While spending the past two weeks delving into the innards of Google, I finally finished a project that is a mere three years old. I know it is Friday, but please forgive me because I need to share it with somebody.
I stopped running seminars in 2003 — and started a project to write the ultimate CrashProof book. This has since become a South African bestselling paperback. (It’s easy. You write the material, and give it to your publisher, and forget about it.) But, I never quite got round to polishing the digital version as a book.
That is until I was forced into developing some Internet business models for the Warriors — and I saw how easy it is. Thirty minutes ago I finished the process — and everything I know about surviving business setbacks, and structuring a business to survive failure, and finding cash in hard times — is now available 24 hours a day, anywhere in the world, within 190 seconds. (Although if you’re connecting through a Telkom line, it might take a little longer!)
If you would like some gentle reading this weekend, please check out http://www.crashproof.co.za – and by Monday you will have a will host of ideas that are going to make your bank manager very nervous. (I have a simple rule: if your bank manager likes you, then you are doing something wrong, because he is making too much money from your efforts.)
And on that note, have an excellent weekend. This will be the last weekend that we will ever experience in July 2007. Make the most of it.