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Ernie Zelinski is an author and professional speaker. He is an authority on the topics of early retirement, fun at work, solo-entrepreneurship, and applying creativity to business and leisure.
See this online interview about happy retirement living after midlife.
Ernie's Books Include:
How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free
The Joy of Being Retired: 365 Reasons Why Retirement Rocks (and Work Sucks)!
MORE ABOUT ERNIE ZELINSKI
Ernie Zelinski is best known as the author of The Joy of Not Working A Book for the Retired, Unemployed, and Overworked. This international bestseller (published in English by Ten Speed Press in Berkeley, California) has sold over 225,000 copies and has been published in 17 languages in 21 different countries.
The National Turkish Society for Quality recently spent over $20,000 to bring Ernie to their 17th annual convention in Istanbul to speak about The Joy of Not Working to over 2,000 executives, scholars, and students.
Ernie is also author of the unconventional Career Success Without a Real Job: The Career Book for People Too Smart to Work in Corporations.
His latest work is 101 Really Important Things You Already Know, But Keep Forgetting: How to Make Your Life More Enjoyable Day-by-Day, Year-by-Year.
Ernie Zelinski's books have now sold over 625,000 copies worldwide. Ernie has negotiated 97 book deals with publishers in 27 different countries for his 15 books. He is presently transforming his Promotional Giveaway - 777 Best Things Ever Said about Money (Japanese rights sold) and his Corporate Giveaway Edition of Look Ma; Life's Easy (French, Spanish, Russian, Chineese, and Korean rights sold) into Creative Downloadable Free E-Books to be used as viral marketing tools for his other successful books. Ernie occasionally speaks professionally on the subjects of book marketing, retirement planning, and applying creativity to business and leisure.
Ernie Zelinski's Resources:
Free Retirement Speeches on The Retirement Speeches Café
Ernie Zelinski on Squidoo
Top 5 Signs That You Have to Read Career Success Without a Real Job:
1. You just may have to read Career Success Without a Real Job if you would like to simultaneously return dignity to the arts of working and loafing.
2. You just may have to read Career Success Without a Real Job if the only time you feel comfortable at work is on casual Fridays.
3. You just may have to read Career Success Without a Real Job if at your workplace a great work/life balance is something that happens elsewhere.
4. You just may have to read Career Success Without a Real Job if your company has raised stupidity to the status of a religion.
5. You just may have to read Career Success Without a Real Job if you have had 19 jobs in the last two years and didn't have to quit any of them.
Some of the Reasons Why Retirement Rocks from my New Book Coming Soon:
When you plan for retirement and then experience retirement fully, you get to achieve remarkable personal growth and higher consciousness, two elements of happiness extremely difficutl to experience in the typical workplace.
You get to find out that if you want to live a long and happy life, you must forget how old you are. Indeed, this gets more important the older you get.
Retirement allows you to get your priorities straight. No one on his or her death bed ever said, "I wish I would have spend more time in the office."
From retiree Bill Kalmar: "The best part [of retirement] is observing my neighbors drive off to work in the morning knowing that that their day will be filled with jerks, brainless and endless meetings, jerks, vendor lunches where you hold your breath just waiting for the sales pitch until you regurgitate your pasta, more jerks and the eventual company reorganization of the section that was just reorganized last month! Retirement? I'm lovin' it!"
Some of the Money Subjects Covered in
The 777 Best Things Ever Said about Money
Ability to Make Money Americans and Money Aristocracy and Money Artists and Money Bastards and Money Being Broke Being a Billionaire Being a Millionaire Being Poor Being Truly Rich Behaviors of the Rich Borrowing Money Bribes Budgets Cars and Money Capitalists Cash Character and Money Charity Children and Money Class System and Money Cost of Living Courting and Money Credit Debt Depressions and Recessions Differences between the Rich and the Poor Does Money Talk? Drugs and Money Earning a Living Easy Money Evils of Money Expenses Fashion and Money Fast Money Financial Independence Freedom and Money Free Stuff Friends and Money Greed Handling Money How Much Money Do I Need to Retire Happiness and Money Hard Work and Wealth Health and Money Heirs and Hieresses How Poor Are/Were You? How Rich Should You Be When You Die? Income Tax Inflation of Money Intelligence and Money Intrinsic Value of Money Investing Money Keeping up with the Joneses Lawsuits Lending Money Marriage and Money Men and Money Misers and Money Mortgages Panhandlers Perception of Money Personal Fulfillment and Money Philanthropy Poverty Profits Prosperity Purpose of Money Real Money Retirement and Money Salaries and Wages Saving Money Sex and Money Spending Money Foolishly Spending Money Wisely Stealing Money Stock Market and Stockbrokers Success and Money Time and Money What Is Money? What People Will Do for Money Wills Women and Money Work and Money Worries and Money Writing for Money Youth and Money
