Overlap

Start a business at your full-time job. A free audiobook.

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Start a business at your full-time job. A free audiobook.

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Overlap

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Hey @mijustin thanks for the hunt! Thank you for taking the time to read this. My name is Sean McCabe, and I'm the author of Overlap. Overlap helps you go from overwhelmed and feeling stuck to getting clarity and creating financial freedom. The book is a practical, down to earth guide on making a living doing what you love while using the day job to support your bills. It's a transition, not a leap! I’ve been working on this book for nearly four years, and after hundreds of in-person conversations with people who feel stuck, what I discovered is this: Most books are addressing the wrong problems. I found that the things holding you back aren’t necessarily lack of business knowledge, finance, or anything like that (although yes, the book covers those things in depth). In my conversations, I learned it’s these things that are holding you back: • Lack of support from your family. • Trouble finding motivation. • Not enough time. • Difficulty focusing. • Unsure of the right thing to pursue. • Feeling overwhelmed with the possibilities. I reverse engineered Overlap to solve every single one of these struggles. First, I help you get unstuck, then I give you the practical steps so you can build a business while working a full time job. I hope the book helps you.

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9yr ago

Overlap

Maker

Oh, we also did something really cool with the audiobook—which is free ($0.00) by the way: You get your own unique feed link that you can plug into your favorite podcast app to get immediate access to the audiobook on the go! The chapters simply show up as individual episodes. The feedback we're getting on this has been pretty awesome. 👌🏼😄

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9yr ago

@seanwes That sounds cool! is the audiobook still free?

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9yr ago

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My friend @seanwes is one of the most articulate thinkers I know. He can take things that feel vague and undefined, and make them clear. His new book is Overlap, and I'm listening to it right now. If you've ever wanted to quit your day job and build your own startup, this is for you!

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9yr ago

I've been following Sean since 2015 with everything he teaches. It's what inspired me to use the revenue channels I have today, whereas I might have just stuck with being content having an uncomfortably unfulfilling day job. I started pursuing design and have grown my own small business with clients and grew a small but fulfilling community. I've been listening to this audiobook this morning, and this is exactly what I need. Thanks for sharing @mijustin @seanwes

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9yr ago

This is one of the smartest ways that I've ever heard about HONESTLY pursuing a business on the side or moving between projects. It articulates something so many people have struggled to wrap their minds around.

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9yr ago

Sean has been one of my greatest role models for freelancing, learning to value myself, and discover what I am passionate about. I own several of his courses and I'm so glad to finally dive into the Overlap book.

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9yr ago

This is not a self-help book. It's a self-ACT book. Sean gives the readers a step by step guide on how you can make a living with your passion.

Spoiler : It's not quitting your day job.

Rather, the book forces you to dig deep and find out what you really want to do. It's not a book about 'hustlin' it's a book about taking it slow and gradually making that transition.

I've read the book 2 times now and everytime I do I get a ton of value from it.

I hope you grab a copy this one's a life changer.

Pros:

It's a great resource for anyone thinking of going full time with what they want to do. I

Cons:

none i can think of.

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8yr ago

I got the audio, already on ch. 4 and I am really impressed how good it is. Thanks @seanwes

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9yr ago

Overlap

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@vedran_s Means a lot, Vedran. Keep me posted and feel free to shoot me an email if you have any thoughts or follow up questions after going through the book. Happy to help!

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9yr ago

@seanwes Hey Sean, thanks a lot for answering, and offering help! I will definitely have some questions for you, writing them down on side while listening. But I want to finish listening the book first just in case you already answered them in one of the following chapters. Thanks a lot! :)

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