Martin Aranovitch

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Martin Aranovitch is a househusband, stay at home dad and a work from home online business owner.

on April 18, 2010
The Househusband Guide - A Househusband Management Guide From The Lazy Househusband!
- Nonfiction
Martin Aranovitch
Posted project update #1

The Househusband Guide Project Is Now Live!
The Househusband Guide Project is now live and we're getting the word out to anyone who wants to support this project financially, as well as househusbands and stay-at-home dads who would like to contribute to the creation of the book.

We've posted the promo video on youtube here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Also, we already have our first backer and our first contributing author. Thank you both for taking the first step towards the successful realization of this project.

If you know any househusbands or stay-at-home dads, please let them know about this project. They can get more info here: http://www.househusbandguide.com

I will be posting new updates on this blog and on my own blog at http://www.lazyhousehusband.com

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on April 17, 2010
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The Househusband Guide - A Househusband Management Guide From The Lazy Househusband! by Martin Aranovitch

The Househusband Guide - A book written by and for househusbands and stay-at-home dads, containing shared real-life experiences and practical tips.
- Nonfiction
Funding Unsuccessful (06/04/2010)

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