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	title:	Making a Living Without a Job: Winning Ways for Creating Work That You Love Q
	author:	Barbara Winter
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Bantam USA
	released:	August 31, 1993
	isbn:	0553371657
	isbn-13:	9780553371659

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Customer Reviews
The best book I have read in 1999 (and I read many)!! - Rated If you feel stuck in your career, wishing you had ideas for how to start developing something on your own, then this is THE book to read!! I highly recommend it. Outdated and a bore! - Rated Although I felt there was some value related to "earning centers", most of this book is one quote after another. Some of the things that really bothered me were related to what she learned from her divorce and failed marrage. Not interested Ms. Winter! Some of the points of this book may have been valid in the early 1990's, but things are a lot different with the Internet. Since 90 percent of this book is quotes from others, the author should be listed as "Barbara J. Winter, et.al., et.al, et.al, et.al." Save your money for something more recent! If You've Ever Dreamed of Being Your Own Boss - Rated This book is definitely for you. Like the previous reviewer, I was always too eratic for the status quo, didnt think like other people nor have the same "ingrained and expected" corporate mindset. This book has helped me see a way to buy my own ticket to freedom. Its good to know that there is a place for those of us who are more independently minded and that in fact we can succeed too....just on our own terms and in our own way. I would highly recommend this book and have bought it for others as a gift. Lack of Focus?... Revise... Multiple Profit Centers! - Rated In the past forty years I've lived on four continents, in thirty homes, and held fifteen jobs... and had a few self employment activities on the side. By the standards of friends and other books, I lacked direction and focus. After reading MAKING A LIVING WITHOUT A JOB, I was a person a wealth of potential "profit centers." How wonderful to be given the insight and the permission to persue income while embracing diversity. You don't have to have ONE BIG THING to creat a life without a job. If you have a lot of interests/ideas; You have "multiple profit centers." Anytime I meet someone considering a job change or a career change... I send them to this book. It will change how you think about your skills/abilities.** - Rated This book is the book for exploring your fears, strengths, weaknesses, and possibilities for how to face tomorrow and earning money there. It has basic exercises to stimulate your exploration of what you can offer the marketplace, and it provides easily understandable commonsense direction of how to find "work" you will enjoy. I have also read "Do what you love and the money will follow" by Marsha Sinetar. Both authors agree that you must do something you enjoy, but Barbara Winter gives you some direction on how to discover what that is. I can't say enough about this book. I am inspired, and I know that I will not spend the rest of my life dreading my "day job" and working only for the weekend.

Customer Reviews

The best book I have read in 1999 (and I read many)!! - Rated 5/5
If you feel stuck in your career, wishing you had ideas for how to start developing something on your own, then this is THE book to read!! I highly recommend it.

Outdated and a bore! - Rated 2/5
Although I felt there was some value related to "earning centers", most of this book is one quote after another. Some of the things that really bothered me were related to what she learned from her divorce and failed marrage. Not interested Ms. Winter!

Some of the points of this book may have been valid in the early 1990's, but things are a lot different with the Internet.

Since 90 percent of this book is quotes from others, the author should be listed as "Barbara J. Winter, et.al., et.al, et.al, et.al."

Save your money for something more recent!

If You've Ever Dreamed of Being Your Own Boss - Rated 5/5
This book is definitely for you. Like the previous reviewer, I was always too eratic for the status quo, didnt think like other people nor have the same "ingrained and expected" corporate mindset. This book has helped me see a way to buy my own ticket to freedom. Its good to know that there is a place for those of us who are more independently minded and that in fact we can succeed too....just on our own terms and in our own way. I would *highly* recommend this book and have bought it for others as a gift.

Lack of Focus?... Revise... Multiple Profit Centers! - Rated 5/5
In the past forty years I've lived on four continents, in thirty homes, and held fifteen jobs... and had a few self employment activities on the side. By the standards of friends and other books, I lacked direction and focus. ** After reading MAKING A LIVING WITHOUT A JOB, I was a person a wealth of potential "profit centers." How wonderful to be given the insight and the permission to persue income while embracing diversity. ** You don't have to have ONE BIG THING to creat a life without a job. If you have a lot of interests/ideas; You have "multiple profit centers." ** Anytime I meet someone considering a job change or a career change... I send them to this book.

It will change how you think about your skills/abilities. - Rated 5/5
This book is the book for exploring your fears, strengths, weaknesses, and possibilities for how to face tomorrow and earning money there. It has basic exercises to stimulate your exploration of what you can offer the marketplace, and it provides easily understandable commonsense direction of how to find "work" you will enjoy. I have also read "Do what you love and the money will follow" by Marsha Sinetar. Both authors agree that you must do something you enjoy, but Barbara Winter gives you some direction on how to discover what that is. I can't say enough about this book. I am inspired, and I know that I will not spend the rest of my life dreading my "day job" and working only for the weekend.

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