Career Renegade (Review and Analysis of Fields' Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Jonathan Fields' book "Career Renegade" shows how it is now entirely possible and realistic to transform your passions and interests into a source of good income. In his book, the author explains how all you need to do this is a workable game plan that will give you a clear idea of how to get there. By reading this summary, you will learn how to create a game plan and become a career renegade by turning your passions into wealth.
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To learn more, read "Career Renegade" and discover how your passions can lead you on the road to riches.
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Career Renegade by Jonathan Fields
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MAIN IDEA
It’s now entirely possible and realistic to figure out ways to transform your passions and interests into enough money to live well in the world – to become a career renegade. All you need is a workable game plan for how to go about making this transformation:
The simple truth is you can turn nearly any passion into a big, fat heap of money. However, it often requires mining aspects of those passions you never knew existed or bringing them to life in markets and ways that defy the mainstream. With nearly every move I’ve made, there’s been an army waiting to tell me, ‘You can’t do that!’ In the beginning, I’d try to argue. Now, I tell them, ‘Just watch me,’ and go ahead and do that very thing they’ve convinced themselves is undoable. Much to the contrary of what we’ve been told for the better part of our lives, we do not exist for the sole purpose of paying our bills, grooming our kids to be able to do the same, and maybe, someday, retiring to finally enjoy life, should we ever reach that point. We are here to let our lights shine as brightly as possible, to drink in the joy of friendship and family, to serve and better the greater community, and to tap into and inspire passion in everything we do. We are here to come alive. In doing so, we serve as an example to others that a life beyond muddling by is not only possible, but mandatory.
– Jonathan Fields
About the Author
JONATHAN FIELDS is a hedge-fund lawyer turned entrepreneur. He is the founder of Career Renegade, Inc., a training company specializing in entrepreneurship training. He is a passionate podcaster, bloggerand public