Fire Your Boss

This book will end your doubts about making a living outside of your hourly paid job by explaining how it is done. It is time well spent reading because the author has learned by doing and has brought his experiences along.

I found Jonathan's book a fun, easy read that had many well thought out actionable steps that a person can take right now to start making a differences in their own lives. I know for myself, the last year and a half, I have been creating a runway the worst way possible (credit cards) and can absolutely see the value he is trying to communicate by doing something different and outside the box to make the changes to create the foundational changes a person needs for their own platform - and to further their skills to become experts in whatever it is they want to do or be.

It's a solid blueprint for the beginning of your pathway to something different. And he puts it in a no-nonsense, concise, yet friendly tone throughout the entire book. You never get the sense it's going to be easy, but you always feel like you'll have the support and a way to get the answers to your questions should you ever hit a real snag. Jonathan is the real deal.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

There’s always something new to learn from reading self-improvement, DIY, or business books, but all too often the things learned seem limited to the category of “what not to do”. Thankfully, this is NOT that book.

Jonathan is an author, an entrepreneur, and a success at the principles he teaches. Rather than presenting just theory, he provides actionable content with real world examples, as well as links to his website for free training - adding further depth to his message.

Another element I enjoy is his conversational style. There are other writers who are far too conversational to the point where it is a struggle to find the actual content in their voice, and many whose dry prose is a perfect antidote for insomnia. Mr. Green manages to find the perfect balance, being friendly and engaging while remaining completely professional.

I feel that, rather than learning from a professor, I’m being given practical advice from a trusted friend.

And it is really great learning from someone who actually has skin in the game – replacing his 9 to 5 with a lifestyle powered entirely by his entrepreneurial creativity.

An excellent read, very much appreciated.