Upcoming telephone
calls and courses
Enough Time AND Enough Money: How to Cut Your
Worklife and Personal Projects in Half and Still Make a
Great Living
Four Wednesdays in August 2008
As I look around, most of the
successful people I know seem to be working all the time.
Man, that’s not the life for me. I love to read, love to
play music, love to go to the movies, love to hang out with
the people I love, want to exercise and stay healthy. I
don’t want to work all the time. I remember hearing a joke
from the comedian Rita Rudner: A friend of mine was in
labor 36 hours. I don’t even want to do something that
feels good for 36 hours! I concur. While I love the
work I do, I don’t want to do it 60 hours a week or more. I
like to work intensively and then flake out, having no
scheduled or required work most of the time. I’m lazy. And
proud of it.
The other group of people I know don’t work all the time
but are struggling financially. Not for me either. I get
too nervous when I don’t have enough money. I worry about
something going wrong with my car, with my health, with my
house, that will put me in debt or strain me financially. I
worry about not having enough to live on in retirement.
I’ve been poor and stretched financially and I didn’t like
it. I was a hippie at the time and professed not to care
about money. But after a while of not having enough of it,
I noticed I was thinking about money almost all the time.
It seems like people either have enough time or enough
money and rarely do people have enough of both.
In the early 1980s, I began visiting Europe to teach
workshops. In talking with participants of those workshops,
I discovered that most of them had one month to six weeks
vacation every year. I thought to myself, “No wonder
America is the dominant economy in the world. These
Europeans are slackers.” After visiting there many times
and being so busy in my own life, I began to think: “Gee,
I’d like to have a month off every year.” Recently I have
been able to arrange to take two months off every year. And
now, some 20+ years later, America is slipping economically
and those Europeans are doing pretty well. Turns out that
taking time off may increase productivity.
It took me some years, but I figured it out how to
free up my time and still make good money. Now I feel
compelled to tell others how to do the same thing.
To that end I am offering a 4-session teleseminar
(telephone-based seminar) with some very practical
strategies for cutting your worklife in half. You can also
apply some of these methods to your personal life to
decrease the time you spend on projects or to get
long-delayed or frustrating projects completed. I will give
information on the first half of the call and then coach
anyone who has questions or implementation issues in the
second half.
The calls will happen on four successive Wednesday evenings
in August (August 6, 13, 20, and 27) at 9 p.m. Eastern
time, 8 p.m. Central time, 7 p.m. Mountain time and 6 p.m.
Pacific time.
If you can't make any of the calls, a replay will be
available for each of them.
If accomplishing this is worth $100 to you, sign up now by
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