Ernie Zelinski is a leading authority on early retirement and solo-entrepreneurship. Ernie is the author of 1001 Ways to Enjoy Your Retirement, the bestselling How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free(over 110,000 copies sold and published in 9 languages) and the international bestseller The Joy of Not Working (over 225,000 copies sold and published in 17 languages). To date Ernie has negotiated 101 book deals with publishers in 27 countries for his 15 books. His books have now sold over 625,000 copies worldwide.
Ernie J. Zelinski is also the author of Career Success Without a Real Job: The Career Book for People Too Smart to Work in Corporations. Ernie's latest work is 101 Really Important Things You Already Know, But Keep Forgetting.
Feature articles about Ernie Zelinski and his books have appeared in major newspapers including USA TODAY, Oakland Tribune, Boston Herald, The Washington Post, National Post, Globe and Mail, Vancouver Sun, and Toronto Star. He has been interviewed by over 100 radio stations and has appeared on CNN TV's Financial News, CBC TV's Venture, and CTV's Canada AM.
Ernie has a B.Sc. in Engineering and a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Alberta. He occasionally speaks professionally on the subjects of book marketing, early retirement, and applying creativity to business and leisure.
Ernie is uniquely qualified to write books such as How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free, given that he opted for semi-retirement when he was only thirty years old and close to financial bankruptcy (with a net worth of minus $30,000). Yet today Ernie is a prosperous writer, entrepreneur, and connoisseur of leisure who maintains a three- to four-hour workday and doesn't like to work at all in any month that doesn't have an "r" in its name. Ernie lives in Edmonton, where, besides hanging around his favorite coffee shops with his laptop, he enjoys running, cycling, tennis, reading, and traveling.
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OVER 110,000 COPIES SOLD AND PUBLISHED IN 9 LANGUAGES INCLUDING FRENCH, SPANISH, CHINESE, AND HUNGARIAN
With a focus on the non-financial aspects of retirement, How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free explores the myriad choices and decisions we are all confronted with in living out our retirement lives. Easy to read and well-laid out, the bestselling non-financial retirement book on Amazon.com emphasizes preparing for retirement long before you retire.
How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free is a provocative, entertaining, down-to-earth, and tremendously inspiring book that will help you get more joy and satisfaction out of all your retirement activities.
"To be sure, retirement books are a glutted field, but most focus on money and financial planning. They view the finish line as the last day of employment. That's where How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free begins." - Jonathan Chevreau, Retirement Columnist, National Post See
"Get this book if you look forward to a retirement with 'zing.' " -Nancy Paradis, St. Petersburg Times
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Excerpts from Various Books by Ernie Zelinski
Everything in life has a price attached to it. There is a price for not working hard enough; and there can be an even larger price for working too hard.
- from The Lazy Person's Guide to Success
- from Career Success Without a Real Job by Ernie Zelinski
It's a lot easier to avoid trouble than to get out of trouble. Yet, most of us go to great extremes to invite trouble into our lives. Mishandling money is one of our favorite ways to get ourselves into difficulty. We seem easily to forget that each spending choice we make determines how much money we need in our lives, and how much we have to work for it.
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