Turning a Blog Into A Media Company and Travel the World with Josh Summers

When you think of a Blog, usually a media company does not come into mind. But that is exactly what Josh Summers has built with his 16 current blogs and websites. With these sites, he is successfully unemployed and is able to spend all of his time serving others. Currently he is in China serving the people of China and he doesn't have to raise support because his media company makes him money to provide for his family. Listen as Josh shows us how he built his business and how he suggests we should too.

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