You’re right about it being a good idea to read the user agreement that comes with your font. Copyright can be very confusing subject, but I think it is worth trying to understand.

We tell you how to keep from killing yourself through burnout, how to make more money while you work less and how to use tricks and techniques to grow your freelancing into a serious business that provides steady income.

At least, that’s what we like to think

@ Antonio – Actually, it’s not the same information already being said. We made sure that we were covering information most others were ignoring right now. If we just rehashed old stuff, we wouldn’t be very proud of ourselves, so… yeah. We didn’t do that

@ Matthew – It’s a pretty reasonable price for an ebook, but I will agree that there’s no “this is what an ebook costs” standard out there.

The good thing is, you can make back the cost of the ebook in really short time – the tips inside will have immediate effect on work methods (if you apply them).

The book does come with a money-back guarantee. If you buy, read and don’t like, or you think we’re talking out of our hat, then just ask. There’s no risk at all.

“It’s actually a lot different from the FSW book. To summarize it simply, How to be a freelance rockstar is about getting started and being a great freelancer. The Unlimited Freelancer is actually more about turning your freelancing career into a business it’s about how to go expanding and growing and removing your limits (systems, outsourcing, partnering, assets, etc:) – It actually meshes really well with the other book, the two are a great combination.”

If yes, then I don’t think I’ll bother with it.

i was a tad skeptical as ebooks i usually buy turn out to be terrible.

but i was pleasantly surprised with this book.

very in depth and helpful. lots of things i would not have taken into consideration having gone out into the freelance world on my own.

thank you,

Calvin

http://calvin-t.blogspot.com/