What is the “Breaking The 9 to 5 Jail”?
It’s a book. It is a blue print to successfully escape out of the
9 to 5 cubicle jail and start your own business. This book is an
easy to follow guide, that would help the reader assess and evaluate
his situation, understand how “not playing, behind the ‘playing
safe’ excuse” has been hurting him, weigh his options, consider
his situation and work on the escape accordingly. It's a self help
guide that practically answers the questions and dilemmas of aspiring
entrepreneurs, including the proverbial “when to quit your day job”
question and busts some of the popular myths about startups.
How is Breaking The 9 to 5 Jail different than other business
books?
Most of the books are written from a start-up perspective and address
“How to start a business (business plans, incorporation, funding,
taxes, marketing, and strategy etc)?” Breaking The 9 to 5 Jail on
the other hand has been written from a pre-startup perspective and
it talks about “How to get to a point, where you can quit your job
and start a business?” It charts the ‘employee to entrepreneur’
transition. We all are unique, so are our situations and so should
be our plans. And this book truly follows this principle by allowing
reader to help himself through numerous exercises, worksheets, checklists,
and most importantly tips from successful escapees, after each section.
Who would benefit the most by reading “Breaking The 9 to
5 Jail”?
Everyday Dilbert(s) – Frustrated corporate employees, looking
for the perfect time and plan to escape
Aspiring Entrepreneurs – The folks who want to start their
own business or go solo
Cold-Feet Entrepreneurs – The people who have an idea for
start-up, but are cold feet to take the plunge
First Time Entrepreneurs – The people who just started their
first business
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