Controversial New Business Book Advises Entrepreneurs to Be Lazy

PRLog (Press Release) - Sep 30, 2009 -
Norfolk, Va. — Millionaire entrepreneur and wealth coach Marc Hrisko’s forthcoming book, “Kangaroo Millionaire: 7 Counterintuitive Secrets to Springing Ahead in Life and Wealth” (www.kangaroomillionaire.com), advises up-and-comers: Be lazy. That is one of seven counte-rintuitive success secrets Hrisko offers in his new book, an explanation from a wealth coach and real estate investing expert on how to make real money.

“The secret to being a millionaire isn’t working yourself to death, but rather understanding your strengths, delegating to others tasks best done by someone else, and focusing your energy on the important decisions you must make,” Hrisko says. “Small business and entrepreneurial success doesn’t come from doing everything yourself, but in knowing who should do what.”

Hrisko (www.marchrisko.com) shot from earning $40,000 a year as a firefighter to self-made millionaire two years later, at age 30, after taking an educational course in real estate investing when so urged by his “Kangaroo” and wife, Kym. He is currently one of the youngest inducted into the Real Estate Hall of Fame, and travels the country speaking to thousands at Robert Kiyosaki’s “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” seminars and his own wealth counseling and speaking engagements.

“You’ve heard ‘Don’t work hard — work smart,’ and it’s true,” Hrisko says. “And entrepreneurs are the ones most likely to work themselves to death without realizing it kills, not just them, but their business, relationships, and future.”

Building on time-tested and small-business success truths like “pay yourself first,” Hrisko ex-pands upon the virtues of laziness among six other principles for becoming a millionaire in his provocative new book, out Aug. 15. Would-be millionaires and entrepreneurs can also read his popular, free e-book,”7 Fatal Mistakes Wannabe Millionaires Make,” by visiting his author Web site (www.marchrisko.com).

“Millionaires and billionaires think differently than the average employee,” Hrisko says. “I wrote ‘Kangaroo Millionaire’ to help people seize control of their finances and lives and provide an extraordinary and abundant life for themselves and people they love. Among other secrets, you need to start by being smart and lazy.”

To schedule an interview with Marc Hrisko, please contact Wynton Hall at 229-515-4321.