Business Around a Lifestyle

How to Quit Your Job & Build the Life of Your Dreams on the Internet, Volume 1

By: Jim F. Kukral

Narrated by: Troy A. Rutter

Length: 2 hrs and 54 mins

Publisher's summary

You risk never living the lifestyle you've always wanted if you don't at first believe you can have it. How do so many other people seem to have so much success when you don't? Learn from real entrepreneurs who have done it, and have them tell you how they did it. Then get inspired to do it yourself.

Want to have a life where you work when you want, where you want, and on things you care about? This quick, easy, motivational, and inspirational book will prove to you that it's possible. It all sounds like such bullcrap, but it's not. You can build a legitimate new lifestyle that you want if you believe it. Do you? You need to, and this book will get you there.

The Internet has made millionaires out of millions of people: real, regular people who use the power of the Web to build legitimate and longlasting online businesses. Want to know how they did it?

About four years ago I thought I was going to die from a heart attack. It turns out that I had my first anxiety attack instead. Whew! The panic came from working too hard on things I didn't enjoy and not being able to spend time doing the things I loved. From that day forward, I decided to change my lifestyle. But the catch was that I couldn't just quit working; I had to continue to build a profitable business to make money for my family. Sound familiar?

©2013 Jim F. Kukral (P)2015 Jim F. Kukral

Sincere & Applicable Material.

I five Started Jim's book called "Attention! This book will make you money." I plan on buying any other Audibles from this author I can find.

Why 4 stars? well, after all, he is a marketer and this book is part of his marketing funnel- but that's why I like him so much.

Anyone can write a book if...

This is one book of many. From a flood of authors who each publish one Kindle ebook and audiobook after the next, in a steady stream of fluff.

I enjoyed Jim Kukral's book Attention, published years ago. This one however, isn't that exciting. It's a compilation of case stories / interviews / anecdotes from other entrepreneurs.

That can be fine, but Jim proudly says in the intro that he wants to write 20-30 books in the next 3 years or such. Wow. Talk about focus on quantity rather than quality.

C'mon man. Why on earth does anyone now think he/she can write a book just because they can type or talk (to have someone transcribe it) or have someone assemble a book from a collection of their scattered blog posts? Where has the idea of taking the time to refine your thoughts fully, develop your ideas, write, edit, write, edit, until a final draft is *good enough* for mass publication?

This book is like opening a blog, reading a few random interviews. Or searching Google and clicking a few search results. To me, it's almost just spam of the Audible and Amazon product catalog – all these authors who publish one cheap, short ebook / audiobook after the next.

Easy to listen to!

Good advice that makes sense. No inflated promises. Well read by narrator, easy to understand!