I really enjoy 4 hour workweek.

One of the things I liked about the 4 Hour Work Week was the suggestion that it is better to just stop doing business with the 10% of people that take up 90% of your time.

The 4 Hour Work Week was a great book. 

Check out the E-Myth by Gerber or 4 hour work week by Ferris for more information on systems. 

"Rich Dad, Poor Dad", 4-Hour Work Week, Millionaire Next Door, Cashflow Quadrant, 10X Rule, The One Thing are all books I've heard mentioned over and over on the podcast by successful investors.

Hello everyone at BP.I stumbled across BP and love it.I am hoping to meet people in my area who has the same interest in investing.I've been working in the SF bay area for 21 years and am wanting to make a change to spend more time with my family and doing something I love.I travel out of town from my home and family in Sonora to the bay for the work week so I am only home on my days off.I don't mind working hard and a lot of hours but would like to do it on my terms so I can be there for my wife and 3 kids.Are there any groups that meet in the Pleasant Hill area that meets during the week?

I've read Rich Dad, 4-hour workweek, Think and Grow Rich, Extreme Ownership, Profit First, and more trying to learn all I can.

I now have time on my hands to help out and I'm used to 50-60 hr work weeks.

Read/reading these 4 to date: How to Invest in Real Estate, The Book on Rental Property Investing, The ABCs of Real Estate Investing, The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs (threw in The 4 Hour Work Week as well).

Have you considered taking some of that 80 work week and work with someone that does this on a regular basis?