Laid Off Ex Exec Ideas For A 4 Hour Work Week

Suddenly, you are an ex executive. Now what? Chances are you've considered using a little of that severance pay to start your own business... but you are so devestated, that the thought is pushed back.

I know how you feel. It's horrible to have a great job, lot's of responsibility and suddenly loose it. It's hard not to spend time wondering what you could have done to prevent it or what you should have done to fight it. Forget all that.

I know - easy to say but really hard to do. But it is absolutely critical that you focus on something else... moving forward.

One of the best things that could happen to you during this time of transition might very well be one small step into becoming someone new.

Go ahead and call the head hunters, update your resume and get several interviews scheduled but also do this... every time you are tempted to look back and analyze the past - stop.

Instead, use that energy to create your future, one small step at a time.

I know you know this. But here's your reminder... Peter Drucker was right:

The best way to predict the future is to create it.

Imagine a 4 hour work week with enough money and time to enjoy life with family and friends. You can create exactly that type of future.

Have you read Feriss's book? He's probably younger and less experienced in business than you are.

Ex executives make great entrepreneurs. Ex executives have a huge advantage in that they've been running things for years.

You can live on purpose, working less and making more.

While you are waiting for the head hunters to set up a few interviews, consider these two things and dedicate four hours per week to both:

1. Learn Attraction Marketing In General, and
2. Learn Pay Per Click Advertising To Pay The Bills While You Learn