A Joosr Guide to... The $100 Start-Up by Chris Guillebeau: Reinvent the Way You Make a Living, Do What You Love, and Create a New Future

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Why spend most of your life working for other people, endlessly slaving away and trapped in a dull routine, when you could be using that time to realize your dreams? It's possible for you to turn your greatest passions into profit, and The $100 Start-Up is here to show you just how to do this.

All over the world, people are following their passions to create a new kind of start-up known as a "microbusiness." These businesses operate on an extremely small scale, and are built around using an individual's skills or interests to generate money in a meaningful way. Discover how to create a microbusiness of your own, how to attract and retain customers, and how to keep earning the money that will give you the freedom you've always desired.

You will learn

· How to work out which of your passions and skills are profitable

· Why your first sale needs to be made as quickly as possible

· How to increase your revenue without increasing your workload.

21 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 9, 2016

Reviews

[Shane · Rating 2 out of 5]

Don't waste your time, read the actual book.

Not detailed, only references actual book. Do not recommend, hurt read the real book and save yourself the time. The only good thing is to get your mind thinking business process but the cliche of following your dreams to monetise is obvious and this book does nothing at providing realistic advice on that front.

[Melissa · Rating 4 out of 5]

I thought this book was excellent. It had a lot of great ideas really and good suggestions…..things I hadn’t thought of. I think I would need to listen to it again probably a few more times to really soak it all up but I would definitely recommend to anyone even contemplating starting their own business, or if you have something you really really love to do.

[Dhawy Farras · Rating 4 out of 5]

Simple but Deep understanding

This book is about pracitical concept that shows no matter what kind of skill you have, you can still do your start up because it drives from your passion.

[Solomiya Zahray · Rating 5 out of 5]

brief&clear on 100$ starup; find something your good at that people are willing to pay for; build the service, make the offer, do sales and increase in increments, if you'd like. #microbusiness

[Nimantha Gunawardane · Rating 1 out of 5]

Good advice!

It's a good book. But there are no much details. It can be read in 30 mins. Don't buy the printed version. Just buy Kindle version for 1 or 2 USD.

[omar yousry · Rating 3 out of 5]

Although it's a Jooser guide, but i didn't feel that i got it all from original book, and some info was cutted out