A Deeper Look At How The "Lazy" Method Was Created (On Accident)

Way back when, I had dreams to become the next Stephen King or JK Rowling.

The goal was to graduate Stony Brook University, teach English to high schoolers and write when I get home everyday until I eventually become famous.

Then I read Tim Ferriss' Four Hour Workweek (I know, I know..cliche, right?) and I told myself "Wow, I'm never working again." (No, seriously, this is what I thought to myself).

Fast forward a year later after devouring any free content I could get my hands on (I didn't have money to accelerate the process, I was a full time student, had a full time sales job, coached Crossfit classes for extra money, and had some private personal training clients), and I transferred into the business program to finish out my last year of school and was already making 30-40K online.

This was the inception of The "Lazy" Method, before I even knew it.

I only had 10-20 hours a week to devote to work, so I was forced to create my own 80/20 Method (The Pareto Principle) and hyper focus on a niche, style of content, platform and media.

Fast forward again and I have now been able to help people replicate this same methodology within tons of different niches and a variety of different media styles and platforms.