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Name: Screw work, break free
Author: John Williams

📘 Screw work, break free by John Williams

One of the biggest hurdles people encounter when they want to break free from the 9-5 is what to do instead. Screw Work, Break Free! specifically focuses on getting readers past this obstacle by overturning the myth that you have to have a perfect business idea to start off with. The tools in the book will get you started with ANY idea, and by working through the program you will learn how to test, alter and refine your first idea, which will lead to more ideas, and ultimately one you really do want to run with. The main thing is getting started with the process, and that's exactly what you'll do with the help of this life-changing book.

First publish date: 2016

Authors: John Williams

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