About Mark Nolan Mark Nolan is currently involved in a Seattle-based internet start-up company that you will be hearing more about soon. Mark is also a published author, a blogger, and an occasional lecturer on topics of personal growth, stress relief and happiness. Mark likes to promote what he calls the "three L’s" - love, laughter and learning - as pathways to having more joy in life. He uses humor and common sense to help people see themselves as students in the school of life, where every day holds another lesson, and all of the people and events, both good and bad, are potential teachers and opportunities for self-growth. Mark has previously written on business topics, lectured at seminars and conferences along with people like Dan Kennedy and Jim Rohn, taught classes in the California State University System, had one of his books used as a textbook in college classes, and created a home study course that shared his common-sense methods with over 100,000 people. Today, millions of people from all over the world visit his ever-growing variety of niche websites, which provide visitors with useful information and provide Mark with a peaceful, stress-free life of financial freedom. He rarely teaches about marketing or business these days. Most of the time he just quietly runs his own websites and enjoys a happy life with virtually no clients or employees, no deadlines or meetings, no suits or commutes, and no demanding people he has to answer to. Life is good. He is the proud father of two great kids,enjoys nature photography and vacation travel, and currently lives on the west coast of the U.S. where he tries not to take himself too seriously and says his goal is simply to be the person his dog thinks he is. His current "work" is to study joy and happiness and how to change stress into success, and to share his observations with others. It’s a tough job but somebody has to do it. Many of his articles and ideas may be read for free at a new blog he is working on titled More Joy in Life .com It is new and still coming together but feel free to stop by and leave a comment.
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