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Don’t let the flashy title and lambo on the book cover fool you. This book is the real deal. @MJDeMarco is the real deal.
As some of you may know, this blog had some serious issues last week. It was maliciously hacked 2 times over a period of 10 days, and yesterday the database just completely failed out of nowhere. I seriously considered just dropping it all together, but I was hit with some inspiration last night to look at the issues as a good thing and use it as an opportunity to shake things up a bit.
First of all, I realized the blogging was important to me in more ways than I realized. Generally, I am not a ‘blogger’, and I particularly am not a fan of writing, but I love to help and provide resources to aid in the journey of up and coming vCEO’s. I also want an outlet to advocate the role of being a ‘Product Creator’ as a business model.
There will be 2 major changes at the vCEO. First, I have changed the base format of the blog to be more like a tumble blog, which will give me an opportunity to post shorter, more focused material, and to post more often. The second change is something I have been wanting to get into more often, Podcasting.
The Podcast’s will be focused around building businesses and products, insight into what I do to grow and enhance my business, and maybe a sprinkling of what others are doing through interviews and guests. That’s the theory for now at least.
Emergency written by Neil Strauss was first published during the early part of year 2009. The book is full of compelling twists.
Emergency can be broken down into 5 main categories which were divided into 69 chapters
Asian countries and more specific, South East Asia is favorable for entrepreneurs desiring to build and expand their businesses. There are varied reasons to move to any of these countries, either alone or together with your family to try new things specifically for future business expansion and growth at the least possible cost. (more…)