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With traditional career doors slamming shut, it’s easy to panic, butChris Guillebeau sees opportunities everywhere .
Making a careerout of your passion sounds like a dream, but in thisstraight-forward , engaging book he shows you how to get it done, onesimple step at a time.”
—Alan Paul, author of
Big in China
“Business, like traveling, is often improved by starting poor. Youare forced toimprovise, innovate, and stay close to reality. You can’tbuy solutions, so you have to create your own. Suddenly you havethe first part of success—somethin g of value. I got all this from
The$100Startup
, which is
full of practical advice about inventingyour own livelihood
. I’ve done a handful of $100 startups myself,several of which I later sold.
Chris Guillebeau knows what heistalking about. Listen to this book!
—Kevin K elly , author of
W hat Technology W ants
“This book is more than a ‘how to’ guide, it’s a ‘how theydid it’ guide that should persuade anyone thinkingaboutstarting a business that they don’t need a fortune to makeone.”
—John J antsch, author of
Duct Tape Marketing
and
The Referral Engine
“Is that giant knot in your stomach keeping you fromstartingyour own business or pursuing the career of your dreams?
ChrisGuillebeau’s seasoned, practical advice and his efficientblueprint for entrepreneurial success will alleviate youranxieties and getyou on the path to being responsible for—and in control of—your future.”
—Erin Doland, editor -in-chief of Unclutterer.comWith traditional career doors slamming shut, it’s easy to panic, butChrisGuillebeau sees opportunities everywhere .
Making a careerout of your passion sounds like a dream, but in this straight-forward , engaging book he shows you how to get it done, onesimple step at atime.”
—Alan Paul, author of
Big in China
“Business, like traveling, is often improved by starting poor. Youare forced to improvise, innovate, and stay close to reality. You can’tbuy solutions, so...