Free stuff about free stuff
If there's one thing I love ... one thing that will get me revved up and ready to rumble every time ... it's free stuff. You like free stuff? Oh yes. Yes, yes. I know that you do.
Ok, then, let's get you hooked up. Make sure you have iTunes (a free download, by the way) and click on this bad boy.
A little gift from me to you. Ok, not really from me. It's actually from Chris Anderson, but I'm telling you about it free of charge. For the time being, it's a free download of the audiobook "FREE: The Future of a Radical Price."
I started listening to it yesterday and I've already made two exclamations:
Enjoy. And let me know what you think of it. Also, if you don't download it I will think less of you. You can't afford to lose those cool points.
Ok, then, let's get you hooked up. Make sure you have iTunes (a free download, by the way) and click on this bad boy.
A little gift from me to you. Ok, not really from me. It's actually from Chris Anderson, but I'm telling you about it free of charge. For the time being, it's a free download of the audiobook "FREE: The Future of a Radical Price."
I started listening to it yesterday and I've already made two exclamations:
Full of great case studies and useful tips, as well as an intriguing look at the history and origins of "free" and "zero" as concepts, I highly recommend this to entrepreneurs and just general history buffs alike, plus anyone who likes free stuff. Which is everybody. I recommend this to everybody.
1) "Damn it, this guy wrote my book!" Hell, he even started it almost word-for-word the way I was starting mine.
2) "Damn. This is useful. Oh well, at least I get to listen to my book." I give up. Maybe I'll just write a cookbook.
Enjoy. And let me know what you think of it. Also, if you don't download it I will think less of you. You can't afford to lose those cool points.