So what are you going to do now?

You can look for something else in real estate?

Nobody's hiring now.

The market's terrible.

This could have been a huge mistake.

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This week, friend of the show and friend in general, Taylor Pearson drops by the show to talk about his new book.

This is pretty exciting.

If you're not familiar with Taylor's excellent blog, it's at Taylor Pearson.

Me, the new book's called The End of Jobs.

This week we're going to talk about the books that are defining this exciting opportunity

that people have in their working lives and why the jobs that were once considered the safest are no longer so.

The links to Taylor's book and all the stuff mentioned on the show you can find

at the blog, TropicalmBA.com slash end of jobs.

All right, I'm going to tell you what the four-hour work week whispered to me when I read it and why,

even though it's very close to the 80-20 principle and other books that existed before it,

it needed to exist for me and for a lot of others. And here's what it was. It said, not explicitly,

but it whispered like you've mentioned in the past, you can become wealthy and live location

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