Your Time
#12"In my experience," I told her, "freelancers try to do 50 things, and they end up doing a 5% job on each of them." That's the kind of math I expect from a site called Free Money Finance.
Not necessarily concurrently?
Re: Trying to Earn More Money? Stop Wasting Your Time
#13"In my experience," I told her, "freelancers try to do 50 things, and they end up doing a 5% job on each of them." That's the kind of math I expect from a site called Free Money Finance.
Not necessarily concurrently?
Well maybe if more freelancers used Erlang, this wouldn't be an issue
Re: Trying to Earn More Money? Stop Wasting Your Time
#14The title should be: Trying to Earn More Money? Stop Wasting Your Time. Write a Book.
The fastest way to make [little amounts of] money is perhaps writing about how to make fast money.
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#15"In my experience," I told her, "freelancers try to do 50 things, and they end up doing a 5% job on each of them." That's the kind of math I expect from a site called Free Money Finance.
So they get 2.5x as much done?
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#16"In my experience," I told her, "freelancers try to do 50 things, and they end up doing a 5% job on each of them." That's the kind of math I expect from a site called Free Money Finance.
Each of the 50 things could be done to a 100%. They only do 5% of the 100% necessary for each thing. That's what I think he means.
Re: Trying to Earn More Money? Stop Wasting Your Time
#17I also appreciated the advice, though I got some cold chills reading it. For example: Today I'm making business cards for a networking event tomorrow. Oops. But I need exposure! I do...really!
Before you go! What are you going to say at the networking event? http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2009/03/15-second-marketing...
Sorry, I just got back. Your link is great. I think for me the practice of standing there having to come out with it was invaluable. Amazing how you have it all in there, but sometimes it comes out like shit through a goose and sometimes it just comes out...well. You know. Anyway. I talked and talked, listened and listened, and learned a lot.
Incidentally, there was a company pitching called eighty/twenty! Not my company, but very cool just the same.