Beyond the Grind: How to Do Work That Matters, Travel the World For Free, and Escape the Daily Grind Before It's Too Late...

by Dave Rogenmoser, Chris Hull

#1 Amazon Bestseller in Travel, and #2 Amazon Bestseller in Business!Whether you're climbing the corporate ladder, a student with big dreams, or an aspiring entrepreneur... Discover how you can skip “the rut” and live the life of purpose and freedom the skeptics say is "unrealistic".In this book, you'll >How to earn 209,000 free Airline and Hotel Miles in 45 days or less>How to strategically develop your network to catapult you into 100’s of new opportunities>How to raise thousands of $$$ to fund any dream you have, all by using our Kickstarter strategy>How to unlock deeper purpose in your work and a simple tool we use to triple our effectiveness>And much, much more…The powerful ideas and tips in this book have created great amounts of change in our own lives and have been proven to create positive, long-lasting results for others.Armed with nothing but a couple MacBooks, degrees in Marketing and Education, and an insatiable drive to make their lives matter and do work they love…Chris and Dave offer a pretty unique perspective. They've lived in multiple states and countries and have backpacked through different parts of the world. They have worked dozens of jobs and even founded multiple early-stage companies.They are absolutely passionate about inspiring people to define what they want out of life and grow into the best version of themselves. Unfortunately, there is a growing disconnect between what people want from their lives and what they ultimately get.That's why this book had to be written. Scroll up to the top of this page and buy the book and start changing your life now!

Genres: Self Help

164 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 9, 2015

Reviews

[Josh Cox · Rating 4 out of 5]

Don’t Carry “Ruins to Ruins”

Moving beyond the daily grind requires knowing yourself. Chris and Dave, rightly, dedicate the majority of the book to this.

As Ralph Waldo Emerson explained, there is a superstition in traveling with the hope of finding the great enigmatic beyond. But those who, in search of meaning, galavant the globe will likely only carry “ruins to ruins.”

While helping you find meaning, the authors also provide a platform for the practical “next step.” Beyond the Grind is not only a guide but a memoir and a gift to its readers. Enjoy!

[Bret Mavrich · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good!

A lot of this stuff I've read in other similar books. This isn't the best one I've read, but certainly will get you pointed in the right direction of R's the first one you read on:
1. Starting your own biz
2. Adopting the digital nomad lifestyle
3. Travel hacking
4. Networking.

Thanks Dave/Chris!