Akemi Gaines has released a free ebook, her Lightworker’s Guide to Self-Employment. No email required, just click and read.

A lot of you know Akemi as an Akashic record reader. And my first interview with her (previous link) was one of my most popular posts ever, so apparently a lot of you find her business interesting. Of course, she didn’t just fall into that gig. She had to make the leap from corporate employee to small business owner, a leap she made quite well.

Her ebook covers topics such as myths and reality, paycheck mentality vs. risk management, marketing, business names, fear of success, etc. But what makes it unique is that it’s written for lightworkers, or people who want to make the world a better place instead of just making money at any cost.

Are lightworkers at a disadvantage in the world of business? You might be surprised. Instead of trying to become an aggressive predatory type because you think that’s what you have to do, check out the Lightworker’s Guide to Self-Employment and see how your good side can be a great asset for you in business.

Hot off the press, it’s Jonathan Mead’s free ebook The Zero Hour Workweek. Boy, the workweek keeps getting shorter and shorter, doesn’t it?

Actually, the zero hour thing means that when you love what you do, work doesn’t feel like work. Jonathan says that he can no longer tell whether he’s working or playing. How cool is that?

What’s inside: how he gained over 10,000 blog subscribers, became a regular writer for a top 50 blog, and created a full time income online. And then, of course, how you can do the same with what you love to do.

He also includes case studies of Danielle LaPorte, Chris Guillebeau, Glen Allsopp, Nathalie Lussier, Cody McKibben, and Charlie Gilkey. It’s hard to imagine someone not liking this ebook.