Full disclosure: I bought a couple copies of the first edition and was very vocal in my appreciation, so I've been given a FREE download of the second edition!
You can order a CD, but I recommend the download from
http://www.retireearlylifestyle.com/orderpage.htm.
The guide has been expanded with clips from a video interview, more pictures, and a smoother audio format on the intro & photo albums. It downloads & installs better, too. Those of you who've been keeping an eye on the Kaderli's website might notice the inclusion of other interviews & stories.
My personal feeling about the PT lifestyle vacillates between "Sign me up!" and "Eh, just send me the videotape". If you're trying to see yourself as a PT, the Kaderli's book gives you the entire photo album. I was particularly surprised to realize that the subjects of their "Faces of Ecuador" and "An Asian Perspective" albums would look right at home on Oahu. Even the cigar-chewing granny with only a few remaining incisors wouldn't be out of place in Honolulu's Chinatown...
If you haven't gotten around to buying your copy yet, then go ahead-- it's a better product and a more convenient download. If you already have one and want to see the updates then it might be worth the price of admission-- especially if you're going to re-gift it to one of your working acquaintances!
You can order a CD, but I recommend the download from
http://www.retireearlylifestyle.com/orderpage.htm.
The guide has been expanded with clips from a video interview, more pictures, and a smoother audio format on the intro & photo albums. It downloads & installs better, too. Those of you who've been keeping an eye on the Kaderli's website might notice the inclusion of other interviews & stories.
My personal feeling about the PT lifestyle vacillates between "Sign me up!" and "Eh, just send me the videotape". If you're trying to see yourself as a PT, the Kaderli's book gives you the entire photo album. I was particularly surprised to realize that the subjects of their "Faces of Ecuador" and "An Asian Perspective" albums would look right at home on Oahu. Even the cigar-chewing granny with only a few remaining incisors wouldn't be out of place in Honolulu's Chinatown...
If you haven't gotten around to buying your copy yet, then go ahead-- it's a better product and a more convenient download. If you already have one and want to see the updates then it might be worth the price of admission-- especially if you're going to re-gift it to one of your working acquaintances!