Hey Fiverrtastic readers,
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Have you ever wanted to learn how to make more money working less time. There's got to be some bullcrap get rich quick scheme or something right? Wrong! Actually I came across a Fiverr seller who sells e-book and tutorials and they are well worth their $5. This guy's books are logically sound and very thought provoking. One that I read the first few chapters of was about time management. The e-book is called "How to Work Less and Earn More". Seriously this book is extremely thought provoking and just from what I have read I have realized that I am a big time waster myself. The Fiverr sellers username is petervcrisp and whatever you order from him is definitely worth way more than $5. Ok so let me explain to you what I have taken out of the book so far: I have learned that not everyone is gifted at running their own business. From what I have learned on Shark Tank and Dragons Den there's an entrepreneur and a "Wantrepreneur". Think about that for a second, there's the ones who have what it takes to be successful and the ones who lack the understanding of a business. The ones who lack the understanding will ultimately struggle from one business venture to another or their business will ultimately be a hobby. I'm going to speak to my larger audience of readers, the freelancers and the stay at home mom's and dads. Is your freelance career making you money or is it just a hobby? If after doing this more than a year you're not making enough to live comfortably, you might want to find other websites to work with and take a risk with subscription job posting sites.