In case you feel that you’d be a good 4HWW success story, please have a look at the site http://www.4hwwsuccess.com and contact me in case you’d be interested in an interview!

Regards,
David

I am inspired of what you have done and are doing. You reached out and changed many peoples lives including mine. I have harnessed a lot of your principles and have applied some of them, though not to it’s full potentness, i believe i am on the right track.

I had businesses over the years and also worked for others. Some went well and some did not, No regrets! Before stumbling upon the 4 Hour Work Week, i somehow had elements of what you have written about infused to what i was already doing. Faced with unemployment, a business gone bad and to top it off Plan B not panning out, family obligations, financial commitments and the list goes on, i knew one thing….i had to overcome.

I guess i could go back to my old job, they needed me, but i quit cause i cant stay put in one place and i knew there had to be a better way of making money and doing the things i wanted which really mattered to me.

To make a long story short, i improved on a very POPULAR PRODUCT in the US (i am in Thailand), started selling it and opened a shop to sell similar items or complimentary items. Its slow but its getting recognition. I was broke when i started it. I spent many nights alone trying to get the product out. I had to dig deep and use my network from my previous job.

Back to the book….when i came upon it, via You Tube. I read a few pages and immediately bought it, i was in Malaysia travelling at the time. It was a revelation. I actually was kinda half way there already and the tips you listed down on outsourcing makes so much sense. The Four Hour Work Week has been the best guide to achieving a lifestyle and personnal transformation.

Thanks a bunch,

George

I also just wanted to thank you for writing an amazing book – I’ve used very small pieces of it since I first read it, but haven’t made any of the “big” changes yet – and I plan to change THAT in the next 6 months.

Oh yes – and I’d like to hear more about your recent time at Burning Man; (that’s one of the things on my dreamline for next year…)

Cheers,
Erica

I just finished your book (2 day marathon). Now I will read it again, slowly…My question – how do you make more money and work less if you are a therapist paid per session?

Leslie

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Hi Leslie,

Good question with a simple answer: focus on high-end clients and charge more and more until client number (and your hours) decrease, leaving you with a much higher yield-per-hour and most likely higher total annual income. Same answer to: what do I do if I have more business than I can handle?

Good luck!

Tim