In typical 40 hour work weeks its 9 weeks.

One book I really love is The 4-Hour Work Week, it totally changed my way thinking about work and that less is more.

I have been listening faithfully to every podcast (up to 56 right now) and just got my copy of 4 hour work week.

Then four-hour work week it and let others run it for me as I move onto the next area.If I'm able to leave the 9-5 in the next five years, so be it.

I've used VAs for a completely different business, and to do so successfully I had to take the time to write very clear instructions.My business relied completely on email and other online communications, so I have no insights on how to manage them for real time or voice related communications, but I will say that I had to tailor my VAs to those parts of the business that could tolerate turnaround times of one working day (the VAs were in Asia), and that focused on routine activities and communications with management rather than with communications with customers or actions that were not covered by established procedures.The Tim Ferris book 4-Hour Workweek turned me on to the idea of VAs, and it took me a while to warm up to the idea.

Lastly, I am currently reading 4 hour work week by Tim Ferris and plan on writing a review here on the forum once complete.  

Hi ChrisI am not that busy, every person on the planet should read "The 4 Hour Workweek"A couple in different friends in different fields are doing this so i thought.

Have you read Tim Ferriss' book The 4 Hour Work Week?

Think and Grow Rich: http://www.soilandhealth.org/03sov/0304spiritpsych/030413.hill.think.and.grow.rich.pdf How to win friends: http://erudition.mohit.tripod.com/_Influence_People.pdf Richest Man in Babylon: http://www.ccsales.com/the_richest_man_in_babylon.pdf Would also recommend Tim Ferriss' 4 Hour Workweek, Michael Ellsberg's The Education of Millionaires, and Who Moved My Cheese

@Rachel Randolph Well then I recommend a great book by Tim Ferriss "4-Hour Workweek".