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Topics for The Joy of Not Working Speech in Istanbul
Speech in Istanbul

Here are some of the topics that I can discuss at my The Joy of Not Working Speech in Istanbul on November 26.

Most of these come from my book The Lazy Person's Guide to Success: How to Get What You Want Without Killing Yourself for It.

Ernie Zelinski - The Lazy Person's Guide to Success

  • Ordinary career success is a real good job; real career success is a real good life.
  • Most success costs too much.
  • The conduct of society is a poor precedent for living a happy life.
  • The most creative shortcut to success is to think more about it.
  • Hard work is no match for relaxed, creative action.
  • The more creative your thinking, the fewer your cares and worries.
  • Security is a kind of death.
  • Creative loafing is good for your cash flow.
  • Money doesn't talk; it just whispers.
  • Money solves all problems except all those that it doesn't solve.
  • Financial insanity has its own big following - including you and me.
  • Your best purchases will turn out to be the ones that you never made.
  • There's more to life than having it all.
  • Being successful at work is irrelevant if you are a failure at home.
  • To work is human, to loaf divine.
  • Busyness is the last refuge of unproductive and unfulfilled people.
  • The top 10 worst Uses of your time.
  • The top 10 best uses of your time
  • Why 90 percent of things worth doing aren't worth doing well.
  • All things worth doing well get screwed up when you overdo them.
  • Your most powerful success tool is the 80-20 rule.
  • Slow down and your days will be longer.
  • The journey toward success should feel better than to arrive.
  • Only fools are in a hurry to get to anywhere worth going.
  • Life's a breeze when we put half as much time into simplifying it as we do into complicating it.
  • Be happy while you are alive because you are a long time dead!

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 Ernie:  Although I would

 Ernie:  Although I would not have risked giving a speech on your hobby horse in Istanbul, a city with a notorious short temper toward what they consider slackers, I certainly subscribe to your philosophy.  The  only trick is not to run out of money, or have your "identity" stolen after you've told the boss to shove it.

 

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