About the book
Daniel DiPiazza, founder of the website Rich20Something.com, once logged long hours at low-paying jobs hoping to move up, before launching several businesses without startup capital by turning his skills into income. Instead of inching up the traditional career ladder, he argues for working around it. The book mixes his advice and anecdotes from other entrepreneurs with step-by-step techniques for turning a person's best skills into a business that pays well. Specific topics include three questions for testing a business idea, ruthless prioritization and riding what he calls the Motivation Wave, promotion strategies that earn money passively, and building an online following on every platform.
Arne Giske, founder of The Millennial Entrepreneur podcast, endorsed it, saying it reminded him that his goals were not far off and that he could build a business at any age.
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This book has 3 recommendations
Arne Giske (Founder/The Millennial Entrepreneur podcast)
Rich20Something reminded me that my goals aren't too far off, and that, regardless of my age, I can create a business that gives me freedom and great income!
Jordan Nicole Gill (Founder/Jordan and Janes)
I always knew I wanted to do something big but it wasn't until I became part of Daniel's community and started learning from him that I actually took action. Thanks to him and Rich20Something.com for inspiring and motivating me every day!
James Collier (Founder/Entrepreneurs Dinner)
Daniel's support with the Rich20Something community and his insights are probably the #1 reason I've had the success I've experience in business so far.
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