How To Start Living Show (formerly How To Quit Working)

Tune in for an announcement and to learn the truth about passive income. Lots of folks will tell you that passive income is great, magical and all you have to do it put up a few videos and people will throw money at you. Heather Osgood has created multiple businesses that generate passive income and will give you truth of what it takes to create real passive income on this episode of the How to Quit Working Show. 

We recently surveyed our listeners to find out the biggest roadblocks that are stopping you from quitting your job and starting a business. On this episode of the How to Quit Working Show, Jeff answers the first roadblock you identified: FEAR.

Why are you living small? Have you ever wondered what you’re gaining from living small? Why aren’t you living to your full potential? Why are you afraid to live fulling sold out? This is a theme that I’ve been addressing a lot the last few weeks in my coaching practice. Its an issue many people face. So what are you really afraid of? I found a quote in Og Mandino’s The Greatest Miracle in the World that I’d like to share. “Because all of us know that we can be better than we are. Oh, it is true that most humans cannot translate this hidden feeling into words, but there has been something implanted within each human being that removes him or her, completely, from the animal kingdom. And that something, almost a second conscience, continues to remind us at the most unexpected moments of our dull lives that we are not living up to our potential. It is only logical, therefore that if we know we can do better and we are not doing better, if we know we can be earning more worldly goods and we are not, if we know w

Bobbi Linkemer on how to turn your job into a business and make it last for 25 years. Bobbi Linkemer didn’t care much for working in corporate. When she was fired from her job in the 1980’s, as she was looking for another, she found out that people wanted to hire her directly as a freelancer. A business was born. But it didn’t last all this time by luck. Bobbie explains how she started a successful business long before the Internet, podcasts or social media on this episode of the How to Quit Working Show.

Some entrepreneurs know exactly what their passion is and what they want to get up every day and do. That's great for them, but most of us have to work hard to figure this out. On this episode of the How to Quit Working Show, Jeff discusses how to stay motivated even if you haven't "found your passion." 

Listen to this episode of The How To Quit Working Show where Heather is going to discuss the 4 main steps to marketing success that will take your business to the next level.

Jeff decided to just turn on the microphone and start talking about whatever entered his mind. He rambles on about risk, passion, money and gurus on this episode of the How to Quit Working Show. 

Entrepreneurship lessons from Julie Busha of Slawsa Julie Busha had an old family recipe for a new kind of condiment. Her dream was to take it to the market — in a big way. By being stubborn, persistent and working hard and making sacrivices, she got it into over 600 grocery stores across the country. Then she went on Shark Tank seeking a $150,000 investment and what happened shocked her. On this episode of the How to Quit Working Show, Julie tells us about her experience on Shark Tank as well as what she’s learned from growing Slawsa from nothing to what it is today.  Keep the conversation going! Join the How to Quit Working Circle on Facebook Learn more and order at slawsa.com (enter discount code “quitworking” for the How to Quit Working discount!) Join the How to Quit Working Circle on Facebook How to Quit Working NOW! Coaching Program

When issues arise for you in your life and in your business what is your knee jerk reaction? Do you have a tendency to blame others or do you ask what role you’ve played in the situation? For many of us pointing fingers, looking around to see who the easy target might be is an easy and almost second nature response. How is that reaction helping you or hurting you as a business owner?   When we look to blame others instead of taking responsibility we’re giving our power away. If your business is in a negative situation or a situation that is less than perfect by blaming someone else for the predicament we’re saying to ourselves and the world, “this happened TO me. I had no control in creating this situation.” If you had no control in creating the situation than you have no control in rectify or fixing the situation either. Not a positive position to be in while running a business.   Looking to others as the cause of the issues in our business takes our focus off of the desired outcome which in most cases is t

