We all read the book by Ferris or people posting about working 4 hours a week. And we all would love to do that. Well, not all, and actually it is possible to really love your job in a way that it is also your hobby, but it should be possible to work 4 hours a week.
If it is possible to do this all depends on what you are doing and how much you are making. In the book Ferris is selling a popular product and when you see people online talking about doing this successfully they usually are selling something discrete and easy to outsource as well.
The most difficult thing, for me is the outsourcing of my work.
This question is often asked on internet marketing, web master and other forums. In fact, almost every time you present a new product a new product, a bunch of people post replies asking this exact question.
It is quite a logical thing to ask, because if you can get something for free which is identical to the product you offer, it would not make much sense in offering it for money, right? Well, not exactly.
I know a lot about offering stuff for free; I admin and run huge free hosting sites, file sharing sites and image sharing sites. The market for such sites is incredibly hard right now; ad spendings are down, hosters are getting strict with their policies and hosting costs, in most free giveaway markets, are always rising.
One of the favorite sites of marketeers seems to be clickbank.com. There are thousands of ‘interesting ‘products with shiny pages shouting about how exactly you can train your dog or your child. Or of course; how to be a rich person very fast. Of course I would like to be a rich person very fast, so I occasionally try this stuff out, even only for kicks to see what crap someone writes and the psychology of why someone would buy that actually.
One of these books is the getgoogladsfree ’system’. This system promises you that you can, quite easily have your Google adwords ads running for free! Sounds amazing doesn’t it? Well it is quite amazing and that’s why it very probably does not work. Seems many people are desperate enough to buy systems that cannot work, probably because they have money trouble, enough of their jobs etc.