E86: Living The 17-Hour Workweek Through Outsourcing With John Jonas
Release Date: 02/02/2018
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info_outlineJohn Jonas is the author of the book How I Replace Myself by Outsourcing to the Philippines. Tim Ferriss’ 4 Hour Workweek changed his life, and John figured out how to achieve that lifestyle, but he saw the 17-hour week as a more practical method to avoid boredom and make the approach more practical. John is all about working as little as he needs to so he can spend time with his family play golf, and help others live the 17-hour week lifestyle.
Quotes To Remember:
“Outsource something you are currently doing.”
“Anytime you can gain by focusing on your business is a win.”
“There’s a different culture in the Philippines that provides a higher likelihood of success.”
“The real situation is you manage someone into becoming a rockstar.”
“The real key to success is how you handle a person.”
What You’ll Learn:
- Task you should outsource FIRST
- How to find Filipino workers that can be part of your team
- How to make sure you’re finding effective low-cost employees
- Strategies for managing a growing team
- How to get into the 17-hour workweek
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Recommended Books:
How I Replace Myself by Outsourcing to the Philippines by John Jonas
The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss
The Book of Mormon by Joseph Smith Jr.
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter
The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley
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