http://genuinechris.com/the-e-myth-regurgitated-a-michael-gerber-hit-piece/ Genuine Chris Johnson on Freelancing, CRM, Liberty & Marketing, Sex & Money Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:35:14 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://genuinechris.com/the-e-myth-regurgitated-a-michael-gerber-hit-piece/comment-page-1/#comment-1645 Wordpress Plugin Request + Freelancers + — GenuineChris.com Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:46:50 +0000 http://genuinechris.com/?p=869#comment-1645 [...] are days (recent) that I’ve gone through droughts. I often write a lot of timeless posts (My Michael Gerber Hit Piece) that don’t need to come out any particular time. So, we need a plugin. I’ll pay for [...] [...] are days (recent) that I’ve gone through droughts. I often write a lot of timeless posts (My Michael Gerber Hit Piece) that don’t need to come out any particular time. So, we need a plugin. I’ll pay for [...]

]]> http://genuinechris.com/the-e-myth-regurgitated-a-michael-gerber-hit-piece/comment-page-1/#comment-1644 Jeremiah Arn Tue, 31 Mar 2009 18:47:39 +0000 http://genuinechris.com/?p=869#comment-1644 OK, Chris, I can see not wanting to approach it like a jobber. But take any old business and put yourself in the entrepreneur role. My understanding of Gerber is he says take the tech work, write a manual and hire it out. Take retail for example. The joy of owning a business is not putting inventory on the shelves or working the cash register. Both are critical but not what most entrepreneurs are all about. They want to be planning shelf layout, making new deals with vendors, finding the next location, etc. I guess at some point (the Wal-Marts on the scale), that too becomes the tech work and joyless. But I think any real entrepreneur going into business will not become a shouting grouch in the corner office who never does work. OK, Chris, I can see not wanting to approach it like a jobber. But take any old business and put yourself in the entrepreneur role. My understanding of Gerber is he says take the tech work, write a manual and hire it out. Take retail for example. The joy of owning a business is not putting inventory on the shelves or working the cash register. Both are critical but not what most entrepreneurs are all about. They want to be planning shelf layout, making new deals with vendors, finding the next location, etc. I guess at some point (the Wal-Marts on the scale), that too becomes the tech work and joyless. But I think any real entrepreneur going into business will not become a shouting grouch in the corner office who never does work.

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