Ask the Author: Paul E. Casey
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Paul E. Casey
All of my books have evolved around self-employment. After taking stock of my own experience of being self-employed and interviewing hundreds of successful entrepreneurs, I came to the conclusion that the really successful entrepreneurs are very well prepared to take this step. That led me into my third book about self-employment "Pre-Flight Check List: Is Self-Employment for You?". Before departure, a pilot goes through a pre-flight checklist. This procedure assures the safest possible flight. It works. Air travel is the safest form of transportation. I developed a similar checklist or quiz questions for those curious or serious about joining the ranks of the self-employed.
Paul E. Casey
When I feel that something I have learned and experienced will help someone else. If they are inspired, all the better.
Paul E. Casey
Avoiding the Turbulence of Self-Employment: Stories of Entrepreneurs. What they did RIGHT…What they did WRONG and would they do it again?
Paul E. Casey
You look at a blank page and after some effort, you can see what thoughts that have been stored in your brain. The process forces you to organize and add clarity to what you are thinking.
Paul E. Casey
I sit down and just write what I am thinking. In the first draft, don’t worry about spelling or punctuation. Let the process free flow. The step is fun and liberating.
Paul E. Casey
Write every day. Set aside 30 minutes, one-hour, two-hours; whatever you can fit into your schedule. Also pick a consistent time. 5 a.m.? 7 a.m.? or 7 p.m. and stick to the regiment of writing every day.
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