I just finished reading “ONO: Options, Not Obligations” by Marc Warnke and I have to say: if you have any desire to be in business for yourself and to use that business to create a lifestyle filled with the things you want to do instead of the things you have to do, you really need to read this book.
Marc is an expert in ONO, having created a life in which he is free to spend time with his wife and kids as he chooses and to pursue his passions. This life didn’t happen by accident or some random stroke of luck, though: Marc applied the principles he writes about in “ONO” to seize the opportunities that were presented to him and leverage them into the life of his dreams.
Instead of presenting a step-by-step “how to do” approach to creating ONO, Marc focuses on “how to think”. He helps you create a mindset of entrepreneurialism while working at your current job so that you can make the transition when the time is right. Rather than encouraging new entrepreneurs to plunge in and “follow their passion”, Marc recommends developing a calculated, well thought out path to creating ONO.
What I appreciated most, though, is Marc’s voice. He speaks with the compassion of someone who has been there and at the same time doesn’t allow us to wallow in our self-pity. His inspiring words will help you find the desire to do something different, to start looking at your life and the decisions you make through new eyes: the eyes of a Family First Entrepreneur.
I hope you’ll take my advice and order your copy of “ONO: Options, Not Obligations” today. Once you’ve read it, I’d love to hear what you think, so head back here and leave a comment or start a discussion.
Thanks for reading!
