Sean’s Rant

There are risks to both alternatives. Although it may seem like the best way to go to start a business over grinding it out as a wage slave, lets do a quick risk-reward analysis.

Wage slaving: There is definitely a risk here, so don’t get confused with this as the low-risk option right away. The risk factors at play here are:

Jim Littlefield interviewed me earlier. See the comment here. We are both proponents of the Four Hour Work Week.

The Four Hour Work Week:

The alternative is the deferred life plan

Media used to be “what they wanted you to watch”. With RSS the user now has the power and access of someone who goes to a library or bookstore and sees the “LOUD!” exhibit, which the user can glance at and drill down deeper into if he wants to. It doesn’t stop there anymore. Its not just picking which billboard anymore. Now its deciphering which section and book you are interested in, on a continuous basis. I pick RSS feeds, and if I don’t like them they get dropped like a book that wasn’t that interesting. If I like what an RSS feed has to say I start to get more immersed, and get committed. RSS is the ultimate F YOU to the mainstream media.

I listened to this interview with George Green yesterday and it made me take a look at some of the factors in it.

Here goes: I’m going to try eating only fruit for breakfast and lunch 6 days a week. Which opens up some time over lunch for me to nap in my car which might have a twofold benefit. I’ll get back in a week with the results.