Comments on: Outsourcing and Delegating: How to Get Started http://www.taoofprosperity.com/2007/outsourcing-and-delegating-how-to-get-started/ Helping self-employed people earn more, work less, and live a life of play * Learn practical strategies to build passive income * Shift your thinking gain confidence in your business saavy * Drop the struggle and enter play consciousness * Embrace what you passionately enjoy (while keeping your feet on the ground) and create a life that is aligned with your deepest sense of joy and aliveness. Wed, 03 Dec 2008 21:43:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: One Eyed View http://www.taoofprosperity.com/2007/outsourcing-and-delegating-how-to-get-started/#comment-18 One Eyed View Wed, 17 Oct 2007 19:18:24 +0000 http://www.taoofprosperity.com/2007/outsourcing-and-delegating-how-to-get-started/#comment-18 I read this book while on a trip to the Florida keys, and it has had quite an impact on me ever since. I do have a full time job, and also several "side jobs" that used to keep me in a frenzy. The most important thing I have learned from Mr. Ferris so far was that I needed to manage my time much better. Instead of checking my email 20 or 30 times daily, I could opt for checking once or twice a week. Quite honestly, I never would have attempted this if it were not for the fact that I was in a location without easy access to the Internet. You'd be surprised how many emails can wait a few days;) I also have started to implement his suggestions for making your day job become a remote position. I'll keep you posted on how that goes;) OneEyedView I read this book while on a trip to the Florida keys, and it has had quite an impact on me ever since. I do have a full time job, and also several “side jobs” that used to keep me in a frenzy.

The most important thing I have learned from Mr. Ferris so far was that I needed to manage my time much better. Instead of checking my email 20 or 30 times daily, I could opt for checking once or twice a week. Quite honestly, I never would have attempted this if it were not for the fact that I was in a location without easy access to the Internet. You’d be surprised how many emails can wait a few days;)

I also have started to implement his suggestions for making your day job become a remote position. I’ll keep you posted on how that goes;)

OneEyedView

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