Starting a business with Nellie Akalp of Corpnet Back in the late nineties Nellie’s husband Phil had an idea. He thought there had to be a way to help small businesses incorporate and start their businesses online. With 100 bucks in a spare bedroom, Phil and Nellie started a business they later sold for 20 million dollars. On this episode of the How to Quit Working Show, Nellie will tell us how she did it and how you can too. Keep the conversation going! Join the How to Quit Working Circle on Facebook Learn more and start your business at CorpNet.com Contact Nellie and Corpnet at info@corpnet.com Contact CorpNet on Twitter Join the How to Quit Working Circle on Facebook How to Quit Working NOW! Coaching Program About Nellie and CorpNet: Nellie Akalp is a passionate entrepreneur, small business advocate and mother of four. Through the various “Do-It-Yourself” and “Business-Startup” services she has founded since 1997, she has formed over 100,000 corporations and LLCs for small business owners. Her last comp

J. Massey on creating passive income through real estate J. Massey had a 380 credit score, 75 bucks in his pocket, and was squatting in bank owned property. Until he discovered real estate. When he learned how to identify and capitalize on real estate, his life turned around completely. On this episode of the How to Quit Working Show, J. reveals the four elements of real estate investing and how you can create cashflow with real estate no matter what your existing resources.  What success means to J. Success is being able to tell your children they can do whatever they want and be able to be an example of that.

Learn how to get over overwhelm and become productive on this episode of the How To Quit Working Show with Heather.

There are a lot of gurus out there who will tell you that online business is the way to go, investing in real estate can actually get you faster results. Jeff explains the 7 reasons why real estate investing is better than online business on this episode of the How to Quit Working Show.

How to Quit Working Circle member, Elizabeth (Beth) Cody discusses the results she got using J Massey's cashflow program to begin investing in real estate. Get more information about how Beth created her real estate business at: http://howtoquitworking.com/cashflow

Communicating with Your Spouse as an Entrepreneur   Are you a wife? Are you a mother? Are you a business owner? Chances are you’re at least two on this list. So how do you balance all this? How do you create a dynamic company, spend time with your children and give your husband the attention he desires. It’s certainly not any easy task, but here are a few tips to help you juggle it all.   First, know what your goals are as a women. What are your core values? What kind of a wife do you want to be? What role do you want to play in your relationship. In regards to your children decide what you want to teach them. As parents it’s our responsibility to teach and guide our children to maturity and produce hopefully a very successful adult that will contribute to the world in a positive way. Next, think about your business. What kind of a business owner do you want to be? What role do you want your company to play in your life. Is it playing that role? Once you’ve established these boundaries and guidelines for your

This is an encore presentation of episode 220. Carlota Zimmerman took a few runs at creating a successful and passionate life of freedom before finally finding her passion and success as a coach. Carlotta shares her journey on this episode of the How to Quit Working Show. Carlota's Website: carlotaworldwide.com Contact Heather or get more information about coaching Join the How to Quit Working Circle on Facebook How to Quit Working NOW! Coaching Program About Carlota As the Creativity Yenta, Carlota Zimmerman blends undaunted enthusiasm with a "let's get real, people" coaching style that has helped clients across the globe start businesses, find fulfilling second careers, and become leaders in their respective fields.A self-taught entrepreneur, Carlota launched her business, www.carlotaworldwide.com in 2008, with more moxie than money, using cutting-edge social media strategies to build an international brand.   No less than US News & World Report has named her a "social media expert", and she's been featur

In this episode of The How To Quit Working Show, Heather continues sharing useful business insights and lessons she has learnt from running several businesses.

What Happens When You Stick With It Most People Quit. But not Jason Wells. In February of 2014, Jason was on the How to Quit Working show and explained his transition from working a factory job to launching his career as a full-time musician. Jason is back to give an update and tell us what happens after another year of persistence. Jason's Web Site: jasonwellsmusic.com Jason on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-modern-vintage-movement/id722871728 About Jason: Jason Wells walked away from the security of an hourly job to pursue a music career. Many have called him crazy, but Jason realized that you only have one life to live and he wants to make a difference with his life. In 2008 when the economy went bad and everyone was loosing there jobs, Jason didn’t escape the trouble. He was laid off work for a year and a half and turned that opportunity into his chance to start his music career. A year and a half later Jason had the chance to go back to work, and he caved in to the pressure of what seeme