“I sold my software company, Webinar Ninja, where I was literally working 12, 15, 16 hour days to build the best software company ... now I don't need to work more than four hours a day.”

Omar Zinhome · Financial Audit · You Might Also Like: The $100 MBA Show

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Built and sold a software company (Webinar Ninja) after working 12-16 hour days to create a high-margin asset

12-16 hours per day; sold the company; now works ~4 hours per day

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