Do You Want to Know How to Make More Money?
Apr 16th, 2010 by Carlos
I recently stumbled into Chris Guillebeau’s site, The Art of Non-Conformity. I remember reading it a LONG time ago and even downloading his Brief Guide to World Domination a while back. Anyway, one thing led to another and the next thing I knew I was on the verge of buying one of his products called The Empire building kit. But there was a time limit on how long he would keep it available—then he would close it up and not sell it again for a month or so.
And I’m not real good under pressure like that, so I didn’t buy it.
But he made such a good impression on me, that I cruised the other products he has up in his store and found something else I liked: Create Your Own Freedom: Break Out of the 9–5. He does such a good job of presenting his products in an attractive, honest way, that I was immediately drawn to this guide. It didn’t take me long to dig in and buy it (click here to use my affiliate link and I’ll get a cut of the purchase price if you buy anything from him). I’ll be doing a full review later on but for now I wanted to share my own thoughts on creating a product like Chris’ and whether there is enough interest out there for it.
I’m thinking of creating a “How to Make More Money” guide/ebook. The guide will focus on the strategies you can execute to make more money in your life as a salaried employee. Sorry it won’t be as exciting as “busting out of the 9–5 grind” or “making money while drinking daiquiris on the beach,” but there is a reason for it: most people out there don’t want to do it. Most people just want to take their existing situation and make it better. Or they want to get a new job that pays better and is more satisfying at the same time. Starting a business is not for everyone.
Here is what the guide won’t be about:
- Tips and tricks to make money on the side
- Strategies to save more of the money you already make
- Making money by investing in stocks
- Making money by storing money in high-yield savings accounts
Anyway, I’d love some feedback on this. Is this of any interest to you? Would you like to know how to up your pay at your current job or read about the different things you can do to set yourself up for a higher-paying job at a new place? Shoot me an email or use the fancy new contact form I added here.
I’m very eager to hear what you all have to say.
