Entrepreneur Magazine?

[Gray Blimp]

Hello all,

Not really a book question but... Does anyone subscribe to Entrepreneur Magazine? It's only $10, so I figured if I could learn something breezing through the magazine each month, why not. I would also like to keep up on that sort of news. However, the titles of the articles on the website seem like a typical blog (5 things that will... blah blah). Wondering if the magazine has more substance or if I should stick to books. Anyone tried it?

Thanks,

 

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[Raoul Duke]

Fortune Small Business was a good magazine to read. I have never bought Entrepreneur Magazine before.
FORTUNE Small Business Magazine: Archives

 

[MidwestLandlord]

My kids sell magazine subscriptions to help their school. So I get a lot of magazines haha (apparently my property tax isn't high enough?)

I get entrepreneur magazine. I pay like $7 a year for it and I'm quite sure I got ripped off.

It's just a bunch of "rah rah" cheerleader guru stuff for the most part.

"75 ways to become a multi-zillionaire in 2017 while only working 4 days a week from your beach front office surrounded by instagram models!" (ok, it's not THAT bad, but you get the point)

There's some gold in it occasionally, but not really worth it to sift through all the BS to find it.

 

[ZF Lee]

I just read the online free stuff. Trust me, it's very Fastlane friendly. Lots of tips, insights, challenging posts.
Better than many business news ( that are full of Slowlane mediocrity of investing like a pauper and playing safe)

 

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[ZF Lee]

My kids sell magazine subscriptions to help their school. So I get a lot of magazines haha (apparently my property tax isn't high enough?)

I get entrepreneur magazine. I pay like $7 a year for it and I'm quite sure I got ripped off.

It's just a bunch of "rah rah" cheerleader guru stuff for the most part.

"75 ways to become a multi-zillionaire in 2017 while only working 4 days a week from your beach front office surrounded by instagram models!" (ok, it's not THAT bad, but you get the point)

There's some gold in it occasionally, but not really worth it to sift through all the BS to find it.

Just read online stuff...free. The best posts tend to surface out there.
A bit basic I do admit..but some of the writers or blog links provided have been useful to continue my education. Fastlane education doesn't stop at one magazine

 

[Hassassin]

Mostly generic guru stuff. You can find better stuff on the general web.

 

[ZF Lee]

I had the opportunity to write for this magazine. But the founder of founder magazine didn't like my content ideas .

What did you write about? Why didn't the codger like it? What was your experience pertaining to the article?

 

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[Hassassin]

What did you write about? Why didn't the codger like it? What was your experience pertaining to the article?

Doh! It was Foundr Magazine that I got rejected from by Nathan Chan. Not Entreprenuer magazine. Hence why I changed my post ;/.

In my defense, I've only slept an hour, think I'll crawl back to bed....

 

[Gray Blimp]

Thank you all for saving me the time and money. I'll admit, I kinda wanted something to read in my mornings when eating because I don't subscribe to the local newspaper. I do listen to Darren Daily but that's only a couple minutes. Anyone give his Success magazine a try? Or should I just stick to podcasts and books? LOL.

 

[Kingmaker]

If you want to read business stuff, buy your local area's 'business journal'. You will see what industries are hot where you live, see the names of growing companies and people doing things (who you can then cold contact), and they profile local entrepreneurs and their ideas.

 

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