My name is Josh Frey. People call me the “Swag Coach.”
10 years ago, I was overworked, under paid and not too excited about getting up every time Monday came around. “Monday” meant I went back into a world where I worked long hours but never felt like I was getting anywhere. My business was going in a direction where it was basically taking over my life.
Way of Doing Things
I discovered that there’s a smart way to “work for yourself” and a not so smart way.
The thing is, I work in an industry most people don’t even know exists. Millions of people have used the type of products I offer, but very few realize that the industry that provides those products sells over $20 billion a year!
These products are often referred to as “SWAG.”
If you’ve ever gotten a pen with your bank’s logo on it or a hat from a local business, then you’ve been part of the swag industry.
The bad news is that there are about 20,000 business owners in this industry.
The good news (for you and me) is that most of them are building their businesses the not so smart way. They work hard and don’t have much to show for it.
I’ve perfected a unique way of doing business that allows me to work a few days a week and create a life for me and my family that most people don’t even know is possible.
Others How to Do the Very Same Thing
If you’re unhappy with your career and are looking for a new way of doing things that gives you control over your time, income and future, then this might be something you should take a close look.
Frankly, I have no idea if it will be a good fit. And only a handful of well-qualified individuals are accepted into the program.
To get started, I’d like to pull back the curtain and give you a glimpse into what a normal day is like when you have a business like this setup the smart way. That way, you’ll get a good idea whether this type of lifestyle is something that you might like.
I’ve prepared a unique report called, Getting Back in the Game: How I Built a Real Business (With Zero Employees) by Doing all of the Things I Love To Do and Handing Off the Rest.
This report is free and you can be reading it just a few minutes from now.
For me “Mondays” take on a whole new meaning these days. I do work on Mondays, but I don’t start until at least noon. I can handle that 
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