Who recommends it
- Andrew CraigInterview
The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss. I suspect this one needs little introduction given what a mega-bestseller it has been for fifteen years or so now. I read it back in 2009 when I was living in New York and not particularly enjoying life. It was one of the key catalysts in my deciding to quit my stockbroking job…
- David KadavyInterview
The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss. It completely changed my understanding of effort vs. output, and how to build the life that works for you.
- Mark SissonInterview
The three books I’d recommend for people to read on my career path would be; Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand, Money: Master the Game by Tony Robbins, The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss. Atlas Shrugged sets a stage for becoming a self-determined moral capitalist; Money: Master the Game puts wages and wealth into…
- Rohan GunatillakeInterview
The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss, mainly because of the central idea of decoupling the relationship between time and income. Having been a consultant for many years, the idea of making products which earnt me money while I was asleep was very compelling.
- Mark MansonInterview
Probably The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss. It showed me that starting an online business and living around the world was possible and gave me the courage to try and do it.
- Lawrence NealInterview
The second book I’d pick would be The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss, because that book changed the way I looked at business and productivity. It would have informed my decisions earlier on in life, and I feel that if I had had that book sooner, it would have effected where I am now. That book was a game changer.
- Should Aspiring Writers Have A Blog?Article
One example of an author who has a successful blog is Tim Ferriss. Ferriss is the author of The 4-Hour Work Week and The 4-Hour Body, and he has a popular blog where he writes about productivity, lifestyle design, and business. Ferriss’s blog is one of the most popular blogs on the internet, and it has helped him…
- Rolf PottsInterview
Tim read Vagabonding not long after it was published in 2003 — and it influenced both his global travels and the time-wealth philosophy that went into The 4-Hour Work Week. He contacted me when he was writing the book, and I gave him an early blurb (he also wrote several articles for my blog in the months before his…
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