Comments on: 4 Hour Workweek Experiment Video http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/ Copywriting and Marketing Tips, Tricks and Tactics Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:25:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Amy Lowel http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2242 Amy Lowel Sun, 22 Jun 2008 10:58:38 +0000 http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2242 I can see the trip was great for your all!!! I can see the trip was great for your all!!!

]]> By: Amy Lowel http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2236 Amy Lowel Wed, 18 Jun 2008 07:47:57 +0000 http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2236 The video is great!! I really think anyone has the right to have a good rest after doing his job!!! The video is great!! I really think anyone has the right to have a good rest after doing his job!!!

]]> By: Cheryl Antier http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2171 Cheryl Antier Sun, 20 Apr 2008 16:49:26 +0000 http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2171 Hi Ray, I've been enjoying catching up on your travels. I just got back from a two week vacation - one week in Greece and one in the north of France in a little stone farmhouse with the kids. I'm going to be really interested in hearing your comments and insights about working from remote locations too. For example, I was surprised that out of 8 nights in different cities in Greece(and at 3 and 4 star hotels, so not second class by any means), I had internet access at the hotels only twice. And found it one other time by going to an internet cafe. (But not what I expected for a place that is so business-oriented). Our farmhouse offered satellite TV - and the owners use it for the Internet at their place, but it's not available at the farmhouse. So there are definitely some challenges to being able to work from anywhere. On the other hand, living the lifestyle and being able to do what you want, when you want makes up for the little glitches along the way. So when's your next update? Hi Ray,

I’ve been enjoying catching up on your travels. I just got back from a two week vacation - one week in Greece and one in the north of France in a little stone farmhouse with the kids.

I’m going to be really interested in hearing your comments and insights about working from remote locations too. For example, I was surprised that out of 8 nights in different cities in Greece(and at 3 and 4 star hotels, so not second class by any means), I had internet access at the hotels only twice. And found it one other time by going to an internet cafe. (But not what I expected for a place that is so business-oriented).

Our farmhouse offered satellite TV - and the owners use it for the Internet at their place, but it’s not available at the farmhouse. So there are definitely some challenges to being able to work from anywhere.

On the other hand, living the lifestyle and being able to do what you want, when you want makes up for the little glitches along the way.

So when’s your next update?

]]> By: Michael Angelo Caruso http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2162 Michael Angelo Caruso Sun, 06 Apr 2008 19:16:40 +0000 http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2162 Great travelogue, Ray. As someone who travels for a living (110 keynotes and presentations in 2007), I empathize with your Sedona Surprise. Way to make the best of it. -- Michael Angelo Caruso at EdisonHouse.com Great travelogue, Ray. As someone who travels for a living (110 keynotes and presentations in 2007), I empathize with your Sedona Surprise. Way to make the best of it. — Michael Angelo Caruso at EdisonHouse.com

]]> By: Henry Griner http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2159 Henry Griner Mon, 31 Mar 2008 12:52:37 +0000 http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2159 Hello Ray. Glad to read about you putting Tim's book into practice and making a great escape. Looks like you must be enjoying Sedona too much as I don't see anything posted here in the past several days. ;-) As you know, one of the things that Tim talks about that makes it possible for people to do what he does and what you are now enjoying is giving a major part of your responsibilities for many parts of you business to others to handle for you. Outsourcing is one of the best ways for the small home based person to get work done without doing it yourself. I'm sure by now you have seen the emails from Jeff Mills about his newest project, Outsource Secrets Revealed. I'm now working with Jeff (left the full-time I.T. JOB at the big furniture company last month) as his project manager and working with the outsourced resources we use to get his work done. When school is out in June (our 14yr old Jared is the last of 5 home with us) my wife and I are looking forward to taking my business on the road and do some traveling ourselves. I'll just take my external USB drive from the home office PC along with my laptop, Blackberry and Skype phone and that will be my office. I hope to meet up with you along the road at a conference or two this year, perhaps at the Big Seminar if you get there. Henry Griner Your Technology Consultant http://www.whoishenry.com P.S. Anyone wanting to get some great free information about outsourcing can get Jeff's Outsource Compendium eBook (80+ pages long) by going to: http://www.outsourcecompendium.com Jeff also is giving away over $100K in prizes during contests with his JV Partners. http://www.outsourcesecretsrevealed.com/jvblog/ Hello Ray.

Glad to read about you putting Tim’s book into practice and making a great escape. Looks like you must be enjoying Sedona too much as I don’t see anything posted here in the past several days. ;-)

As you know, one of the things that Tim talks about that makes it possible for people to do what he does and what you are now enjoying is giving a major part of your responsibilities for many parts of you business to others to handle for you. Outsourcing is one of the best ways for the small home based person to get work done without doing it yourself.

