Click Mil­lion­aires: Work Less, Live More with an Inter­net Busi­ness You Love by Scott Fox is a book for those hop­ing to make money online. Don't let the title fool you though, this is not a get rich quick book but a high level view of what it takes to cre­ate another income stream.

Click Mil­lion­aires: Work Less, Live More with an Inter­net Busi­ness You Love by Scott Fox (web­site) is an excit­ing book which came to me just at the right time. I was look­ing for other sources of income, but didn’t want to work myself to death and be able to spend some time with the kids. I have tried free­lance pro­gram­ming but never made any money at it (ended up with mak­ing $2 an hour or close to that) and gave up when I had to run for months after peo­ple to pay.

As you well know, I like books and have a book blog. While the main rea­son for the blog is not to make money, it sure would be nice to at least pay the host­ing bills or buy some hol­i­day toys for the kids. Most book blog­gers will tell you that they’re not in it for the money, and I believe them.
But we all have an Ama­zon Asso­ciates account – don’t we?

Mak­ing money off asso­ciate accounts or on-line at all is an art form, time con­sum­ing and not as easy as you might think. We all know that the peo­ple sell­ing hope are not sell­ing a plan –and with­out a plan your dreams of Inter­net star­dom are just that – dreams. I don’t think I’ll become a mil­lion­aire, but a few hun­dred bucks a month could go a long way
Why spend energy work­ing nights, stock­ing shelves, when I can spend that energy on my own lit­tle business?

This book gives an excel­lent overview of ways to make money online through free­lanc­ing, vlog­ging, blog­ging, pod­cast­ing , etc. and how you can make all of these work together to your advan­tage. One read­ing, you can pick an avenue(s), research more and start their small online busi­ness almost imme­di­ately. There are many other sources at the end of the book for such research.

The rea­son this book excited me was not because of the infor­ma­tion (as excel­lent as it is) but because of the ideas that were pop­ping into my head while I was read­ing it. Some of them I imme­di­ately dis­carded off the bat, oth­ers I had to think about before dis­card­ing them – but I ended up with a few that I think might actu­ally be descent.

And that, my friends, is the power of this book.

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