Posts Tagged ‘Making a Living Without a Job’

Play It Again, Sam

Posted on August 28th, 2009 by by Barbara

One of the things Malcolm Gladwell discovered after researching outstanding achievers for his book Outliers is, “What we call talent is really the desire to practice.” He’s not the first person to point that out.

Three years ago, Tiger Woods …

Through the Back Door to Getting Published

Posted on August 24th, 2009 by by Barbara

Making a Living Without a JobOn February 29, 1992, I woke up in my New York hotel room scared to death. I was about to teach Making a Living Without a Job to 125 students at the Learning Annex. Although I’d taught the class dozens …

Why Would Anyone be Joyfully Jobless?

Posted on June 13th, 2009 by by Barbara

Every Wednesday my suburban newspaper shows up in my mailbox. I always look forward to reading it since the editorial staff seems to think that the most fascinating folks in our community also happen to be joyfully jobless. 

This week …

Weekend Excursions

Posted on May 1st, 2009 by by Barbara

This week I’ve been reading the galleys for the new Making a Living Without a Job. I came across this story (which you’ve seen if you’ve read the book) and knew it was worth another look.

When you are

10 Myths About Being an Entrepreneur

Posted on February 3rd, 2009 by by Barbara

It always startled me in the early days of my Making a Living Without a Job seminars when someone would raise an eyebrow and say, “But you don’t actually do this yourself, do you?” Long before I turned my attention …

Ideas From Everywhere: Roundup Week 4

Posted on January 24th, 2009 by by Barbara

Monday was a National Day of Service and Seth Godin offered 18 creative service ideas that could be a worthwhile way to spend some time whenever you’d like to offer it.

For the past several years, Kiplinger’s magazine has run …

Benvenuto!

Posted on August 28th, 2008 by by Barbara

Buon viaggio….good journey. How nice to have you along.

This blog has been a long time brewing. Hardly a day passes when I don’t come across a fascinating new business idea, inspiring story or useful resource and want to pass …