The $100 Startup
Chris Guillebeau
Like Ferriss's muse chapters, it profiles ordinary people who launched small, profitable businesses with little money, giving step-by-step guidance for turning a skill into freedom-funding income.
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Find Similar BooksAn edition expanded with more than 100 pages of new content offers a blueprint for a better life, whether one's dream is escaping the rat race, experiencing high-end world travel, earning a monthly five-figure income with zero management or just living more and working less.
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Chris Guillebeau
Like Ferriss's muse chapters, it profiles ordinary people who launched small, profitable businesses with little money, giving step-by-step guidance for turning a skill into freedom-funding income.
Eric Ries
If you liked Ferriss's advice to test product ideas cheaply before committing, Ries expands that into a full method of rapid experiments, minimum viable products and learning from real customers.

Paul Jarvis
Shares Ferriss's skepticism of growth for its own sake, arguing for staying small, automated and profitable so your business serves your life instead of consuming it.
Greg McKeown
Takes the 4-Hour Workweek's elimination principle and makes it a philosophy: ruthlessly cutting nonessential commitments so your energy goes to the few things that matter most.