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Two Weeks Notice

Find the Courage to Quit Your Job, Make More Money, Work Where You Want, and Change the World

Amy Porterfield

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The Exit Strategy+
Finding Your Business Idea+
Defining Your Audience+
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Question 1 of 7
According to the author, what are the three essential steps to building a 'runway' before exiting your current job?
  • A. Build a fully functional website, register an LLC, and secure a small business loan.
  • B. Define a starter idea, create a financial survival plan, and post one piece of content online.
  • C. Draft a comprehensive business plan, hire an assistant, and define your target audience.
  • D. Launch a digital course, hit a specific monthly revenue goal, and build an email list.
Question 2 of 7
What does the author mean by finding your '10-percent edge'?
  • A. Ensuring your product is priced 10 percent lower than your biggest competitor.
  • B. Reinvesting 10 percent of your initial profits back into marketing and content creation.
  • C. Focusing on the top 10 percent of your most engaged social media followers to drive sales.
  • D. Finding a topic where you have 10 percent more knowledge and ability than the average person.
Question 3 of 7
How does the author suggest you handle the fact that not everyone will like your content or product?
  • A. Constantly adjust your product until it appeals to the widest possible demographic.
  • B. Accept that you aren't for everyone and focus on attracting a specific 'ideal customer avatar.'
  • C. Ignore negative feedback entirely and focus only on the positive comments.
  • D. Lower your prices to win over skeptical customers and build broader brand loyalty.
Question 4 of 7
What is the author's advice regarding sharing free information through long-form content?
  • A. Avoid giving away your best advice for free, as customers won't pay for your premium products.
  • B. Only share free information on social media, but keep long-form content strictly behind a paywall.
  • C. Put out valuable free content regularly, because it makes customers more likely to invest in your complete package.
  • D. Offer free content only during the first month of your business launch to build initial momentum.
Question 5 of 7
Which of the following is NOT one of the three general revenue models for online businesses mentioned in the text?
  • A. Coaching and consulting
  • B. Dropshipping physical goods
  • C. Service-based work
  • D. Building digital courses
Question 6 of 7
How does the author recommend you determine the initial price of your product or service?
  • A. By researching your competitors and pricing your product exactly at the market average.
  • B. By surveying your ideal customer avatar to see what they are willing to pay.
  • C. By dividing your baseline monthly revenue goal by the number of products you can realistically deliver in that time.
  • D. By starting at the lowest possible price point and increasing it by 10 percent each month.
Question 7 of 7
What does the author share about her very first digital course launch to encourage new entrepreneurs?
  • A. It immediately generated eight figures, showing that overnight success is possible.
  • B. It was entirely funded by small business loans, demonstrating that you don't need your own capital.
  • C. It was stolen by a competitor, teaching her the importance of copyrighting her material.
  • D. It was a massive flop, proving that failure is just a normal part of the learning process.

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Two Weeks Notice Summary & Overview

Two Weeks Notice (2023) is your step-by-step guide to launching a successful online business. It provides you with the tools and tricks you need to become your own boss – and gain the creative and financial freedom to live your best life. 

Who Should Listen to Two Weeks Notice?

  • Newly minted online entrepreneurs and established business owners
  • Courageous women who are ready to be their own boss
  • Anyone fantasizing about ditching their 9-to-5 

About the Author: Amy Porterfield

Amy Porterfield is a marketing expert who helps people build online businesses. After quitting her office job working for self-help guru Tony Robbins, she started her own business offering digital marketing courses. Today, her company makes an 8-figure profit – and her podcast, Online Marketing Made Easy, has been downloaded over 49 million times.

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