Igor Kheifets List Building Lifestyle

2nd half of my final school year the talks in class switched from who's the hottest couple in school to post-graduation plans. My classmates became obsessed with figuring out where they're headed next. My best friend, Igor Genin (yep, another Igor), decided to continue his electronics studies. 99% of my friends shared his vision. I wasn't surprised. After all, they've been groomed for this their entire lives. Study hard, get a good steady job, get promoted to senion manager, buy a car, have a kid, work 8 hours a day 5 days a week the next 40 years and retire when you're 67. That's normal. And I hated it. The idea of a normal life seemed stupid. I didn't want to spend the rest of my life dreading my job slowly dying inside. I wanted to do something I love. And get paid lavishly for my time. So I could work a lot... all the time... and feel like I'm living it up. The one thing I loved and was always great at was the internet. I loved the idea of earning from my laptop and I was determined to find out how to do