Timothy Ferriss spoke at a management meeting last week where I work. A few of the managers came back pretty impressed, so I cadged a copy off of a manager and skimmed/read it one sitting Friday night...
EDIT: I've left my original opinion below. However, as time has passed, I don't really think I can recommend this book as anything but entertainment. Anything useful has been written elsewhere, better...
At first I thought this was the bee's knees, toes, and ankles. But as I read further I began to realize that this guy "wins" by cheating, "delegates" by leaving everything in the hands of his $5/hour ...
Let ME save YOU a few hours.1. You're a game changer and a rule breaker.2. Quit checking your fucking email and get off the computer. No, seriously. Go.3. Outsource everything--even your soul. It's al...
I don't know how else to put it. Timothy Ferris is a douche. There is, in fact, an entire genre of blog literature that explains why Timothy Ferriss is a douche. Even New York Times columnist Frank Br...
Instead of focusing on this book's lame contents (it was really bad) I decided to share my review of how it was otherwise used in the hopes that it might inspire others.First of all, I found the book'...
A few weeks ago in NYC, I sat with two of the smartest people I know at a cool brunch."But explain it to me," I said. "Just what is it about the 4-Hour Work Week that we haven't already seen?" Having ...
I found this book on a recommendation from a good friend, and if it wasn't for that I might have put it down right away, because the tone is very markety, and the author makes a lot of big claims with...
Although mr. Ferriss has some good ideas and goals, there is one word that describes why, I am not a fan of this book: Scumbaggery.While I totally agree with Tim Ferriss, when he says that most meetin...
The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich, Timothy FerrissMore than 50 practical tips and case studies from readers (including families) who have doubled income, overcome c...