"When you don't quit your job properly to start a business, you will soon find yourself needing to apply for another one." Professor Devin
Going from full-time employment to full-time entrepreneurship is a fearful concept. There are minimal resources to help with this transition. You need a plan and resources, but most importantly you need instructions and information. You need help from the right source. You need to learn money, perspective, habits, leadership and how to execute. Furthermore, you need to learn these things from an individual who stood in your shoes and survived to tell the tale.
I won't lead you wrong. Work with me and my team. We are the BEST in the business of business. Google me and see for yourself! In my book below, I share my story, struggles, and specific steps on how you can make your own Power M.O.V.E.! It's the best place to start. This book is the blueprint to building your own successful business from a kid with a modest beginning in life! |
The Entrepreneur's Professor
"America's #1 Professor for Entrepreneurs" 
I LOVE Quitters!
I love helping those trying to quit a job to build a legacy of their own. The community needs you! This book is a timeless classic! An insightful guide to entrepreneurialism... Readers will find some valuable advice about transitioning from employee to entrepreneur... Kirkus Book Review
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Get My Book!
Power M.O.V.E.: How to Transition from Employee to Employer! This book takes you on my detailed 12-month strategic plan that I used to resign from my stable corporate career in order to build businesses of my own!
I reveal 16 lessons on how to quit, start and build a structured sustainable business. I even include ways to replace that job income. These are practices I still use to this day every time I start a new business... They work! 
$24.95 +s/h
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What You Will Learn in This Book
How to Quit
- (Quitting a job is a science that shouldn't be carried out with emotions or common sense.)
- (Putting together a profitable business is not easy textbook theory or else everyone would succeed at it.)
- (Novice entrepreneurs get easily disappointed with their results from using easy and ineffective means to build a business. I show you the way of a true enterpriser.)
- (Your ultimate goal should be to get freedom from your business operations. To get there, you will have to properly complete the first few steps.)
My 4-Step Plan works for any aspiring full-time entrepreneur
no matter what their starting point was in life...
Here's what you will gain:
Move I – The MINDSET: Assessment
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Move II – ORDER: Preparation
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Move III – VACATE: Allocation
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Move IV – EXECUTE: Implementation
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Understanding the Transfer of Knowledge
When people attend college, they are in essence paying someone to help them get a job. When you look at the average student loan debt, people are paying tens of thousands for this service. They are paying premium to feel accepted by society and get a job. I wholeheartedly believe in education but I believe in a stronger objective, which is to help people reach astronomical success. So I feel colleges should teach ownership in all disciplines, while they are teaching "skill".
Learning to get wealthy is worth a lot. But the interesting thing is, those that teach wealth-building charge way less than a college that teaches you employment. Despite this, we go for the "seemingly" guaranteed route. That culture MUST change among our community of entrepreneurs.
The other interesting part about knowledge-acquisition is when we get knowledge, when tend to overlook how valuable it is. We relegate it to common sense, while it actually isn't. So much of what you know is worth millions, quite frankly. If you weren't worth that much, then why do you think America would spend millions trying to free American hostages or find them in search and rescue missions? Why do you think insurance companies would insure you for tens and hundreds of thousands? You're worth a lot and so are others. So, before you discount paying for a slice of someone's education when they are allowing you to acquire a piece of it, think about the end gain rather than the initial investment.
Learning to get wealthy is worth a lot. But the interesting thing is, those that teach wealth-building charge way less than a college that teaches you employment. Despite this, we go for the "seemingly" guaranteed route. That culture MUST change among our community of entrepreneurs.
The other interesting part about knowledge-acquisition is when we get knowledge, when tend to overlook how valuable it is. We relegate it to common sense, while it actually isn't. So much of what you know is worth millions, quite frankly. If you weren't worth that much, then why do you think America would spend millions trying to free American hostages or find them in search and rescue missions? Why do you think insurance companies would insure you for tens and hundreds of thousands? You're worth a lot and so are others. So, before you discount paying for a slice of someone's education when they are allowing you to acquire a piece of it, think about the end gain rather than the initial investment.
