Two of the best business books I've read in my life.
On my fastlane journey, and implementing the teachings of each respective book, I've taken close notice of the similarities and differences of each book and when and how the lessons taught in each can be applied to the fastlane. Both books are about building systems and automating your business to become a cash flow machine that consumes as little (if any) of your time as possible.
It turns out that Build a Business, Not a Job is geared toward service-based businesses while The 4-Hour Work Week (as many already know) encourages its implementation in product-based businesses. Perusing each book will help the reader understand why they are different in this regard.
Bottom line: if you want to automate a service-based business, use the book Build a Business, Not a Job as one of your guides. For product-based businesses, use The 4-Hour Work Week as one of your guides.
What are your perspectives on how to automate service-based vs. product-based businesses?
On my fastlane journey, and implementing the teachings of each respective book, I've taken close notice of the similarities and differences of each book and when and how the lessons taught in each can be applied to the fastlane. Both books are about building systems and automating your business to become a cash flow machine that consumes as little (if any) of your time as possible.
It turns out that Build a Business, Not a Job is geared toward service-based businesses while The 4-Hour Work Week (as many already know) encourages its implementation in product-based businesses. Perusing each book will help the reader understand why they are different in this regard.
Bottom line: if you want to automate a service-based business, use the book Build a Business, Not a Job as one of your guides. For product-based businesses, use The 4-Hour Work Week as one of your guides.
What are your perspectives on how to automate service-based vs. product-based businesses?
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