I’m sure by now you have seen the emails from Jeff Mills about his newest project, Outsource Secrets Revealed. I’m now working with Jeff (left the full-time I.T. JOB at the big furniture company last month) as his project manager and working with the outsourced resources we use to get his work done.

When school is out in June (our 14yr old Jared is the last of 5 home with us) my wife and I are looking forward to taking my business on the road and do some traveling ourselves. I’ll just take my external USB drive from the home office PC along with my laptop, Blackberry and Skype phone and that will be my office.

I hope to meet up with you along the road at a conference or two this year, perhaps at the Big Seminar if you get there.

Henry Griner
Your Technology Consultant
http://www.whoishenry.com

P.S. Anyone wanting to get some great free information about outsourcing can get Jeff’s Outsource Compendium eBook (80+ pages long) by going to: http://www.outsourcecompendium.com Jeff also is giving away over $100K in prizes during contests with his JV Partners. http://www.outsourcesecretsrevealed.com/jvblog/

]]> By: Paul Keetch http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2157 Paul Keetch Tue, 25 Mar 2008 02:35:46 +0000 http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2157 Hi Ray; I just registered for your Speed Money Seminar... in my hometown VANCOUVER! Wahoo!!! Finally, a bunch of internet marketing experts are coming to Canada! I would love to chat with you or someone on your team about helping promote this event locally as well as any sponsorship/exhibit opportunities you have. My company - Make Anything Work - trains new business owners how to think strategically about their marketing program so I think there could be a good fit here. You (or someone on your team) can reach me at paul at makeanythingwork dot com. Can't wait to meet you in person in May! Paul -- Paul Keetch Chief Excitement Officer http://www.MakeAnythingWork.com Hi Ray;

I just registered for your Speed Money Seminar… in my hometown VANCOUVER!

Wahoo!!! Finally, a bunch of internet marketing experts are coming to Canada!

I would love to chat with you or someone on your team about helping promote this event locally as well as any sponsorship/exhibit opportunities you have.

My company - Make Anything Work - trains new business owners how to think strategically about their marketing program so I think there could be a good fit here.

You (or someone on your team) can reach me at paul at makeanythingwork dot com.

Can’t wait to meet you in person in May!

Paul

–
Paul Keetch
Chief Excitement Officer
http://www.MakeAnythingWork.com

]]> By: Larry Benet http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2153 Larry Benet Sat, 22 Mar 2008 21:35:57 +0000 http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2153 Ray I think the 4 hour work week was a great book. I had the chance last summer to spend 2 days with Tim Ferris and picked up some great ideas. I just wanted to take this opportunity to wish you and Lynn a Happy Anniversary. I look forward to catching up with you one of these days in the very near future. Your Friend Larry Benet The Connector http://www.larrybenet.com Ray
I think the 4 hour work week was a great book.
I had the chance last summer to spend 2 days with
Tim Ferris and picked up some great ideas.

I just wanted to take this opportunity to wish you
and Lynn
a Happy Anniversary.

I look forward to catching up with you one
of these days in the very near future.

Your Friend
Larry Benet
The Connector
http://www.larrybenet.com

]]> By: David Brandon http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2151 David Brandon Sat, 22 Mar 2008 04:20:36 +0000 http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2151 Hi Ray David Brandon here I met you in Atlanta when you spoke and when you were having dinner with Warren. Such a Beautiful sight isnt it. Being a native of AZ Ive gotten spoiled to the beauty all around us. My wife and I now spend our Annaversiary's in Sedona at a place called Juni pine Resort just a few miles up the canyon from you. The coffe pot for brekfast is a wonderful place also. Lots to see and do. If you would like local pointers that some dont know about or in sales secerets to the Native land. Enjoy, Enjoy, Enjoy Hi Ray

David Brandon here
I met you in Atlanta when you spoke and when you were having dinner with Warren.

Such a Beautiful sight isnt it.
Being a native of AZ Ive gotten spoiled to the beauty all around us. My wife and I now spend our Annaversiary’s in Sedona at a place called Juni pine Resort just a few miles up the canyon from you. The coffe pot for brekfast is a wonderful place also.
Lots to see and do. If you would like local pointers that some dont know about or in sales secerets to the Native land.

Enjoy, Enjoy, Enjoy

]]> By: Ray Edwards http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2150 Ray Edwards Thu, 20 Mar 2008 03:46:08 +0000 http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2150 You're welcome... more practical advice and/or insights about "mini-retirement" to come... -Ray You’re welcome… more practical advice and/or insights about “mini-retirement” to come…

-Ray

]]> By: Darrel Hawes http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2149 Darrel Hawes Thu, 20 Mar 2008 01:13:59 +0000 http://rayedwards.com/4-hour-workweek-experiment-video/#comment-2149 Dude, you crack me up! Thanks for sharing part of your trip with us. Dude, you crack me up!

Thanks for sharing part of your trip with us.

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