I have nothing strictly against all you techie people, but:

I much prefer to hold a physical book than to read one on an e-reader.

I know I'm not alone in this.

I like the feel of the book, I like observing my progress (showing me on a screen the percentage I've read isn't the same), I like writing notes in my own handwriting, and frankly, I like getting my eyes off a screen for a change!

(Yes, I realize the irony of Mr. eBook here, who has published over a dozen exclusively electronic books, speaking this way, but life is full of contradictions.)

I'm also happy to get the occasional magazine in the mail. A physical magazine with articles (I'm enjoying Chronicles these days, but there are others I also like very much).

Well, apparently ol' John Thornhill sees things the way I do, since he's just released his book showing his path from regular guy in an automobile plant to a crushingly dominant marketer who often has six-figure months. And it's a regular print book.

(I think he may give you a digital option at some point, but the main offer is a real live book.)

What he spells out in the book is indeed exactly what he does. I know because I'm on his list and observe what he does, but also because I've known him personally for years. In fact, here we are at a conference together back in 2019:

Lots of people say they want to break free of a soul-crushing job, but few ever do -- and fewer still wind up completely dominating the field they enter.

John is one of those few.

So have a look, and hold his physical book in your hands like a normal person as you discover how he did it, and how you can do the same:

http://www.tomwoods.com/john

Tom Woods