FAQ
Questions, answered once.
About the book, the method, the formats and Robert Nikic.
01Who is Problems Pay for?
It's written for men who hide or carry their problems, and for the man who already tried: who restarted the business, read the books and had the conversation more than once. The method works for anyone with a problem.
02Is it a business book or a life book?
Both. "Business taught me how to handle problems. Life taught me how to solve them." The same six moves work at work, at home and on problems bigger than your own.
03What is the main idea of the book?
Every problem has a price, and every problem pays. Carry a problem and it charges you interest. Collect on it and it pays you. The six moves are how you collect.
04How long is it?
Four parts and thirteen chapters, one idea per chapter, kept short on purpose, plus an Introduction, the Rules page and a Closing. It includes 45 full-color ink illustrations.
05When does it come out, and in what formats?
The publication date will be announced in The Ledger first. It's coming in hardcover, paperback, Kindle and audiobook.
06Is it a 30-day program?
No. Every chapter ends with one thing to do today. Not a worksheet. Not a thirty-day program. One thing.
07How long until it works?
There isn't a set timeline, because it isn't a program you finish. Some problems pay you back next week. Some take years.
08What if what I'm carrying is depression or anxiety?
If what you're carrying is depression, anxiety or anything medical, get professional help. That isn't weakness. In the US, call or text 988.
09Who is Robert Nikic?
Robert Nikic is an entrepreneur, TEDx speaker and advisor on innovation and economic growth to an international council working on United Nations SDG 8 & 9, and the author of Problems Pay.
10Is the book endorsed by the United Nations?
No. The content of this publication has not been approved by the United Nations and does not reflect the views of the United Nations or its officials or Member States.
11Can I buy copies for my team or group?
Yes. Bulk orders, keynotes and the Problems Pay for Teams workshop are on the Speaking page.
12Can I share quotes from the book?
Yes. Please credit Robert Nikic, Problems Pay. A full list is on the Robert Nikic Quotes page.
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