Freedom: How to Make Money from Your Dreams and Ambitions (Amazon eBook)

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What Does True Freedom Feel Like? Do You Want to Escape the Cage Society Has Put You Into?

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“Freedom” defines the concept as the power to do work that does not feel like work or is otherwise aligned to your purpose in life. The alternative is to dread going to work every-day, existing as a slave-drone in a corporate hegemony.

This book contains both powerful philosophies AND proven techniques to help you to master a new career, and a more fulfilling lifestyle.

As a student of “Freedom” you will learn how to take ANY idea, no matter how absurd it is, and potentially turn it into the profit needed to sustain yourself.

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  jv on 30/05/2014 - 10:23

  How to Make Money From Your Dreams

  Sounds like a great plot for a movie

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  biozet on 30/05/2014 - 11:16

  isn't freedom dangerous?

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  lostn on 30/05/2014 - 13:15

  Sounds too good to be true. I'm guessing the advice will be common sense, and no easy way to make money. I don't expect such a thing to exist.

  Write a book telling people how to make easy money. Sell the book for $5. The secret? Tell them to write their own book for $5, telling people how to make money.. Get in quick though.

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    Crownanchor on 30/05/2014 - 18:33

    Its not too good to be true, look at Steve Jobs and Elon Musk for some very ambitious examples.

    You can do very well if you have a passion and a keen interest and do this as a business.

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      lostn on 31/05/2014 - 02:03

      And Bill Gates too.

      They're rare people. I doubt a book is going to create the next Steve Jobs. Otherwise its author would be one of them.

      It might be a motivational book, in which case, good on it. I can't forsee a high success rate though, not from a book given for free that's normally the price of a coffee.