No office, no boss, no boundaries – rise of the nomadic rich

Re:No office, no boss, no boundaries – rise of the nomadic rich by clarky07 on Monday January 07, 2013 @08:10PM (#5024345)

Doesn't elementary school teacher fail at #1 too?

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Re:No office, no boss, no boundaries – rise of the nomadic rich by chc on Monday January 07, 2013 @08:47PM (#5024455)

You might think so if you know schoolteachers only by reputation, but actually, they spend a ton on teaching materials. They will go to Barnes & Noble, scour the educational section and plunk down $200 without blinking.

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Re:No office, no boss, no boundaries – rise of the nomadic rich by clarky07 on Tuesday January 08, 2013 @10:35PM (#5029989)

Well, my wife is an elementary school teacher, and I promise she doesn't spend 200 at BN without blinking. She does spend some money, but not tons.

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Re:No office, no boss, no boundaries – rise of the nomadic rich by kamaal on Monday January 07, 2013 @11:13PM (#5024848)

Most people in every profession fail at #1.

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Re:No office, no boss, no boundaries – rise of the nomadic rich by thenomad on Tuesday January 08, 2013 @06:10AM (#5025716)

Hence why you need to find the ones that don't :)

Although once you start evaluating, you'll rapidly find there are plenty of markets that fit the bill. Golf. Soccer fans. Airplane enthusiasts (RC, amateur pilot and planespotter alike). PC building enthusiasts. Almost any business. Martial artists. Re-enactors and RenFaire enthusiasts. Almost all the alternative medicine areas. And that's just off the top of my head without mentioning any of the markets I'm actually considering entering one of these days.

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