The 6-Minute Work Day

An Entrepreneur's Guide to Using the Power of Leverage to Create Abundance and Freedom

Author: Douglas Vermeeren

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"If you want to ditch the daily grind and spend your time living instead of working while still making money, The 6-Minute Work Day is the straightforward, actionable guide you need"--

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"If you want to ditch the daily grind and spend your time living instead of working while still making money, The 6-Minute Work Day is the straightforward, actionable guide you need"--

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So many financial gurus, business books, and corporate training seminars teach you to hustle, grind, work harder, start work early, and stay late to be able to move forward in your career-or even just make ends meet.But then you get that promotion or pay off that debt and the hustle starts again. And again. And again.The truth is, you don't need to put in more hours to make more money. In fact, you should put in less-specifically, six minutes. Douglas Vermeeren, an award-winning entrepreneur trainer, has distilled his proven advice into this book to help you cast off your workday, optimize your time and freedom, and dramatically increase your income.In The 6-Minute Work Day, Vermeeren breaks down-Why we go to work-and why we don't need to do that to accomplish our goalsWhat we can really do in six minutesHow we can create and maintain a six-minute workdayHow we can expand on the income streams that our six minutes have generated to gain even more wealthIf you want to ditch the daily grind and spend your time living instead of working while still making money, The 6-Minute Work Day is the straightforward, actionable guide you need.You've heard again and again that getting rich means working hard and being willing to put in long hours, often at the expense of everything else in your life.The 6-Minute Work Day is here to dispel that myth-and show you how to grow your income without wasting all your time and energy on work.So many financial gurus, business books, and corporate training seminars teach you to hustle, grind, work harder, start work early, and stay late to be able to move forward in your career-or even just make ends meet.But then you get that promotion or pay off that debt and the hustle starts again. And again. And again.The truth is, you don't need to put in more hours to make more money. In fact, you should put in less-specifically, six minutes. Douglas Vermeeren, an award-winning entrepreneur trainer, has distilled his proven advice into this book to help you cast off your workday, optimize your time and freedom, and dramatically increase your income.In The 6-Minute Work Day, Vermeeren breaks down-Why we go to work-and why we don't need to do that to accomplish our goalsWhat we can really do in six minutesHow we can create and maintain a six-minute workdayHow we can expand on the income streams that our six minutes have generated to gain even more wealthIf you want to ditch the daily grind and spend your time living instead of working while still making money, The 6-Minute Work Day is the straightforward, actionable guide you need.

About the Author

Douglas Vermeeren discovered the books Think and Grow Rich and How to Win Friends and Influence People at age 19. Those books changed his life and set him on a course to learn from some of the globe's top achievers. He has personally interviewed business leaders and companies including Nike, Reebok, Fruit of the Loom, FedEx, American Airlines, UGG boots, Uber, KFC, McDonalds, Disney, United Airlines, Ted Baker and others to share their success secrets with you. ABC television and FOX Business refer to him as "the modern-day Napoleon Hill."He is also the producer and director of four out of the top 10 personal development movies ever made-and now the new hit film How Thoughts Become Things! Douglas has also authored three books in the Guerrilla Marketing series. He is a regular featured expert on FOX, CNN, ABC, NBC, CTV and CBC and others.