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I'll Be Happy When....
- How to Lift the Happiness Curse from Your Life
- Narrated by: Jared Springer
- Length: 4 hrs and 17 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Featured in Ryan Daniel Moran’s number one best-selling book , Jared Springer achieved his goal of building a million-dollar business starting with 20 dollars and unwavering belief. But did he find happiness? No. Happiness evaded him with each new level. He continued to say, “I’ll be happy when”, until those words became a curse over his life. This book outlines how he was finally able to define his happiness and how you can, too.
After building a life most people only dream of, Jared Springer realized he was no happier than when he started. This set him on a mission to figure out why he would always catch himself saying, “I’ll be happy when....”
Jared Springer began his journey as an entrepreneur at the age of nine, detailing cars at dealerships after school with his Dad until midnight. The work ethic he learned would serve him well on the road ahead. As an adult, he found himself working a full-time job while struggling to run his own businesses until the day his body gave up on him.
He woke up one morning unable to walk. After being rushed into the emergency room, he was given two choices: have emergency back surgery, or never walk again. It wasn’t a hard choice. What followed would transform his life and his very being.
No longer able to work a job, he was forced into full-time self- employment just to feed his family. With 20 dollars, a YouTube education, and a dream of making a million dollars in one year, Jared Springer once more took steps on his entrepreneurial journey.
As he began to tell his story on paper, he realized that his book could help other people who were making the same mistake of delaying life’s enjoyment until reaching a certain point. His experience taught him that even when people reach their “I’ll be happy when” point, they still wouldn’t be happy unless they figure out what makes them tick.