In this hour long discussion, Adrian will be addressing some of the most valid, and frequently asked questions, about building and managing a portfolio lifestyle.

For so many of us, the idea of a portfolio lifestyle - doing a range of activities that we are passionate about - is extremely appealing. If you're a renaissance soul, the idea of creating a life that enables you to experience the joys and freedom of running your own business, and the ability to fully explore your talents, might sound both exciting and romantic.

… and, more than ever before, it's becoming a very real possibility!

But, sadly, most of us have grown up with a mindset of being an employee - doing just one thing - and portfolio working was never even a valid career option for us.

So, for our May Teleseminar, Adrian Bourne (author of Building a Portfolio Career) joined us to share his experiences of living a portfolio lifestyle, and to share stacks of hints and tips on the practicalities of making it a success.

In this hour long discussion, Adrian will be addressing some of the most valid, and frequently asked questions, about building and managing a portfolio lifestyle.

I'll asked Adrian a stack of questions, including -

• Is the "portfolio life" really the answer to today's changing world of work?
• How is portfolio working a valid option when most people do just one thing?
• How do you start designing and creating your ideal portfolio lifestyle?
• What structures do you need to put in place to make it work?
• What pitfalls tend to trip people up along the way?
• How do you deal with the "identity crisis" at cocktail parties?
• Don't you risk being regarded as a jack-of-all trades but master of none?
• How do you maintain focus without being pulled in many directions?
• How can you keep the balance between free time and making money?

… my mantra is "there are lots of things I love doing, but nothing I would want to do everyday," and, if this appeals, you will love this call recording!

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