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Stop Working and become Independently Wealthy! Author/Entrepreneur Rohan Hall teaches the skills applied by Fortune 500 companies to dominate markets globally. He knows these skills because he has helped multi-national organizations to become the strategic dominating force on multiple continents ? and have applied these same techniques to his own businesses. His book Stop Working takes the gloves off and teaches small and mid size businesses how to compete successfully and win against global organizations. Stop Working teaches businesses and entrepreneurs: ?How to build an Agile Business ? and make money while you sleep ?How to use globalization to your advantage instead of being a victim of it ?How to become successful and get out of the rat race ?How to create indefinite cash flow and passive income ?How to put your business in overdrive by using technology, strategic relationships, and the assets of global organization About the author : Rohan Hall has spent the last 20 years helping companies develop global business and technology strategies. Some companies he has provided services to include: Hewlett Packard, PeopleSoft, Corning, Honda, Avery Dennison, Lockheed, Boeing, The American Red Cross, Sierra Pacific Power Company, and Robert Half. He has provided services for these companies primarily in the United States but also throughout Europe and Asia. Mr. Hall is the owner and CEO of vConcepts, Inc., a professional services company that focuses on the integration of technology and business processes for large organization primarily through Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Enterprise Application Integration (EAI). He is also the owner and CEO of Eye Contact Media, Inc., the publisher of this book.

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