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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2012 · 57 MIN

Why You Don't Want A Job, and Expert Advice on Writing/Self-Publishing Your Book

from Success Profiles Radio · host Brian K Wright

This week's guest was Joel D Canfield, author of the book "You Don't Want A Job." We talked about how having a job is perhaps the riskiest career decision we will ever make. Topics discussed included lack of loyalty in the workplace, the ability to schedule your own time, and choosing your clientele. We also talked about how being technically competent in something does NOT make us qualified to run a business in that area. There are learnable skills that are required to run a successful business. We also talked about his publishing and writing career in terms of choosing to self-publish instead of finding a big publisher. Several notable differences included creative freedom, and the speed at which your book can reach the marketplace when you publish independently. Joel also published 6 books simultaneously last year on 11.11.11, and we talked about the "why" and "how" he did that. Finally, we talked about what it takes to finally write and get our own book published. Everyone has a book inside them, all that is needed at first is to decide to do it.

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