The Pursuit of Micro Success: A Guide to Small Online Ventures that can provide Big Psychological and Financial Benefits

by Ivica Milarić

You have what it takes to start your micro venture today and this book will show you how you can do it! Learn what micro ventures are and how they can provide you with a range of benefits! The modern world is a place that offers incredible and ever-growing opportunities. This is especially true when it comes to starting small DIY online businesses. This book deals with the same enterprises called here micro ventures, as well as the psychology of a mindset needed to run them. Instead of telling you how you can become a millionaire rock star of business, the book aims to help you start a simple, one-person enterprise and then see it slowly grow. While it might or might not make you a huge sum of money, it will show you a mindset that is neither bang nor bust, but something more grounded and sustainable. At the same time, any micro venture can over time generate money and other direct benefits. You might believe that you don’t have the time to start your micro venture. However, the book also shows you how even a minimal investment of only a couple of hours per week can allow you to create an enterprise like this. Once you get a micro venture going, you will be able to access a range of advantages that will be both professional and personal. What are the benefits you get from reading this - Understanding why so many entrepreneurs quit after their big dreams end up failing - Recognize the human need to build things of all types - Learn how the modern environment allows for an unprecedented level of opportunities for building micro ventures - Get a defined guideline on how a micro venture is conceptualized and then created - Become aware of the psychological perks that come with running a venture like this - Struggle through a bit of philosophy at the very end! Get this book and start working on your own micro venture!

51 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 21, 2019

Reviews

[Another · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good. I'm thinking a bit differently about my small business now. More relaxed about it, but I think better over the long haul.

[Francesca · Rating 5 out of 5]

The encouragement I needed to hear to know I'm on the right path!

I read this today and I just wanted to say a massive THANK YOU because it's exactly what I needed. I've been launching and nurturing my own micro ventures for nearly 10 years and I genuinely agree with you when you say you aren't the kind of person that can focus just on one thing. That's exactly what I'm like! The trouble is, I've spent most of my time as a self employed person assuming I'm scatter brained or somehow a failure because I can't laser focus on a single pursuit. I have interests in so many areas and your book helped reaffirm that I'm on the right path. I genuinely have never cared for being a millionaire or anything close to it, so why have I put so much pressure on myself when success means something different to me than those whose advice I've been listening to?

Thanks again for helping me see things more clearly. I've hated trying to conform or force myself into a box, and now I'll go forward proud of nurturing multiple projects!

[Vanessa Kenna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Decent but a bit long and wordy

I enjoyed the book but for the point it was expressing it was a tad long and wordy. It often said the same point at three different places along the book but the points were valid nonetheless

[Lieah Maxfield · Rating 2 out of 5]

If you need a pep talk into starting a project that may return some beer money every month, this is a good book. No instructions on how-to, just motivation on the fact you should.

Easy and quick read.

[Proff · Rating 2 out of 5]

Typical "How I did it without telling you how I did it".

[Ramesh · Rating 5 out of 5]

It is a short book but packs a punch with some pragmatic advice on Microventures
- Dont worry if you dont have great ideas
- Dont worry about failures, keep at it - Endurance is the key - think long term.
- Microventures help you learn and progressively get better
- Microventures lets you create and grow things gradually
- Dont have to do only the things you love but keep an open mind and try diferent things as long as it makes you money
- Keep your day job and the microventure should be more like a side hustle
- Even if the microventure grows still have an alternate plan -have a contingency always
- Dont get burned out due to your microventure
- Dont expect the microventure is going to make you a millionaire - it should be a long term play with small successes.

The book advices you to have a aim-low approach - which seems to be against other books that advice to aim high.
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