Free Agent Nation: The Future of Working for Yourself by Daniel H. Pink - Presentation Transcript
Free Agent Nation: The Future of
Working for Yourself by Daniel H.
Pink
Enlightening And Motivational
If you’re having a baby, you read What To Expect When You’re Expecting.
If you’re considering law school, you read One L. And if you’re thinking
about working for yourself, you read Free Agent Nation—Daniel Pink’s
contemporary classic about leaving the corporate rat race. Widely
acclaimed for its engaging style and provocative perspective,Free Agent
Nation has helped thousands transform their working lives. Now the
paperback edition of this business bestseller features an all-new section: a
comprehensive 30-page resource guide that explains the basics of working
for yourself (how to get started, where to find health insurance, how to
market yourself) and includes 101 Free Agent Survival Tips culled from
successful solo workers nationwide. Hip and hopeful, Free Agent Nation
will change and your thinking – and maybe even change your life. Read it
today to free yourself tomorrow.
Personal Review: Free Agent Nation: The Future of Working for
Yourself by Daniel H. Pink
By varying accounts there are 25-30 million free agents at present in the
United States. Most of these work from home. Add millions of micro-
businesses and one comes to the conclusion that the 20th century will be
known as the first and last century in which most working people were
salaried. Up until the 20th century most working people were small
farmers, merchants and independent professionals. If present trends
continue - and there is every reason to believe they will - then by the
middle of the 21st century most working people will be self-employed in
one form or another. This will have revolutionary impact on politics, tax and
social policy and the economic balance of power. Cultural attitudes that
encourage innovation and risk-taking will have tremendous advantages in
this emerging reality. This is why I claim that: "No people on earth
(referring to the Jews) are better prepared by virtue of education,
temperament and historical adaptability to embrace the challenges of the
21st century". This book provided me with much of the information that
enabled me to open my own book "The Optimistic Jew" with the above
lines.
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By varying accounts there are 25-30 million free ag more
By varying accounts there are 25-30 million free agents at present in the United States. Most of these work from home. Add millions of micro-businesses and one comes to the conclusion that the 20th century will be known as the first and last century in which most working people were salaried. Up until the 20th century most working people were small farmers, merchants and independent professionals. If present trends continue - and there is every reason to believe they will - then by the middle of the 21st century most working people will be self-employed in one form or another. This will have revolutionary impact on politics, tax and social policy and the economic balance of power. Cultural attitudes that encourage innovation and risk-taking will have tremendous advantages in this emerging reality. This is why I claim that: "No people on earth (referring to the Jews) are better prepared by virtue of education, temperament and historical adaptability to embrace the challenges of the 21st century". This book provided me with much of the information that enabled me to open my own book "The Optimistic Jew" with the above lines.
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