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5 Best Books on Escaping the Rat Race

 5 Best Books on Escaping the Rat Race


Just like a rat keeps running on the wheel thinking it will get somewhere, just like them humans chase after money and don't get anywhere. We just keep chasing after money, but never find true freedom, because money doesn't give true freedom. Happiness does, excitement does. If you wake up and find that you are not excited about working today, then you're in the rat race. Here, are some books on escaping the rat race.

Number 1

Be a Free Range Human by Marianne Cantwell


This book is for those new to personal growth and struggling with work-life balance. Lighthearted in style but serious in intention, this is a practical guide to creating a life of fulfillment.

Number 2

Get Out While You Can by George Marshall



This is A book about escaping 'the rat race' - earning a set amount of money per hour - and generating income in different sorts of ways. the concept is not new but it has a lot of practical tips.

Number 3

ReWork by Jason Fried and David Hansson


It is a perfect book for anyone who’s ever dreamed of doing business on their own. Hardcore entrepreneurs, small-business owners, people stuck in day jobs they hate, will all find valuable guidance in these book.

Number 4

Remote by David Fried and David Hansson


The “work from home” phenomenon is thoroughly explored in this book. it explains the challenges and unexpected benefits of it. and explains why more businesses will want to promote this new model of getting things done.

Number 5

The $100 Startup by Chris Guillebeau


In this book, Chris teaches you how to leave the traditional employment and work at your own wish, at your own pace with only an investment of $100.

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