Saturday Project Update

22 Aug 2009

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Business, Game Changers, Making Money, Motivation, Project Update

In today’s Saturday project update, rather than share information about my projects, I want to share some cool projects from other game changers I’ve met online. These guys and gals all create great products and have some very cool things happening for them right now. In my opinion, if you are going to learn how to create a business online, you need to treat it like an education. That means learning from as many professors as you can.

This list is certainly not all-inclusive, so if you think I missed someone’s cool project, let me know by submitting a comment.

Brian Clark – Teaching Sells. I admit that I haven’t bought into Teaching Sells yet, but that’s only because I missed the first launch. The good news is that Brian and crew are getting ready to launch a winter session to give a 2nd chance to those that missed out the first time. Starting Monday the 24th, they will be sending out some very cool free info to people that sign up. I’m looking forward to it.
Chris Guillebeau – The Unconvetional Guide to the Social Media Web. Chris is a great guy and his Art of Non-Conformity Project is one of the coolest things happening online. If you don’t want his guide, do yourself a favor and read his blog and watch him try to visit every country in the world (he’s well past 100 now). Talk about being remarkable, Chris is a true game changer.
Mike CJ – Mike’s Life. I met Mike recently via Twitter and I could instantly tell that this guy was a game changer. He’s published a very cool book about his life in Lanzarote and is constantly creating wonderful content on his blog. As much as I try to keep up with his ability to crank out great eBooks and blog posts, I’ve realized that I am no match for his energy and passion.
Jim Mahan – Let’s Get Training. I met Jim while I was deployed to Afghanistan after he bought my Twitter Rockstar course. We continued to talk via email and he told me about his combatives project. He’s also a veteran and is working hard to follow his dreams and passion. I’m cheering for this guy and if you live nearby, check out one of his great workshops.

These are just a few of the cool people I’ve met online and I promise to feature more of them as often as I can. If you aren’t on this list and want to be, use the comments form to tell me about your project. You can also send me an email at nathan at nathanhangen dot com.

Keep changing the game and don’t let anyone stop you.