Fan Mail and Media Reviews
for
Books by
Ernie J. Zelinski
Over the years many individuals have
contacted me by letter, e-mail, and phone about how
they have experienced renewal and personal growth as a result
of reading one of my books. My books have also been
reviewed in many publications too numerous to name.
Here is one of the latest e-mails that I received about my
books. It is from Rolando Feitó in
Cuba.
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----- Original Message -----
From: anabelherre
To: vip books (at) telus ( dot)
net
Sent: Wednesday, January 06,
2010 11:37 PM
Subject: To Mr. Ernie J.
Zelinski
Dear Mr. Ernie
Zelinski,
Allow me to introduce
myself, I am Rolando Feitó,
I found reflected myself
in your book, I am a Cuban, and live
here in Cuba, and after many years
working for the Gov. entity,
having no time even to share
with my little
daughter, I understood that I can
work as a freelance. even here in
my country, where, unfortunatelly,
everything you do can be unlegal,
and the private iniciative is not
stimulated by the Gov. I am 49
years old, but I am not afraid to
start again, and your book
encourage me a lot,
I want to thank you for
your life style approach, that
really help me in taken some
decision,
Next summer I will travel
to Russia, I have a son there, and
I will try to get your
book
The Joy of Not
Working,
unfortunatelly I can not get it from
here, and we have no free access to
internet,
Thank you again for your
helpful advises in your
book,
Best wishes in this 2010
year, the best for you and your
family,
Rolando
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Click the
links below to read the various letters and e-mail that
have been sent to
me about my various books and some of
the excerpts from reviews about my
books.
- Cafe Les Principes de Zelinski
Cafe Les Principes de Zelinski: A place for young people to meet
- The Bible Beats Out the World's Best Retirement Book
The Bible Beats Out the World's Best Retirement Book: A Letter from a Reader Comparing The World's Best Retirement Book to the Bible: This letter via e-mail was sent to me on August 2, 2008 by Richard Thibeault of Pointe Claire, Quebec.
- I Think You Are Great
A Letter from a Reader in Cape Town, South Africa, After Reading The Joy of Not Working, Stating, "I Think You Are Great! For the last 2 yrs I'd been toying with the idea of leaving my corporate job as a Private Banker, as a single parent it seemed crazy for me to want to give up a "great" job - but I started writing a journal to express how I was feeling at those "something's gotta give" moments, so that I could see how often I felt overwhelmed and overworked to convince myself it wasn't going to get better.
- Quill and Quire - Zelinski's Way
Ernie Zelinski's Favorite Article by the Media about Himself - Quill and Quire Magazine Article: Zelinski's Way - Successful Self-Publisher Eyes U.S. Market for His Book How to Retire
- The Entrepreneur and the Fisherman
The Entrepreneur and the Fisherman: In my book The Lazy Person's Guide to Success I used a story about an entrepreneur and a fisherman that I have included on this webpage. Not so long ago I received an e-mail from Mark Albion, an author whose work I was aware of through reading entrepreneurial magazines. I was not aware of the connection between him and the story about the entrepreneur and the fisherman, however.
- Early Retirement Poem about The Joy of Not Working
An Early Retirement Poem about The Joy of Not Working That Should Have Been Written by Ernie Zelinski, But Wasn't!
- Leisure Is the National Sport of Greece
People in Greece Like The Joy of Not Working: A Greek Who Believes Leisure is Greece's National Sport - and the Only Thing Greeks Are Good At!
- No Real Job in 20 Years
No Real Job in 20 Years and Out of Cor-Pirate America: The following e-mail was sent to me by Brant Wilson in September, 2009: I like the way Brant refers to Corporate American as Cor-Pirate America: Being unemployed is the true test of who you really are: — from The Joy of Not Working
- Job Loss Is a Golden Opportunity
Job Loss Is a Golden Opportunity According to a Reader of "The Joy of Not Working:" Here is how the e-mail starts: "Another co-worker and I had the great good fortune of being laid off at the end of June. We decided that we were the lucky ones. Only after we were out of the negative work environment did we realize how much stress we had been carrying and how exhausted we were. It took a couple of weeks of rest, good nutrition, and tender loving care from friends before I felt human again and didn't ache all over. Plus it took a while to file for unemployment benefits and to get back to the job-hunting game."
  
Some of Ernie
Zelinski's Other Websites and Blogs:
Funky Unreal Jobs
and Dream Careers
The
Retirement Quotes Cafe
Ernie
Zelinski's Retirement Cafe
Ernie
Zelinski's Friendship Cafe
The Joy
of Thinking Big at Sensationally Creative
The Joy
of Being Retired Career
Success on Twitter
Ernie
Zelinski on Twitter
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