No matter how fast the support technology gets, *preneurship takes creativity and hard work and therefore time. LightningSource and Lulu may help you make instant books, but it still takes months of thinking and writing to create even a half-way decent book. Ripping your blog contents into a blook is possible — try blurb.com for the fastest way to do that, but returns will be proportionate to invested effort. Unless you get incredibly lucky, a hasty blook won’t make you an instant success.

I took your 48days course a while back and was very impressed with the information contained there. Since completeing I have started a website selling self-defense products and a blog about self-protection. This is just one of the many things I found that I can do with little or no money. Eagleprenuer all the way, no turning back. I also wanted to tell you how much I liked the Plato excerpt you included in one of your recent newsletters, I copied and pasted that on my myspace page http://www.myspace.com/georgeaphillips for all my friends to see along with a link to your website. I really hope that will help others to see what I have and never be a slave to a “job” again.

I discovered your website about two years ago while I was listening to the Dave Ramsey radio show. I just started reading some of your magazine publication, and I am a really an “enterpreur, eaglepreneur, instapreneur ” at heart. I am still searching and praying for God to show me what I have passion for. Please help, “How do I discover what I have passion for” I have also held a job, just to pay the bills e.t.c. Recently I have been doing some research on stating a nursing agency in GA, but seems to find lots of so called step by step packages on the web, that I cannot gurantee if they have the necessary information that will help me start. Sorry for the length of my text. Any sugestion will be helpful. Thanks and continue your good work for people like me. I hope to one day help some else in my present position. Once again. Thank you

Today is my day, tomorrow is mine the year is already in my pocket. I just got layed off from my executive assistant position on Monday. I now am the “dog who sat on a nail” and i have had enough. Thank you for your delightful words of encouragement, inspirational stories and enough literature to change our tomorrows. I am on my way to becoming exactly what I have always dreamed “A star that was born to shine”

Blogs are seen as primarily information — not promotion of products or services. If you have too much just promotion your blog will flounder. Just start providing lots of great information to get a following. I still think it’s probably better to then have a website on the backend for more traditional marketing.