Remotely Rich

Make $450K a Year as a Web Developer

De: Matt Vogel

Narrado por: Jon Coleman

Web developers who work as employees of companies are limited in their potential earnings and subject to all of the typical issues of working for someone else. I've been there and done that. I wanted more income, more freedom, and more variety of projects. Remote contract-based web developer work offers all of these benefits to programmers who are willing to run their own businesses and work hard.

I've created and tested a unique strategy to build a very high-revenue business. It's the only method I've found that allows reasonably skilled developers to earn mid-six-figure incomes. It isn't rocket science, and you don't have to be a rock-star level programmer to do it.

In this book I explain everything I did to build my $450,000 a year web developer business. I work mostly from a small, comfortable office (by choice), but I often get away to very nice destinations and take my work with me - one of the best perks of being in charge of my career. If you are a relatively new developer, I truly believe that you can build the core skills to accomplish what I have done. For more seasoned developers, I have no doubt that you can use my strategy to earn the income that you dream about.

©2016 Matt Vogel (P)2016 Matt Vogel

Mostly how to work hard and deal with customers.

I thought this book would give you tips on how and where to find business/work, but nooo just alot of work hard... deal with customers that way... and I'm so amazing because I didn't graduate college yet I manage to make so much money... blah blah blah. 🙄 not unique and heard this so many times, you can find better on youtube for free.

Meh.

The narrator was somewhat monotone. The book had good information, but overall it's not as compelling as the title.

Is just another how to become rich book.

Is just another how to become rich book. No real value to learn.
You can find free books talking about the same concept.

No actionable items

there is a lot of discussion about author's life, work and opinions, but no actionable advice that you can begin applying today, no research, statistics or anything other than anecdotal. Too many of these kinds of books out there