How to be a Successful Lifestyle Entrepreneur: Secrets Revealed

Posted by ivanpw under Self-Development
From http://www.bizpenguin.com 3992 days ago
Made Hot by: maestro68 on May 29, 2013 11:01 am

I am a lifestyle entrepreneur. Learn how I build my business around my lifestyle - and run my business online wherever and whenever I want.

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Written by lyceum
3981 days ago

Ivan: Thanks for the information. Do you think that mainstream journalists will write as much about lifestyle entrepreneurs in the future, as they they write about athletes nowadays?

"He has many nicknames :) I personally don't think many athletes can be lifestyle entrepreneurs. IMO, they need to be, well, entrepreneurial in order to be one..."

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Written by ivanpw
3980 days ago

I think so - it's a growing trend, as mobile tech dev and gadgets make lifestyle entrepreneurship even more possible.

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Written by lyceum
3982 days ago

Ivan: Thanks for the basketball information. Is Shaq's nickname Big Daddy? Do you think that many athletes could end up as lifestyle entrepreneurs after their sports career is over?

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Written by ivanpw
3981 days ago

He has many nicknames :) I personally don't think many athletes can be lifestyle entrepreneurs. IMO, they need to be, well, entrepreneurial in order to be one...

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Written by lyceum
3982 days ago

Ivan: Yes, you change your drinking habit and become a tea drinker! ;)

I am not into basketball (I am 5.2"), but I admire Michael Jordan very much.

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Written by ivanpw
3982 days ago

Martin,

MJ is the greatest, but Shaq is the coolest: Big Daddy is a big basketball player and a great entrepreneur/investor (he bought a percentage of Google's IPO stocks, by the way...)

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Written by lyceum
3984 days ago

Ivan: Yes, Tim's latest book is huge! Are you are tea drinker too?

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Written by ivanpw
3982 days ago

No, I am actually a coffee drinker. But I should change that, obviously! But perhaps unrelated to that, I am into basketball and amazed how some techniques can really be mastered - courtesy of Tim's 3-point shooting tips.

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Written by lyceum
3985 days ago

Ivan: I have heard about Yaro Starak in different situations and I have been at his website. I have to check out Lea Woodward, because I am a globe-trotter in training. I have read Tim Ferriss blog for a long time and I have three books by him.

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Written by ivanpw
3984 days ago

Martin,

That's great! I think Tim's 4-hour Chef is phenomenal.

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Written by lyceum
3986 days ago

Ivan: Thanks for sharing the "Secret"... ;) I want to talk with you more on the topic on how to build a real asset for the long run. Do you have tips on more lifestyle entrepreneurs and where you could find them in cyberspace?

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Written by ivanpw
3985 days ago

Martin,

:D

Lifestyle entrepreneurs: I always follow what Yaro Starak is doing ( http://www.entrepreneurs-journey.com ) - in fact I practice what he taught in when I was still a noob in online entrepreneurship.

I also follow what Lea Woodward is up to :) She runs several (revenue-making) websites while traveling the world (ooh - envy, envy!)

But the number one person to follow when it comes to lifestyle entrepreneurship is none other than Tim Ferriss :)

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