Comments on: Taking Massive Action Is The Key http://onelifenofear.com/2009/11/taking-massive-action-is-the-key/ Wed, 25 Aug 2010 11:38:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=1718 By: OneLifeNoFear http://onelifenofear.com/2009/11/taking-massive-action-is-the-key/#comment-903 OneLifeNoFear Mon, 16 Nov 2009 21:09:55 +0000 http://onelifenofear.com/?p=1466#comment-903 Hi Paul, thanks for the comment. It is interesting that you say "working hard to get the projects up and running and then being able to work smarted and work less.." I think the quintessential entrepreneur is someone who loves the process of starting a business but has the need to then work 'on' it not 'in' it.. eveloping new projects, new extensions to the business and not necessarily managing it... It is funny how many comments I get about the pictures... just a bit of fun to show we are not all about business! Thanks again David Hi Paul, thanks for the comment. It is interesting that you say “working hard to get the projects up and running and then being able to work smarted and work less..” I think the quintessential entrepreneur is someone who loves the process of starting a business but has the need to then work ‘on’ it not ‘in’ it.. eveloping new projects, new extensions to the business and not necessarily managing it…

It is funny how many comments I get about the pictures… just a bit of fun to show we are not all about business!

Thanks again
David

]]> By: Paul Sabaj http://onelifenofear.com/2009/11/taking-massive-action-is-the-key/#comment-902 Paul Sabaj Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:50:11 +0000 http://onelifenofear.com/?p=1466#comment-902 David - Great post and I love the pictures of your travels. I'm re-reading the book the 4 hour work week and looking at some of the parts that I had high lighted in the book. There is a part in there were he talks of working hard to get the projects up and running and then being able to work smarted and work less. The key was finding evergreen products. Have a great week David – Great post and I love the pictures of your travels. I’m re-reading the book the 4 hour work week and looking at some of the parts that I had high lighted in the book. There is a part in there were he talks of working hard to get the projects up and running and then being able to work smarted and work less. The key was finding evergreen products. Have a great week

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