I sat down with Tim Ferris, author of the new book The 4-Hour Workweek, to hear exactly what the heck that might mean for life, business and money… here’s the audio:
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My name is Andy Wibbels. I'm the author of Blogwild! A Guide for Small Business Blogging and I've helped hundreds of businesses all over the world get started blogging, increase traffic and make money online. I am a Marketing Manager at Six Apart, creators of Movable Type, TypePad and Vox. Contact me today to learn more. Full bio
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The "4-Hour Work Week" looks excellent. I’m purchasing it right away. It ties in perfectly with what I’ve been learning about outsourcing your daily tasks to others and getting a life through the freedom busines system [click commenter’s name for more info]. I used to work almost 100 hours a week. Sure financially it was great, but after 3 failed relationships and deterioating health, this is giving me a new lease on life.
Tim Ferriss book “The 4-Hour Work Week” seems to be an informative one.
Do you think we can afford to have it?
Well, if you’re referring to the book price, yes. It’s only about $11 and maybe add a few cents. The price of two sandwiches. Speaking of which, I’ve just realized my stomach’s kissing my backbone already.
Oh, I heard the book is now #10 in Amazon.
Great job! Soaring that fast, huh! And another good thing is, they reduced the price. Isn’t it good?
That was in Amazon. A pity that that the price is a bit higher at Barnes & Nobles. Check it out at http://snipurl.com/1ilc1.
Great interview, Andy! I met Tim at SXSW and was truly inspired. He and I recorded a podcast last week also - little different angle & topics:
http://entrepreneurs.about.com/b/a/216405.htm
This guy is totally inspirting. I just got his book and I was mesmerized and excited all at the same time.
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