Timothy Ferriss and The 4-Hour Workweek

Timothy Ferriss, author of the #1 NY Times bestseller, The 4-Hour Workweek explains how you can automate and outsource the process of becoming prosperous, then spend the rest of your time enjoying the things you love to do. Timothy speaks six languages and runs a multinational firm from wireless locations worldwide. He has been a popular guest lecturer at Princeton University since 2003, where he presents entrepreneurship as a tool for ideal lifestyle design and world change.

[@donk.5730]

Thanks for this interview. I really appreciate that you ask a question and then LISTEN to the answer by Tim. NOT many interviewers do this. Well done, you allow Tim to show that he is the real deal and down to earth- with no hype. Thanks Everyone.

[@naturallogicskincare]

Massive action without clearly defined objectives is a form of laziness.... GENIUS!

[@benjaminkorenarmwrestling9053]

My Achilles 😢

[@SirCourtneyBonnick]

I want to thank Tim Ferriss for my success in actually living the 4 hour work week

[@arhabersham]

How did you do it? :)

[@like_nobody]

Lovely super important lessons. This video is going to change my life! I will read the book. Thank you!

[@RogerFusselman]

Great video! I'm reading the book now, in Cebu, on a vacation away from my teaching job in Seoul. I'm doing the exercises and coming up with good ideas for making more money by doing more of what I enjoy doing. I peeked at my email, and I decided to defer it all to Monday, July 7, when I return to work, rather than letting it sabotage my vacation. I'll wait until Friday the 27th of June to return to Facebook. Focus on excitement. Boredom is the enemy.

[@MrPowil]

I can't believe this. The hosts keep butting in on important moments.

[@juliej8184]

I dont understand why people have a problem with this process or this man he is right on the money.

[@AliciaKeydigitallifestyle]

I enjoyed watching this. Some great tips.

[@YOSUP315]

"technology is an excellent slave and a terrible master"

[@srenrimbaud6135]

Love Ferris, but at 7:00 his discourse on Thoreau is a common misperception. Thoreau was NOT alone at Walden Woods, in fact, he was 3 miles from his family home (town) and he went into town 2-3 times per week. He was hardly a hermit. See Reference. articles.chicagotribune.com/2004-08-09/features/0408090225_1_elizabeth-hall-witherell-thoreau-institute-walden-woods

[@lawearsmith9851]

awesome training

[@rexdeodium]

That's the essence of investing!

[@ChronicCruz]

nicely done

[@SpidermanInLondon]

Effectiveness over efficiency!

[@chhive]

According to the book, I shouldn't watch this.

[@ReX0r]

"I should stop watching this show and work on my thesis." That stopped me from multitasking (playing a webbrowser game) for a moment :D

[@alienorgy4321]

..these dudes are freakin me out.

[@nicelady333]

+dr D&B lol this tickled me

[@rotospace]

Yeah, he's also a highly paid higher-up at Rackspace...these people are trying to help you improve your life and you insult them. Classy.

[@ostingguitar]

Learn how to tango in Brazil? A little difficult. Probably would get luckier if you go to Argentina :P

[@leonardolamina4396]

lol, good advice :D need to write a review paper

[@BenMordecai]

You should read the book

[@damo87araimo]

@siliconsurf And this is exactly why it isn't bullshit, because you think it is. For Tim's philosophy to work, you need the majority of the population to keep flogging themselves with 80 hr weeks.

[@egdapo]

i thought it was quite conversational and balanced tbh

[@cgaskin00]

tim ferris is a rockstar and all of you are just haters.

[@leonardolamina4396]

un less you are da boss, look at the people making laws :D 4 hour work in a month

[@eurostyle83]

Please leave the rude host alone & have some compassion. He's not a happy person. It must be terrible to wake up everyday and be him. #untilyouvewalkedinamansshoes

[@garrettkrahn1828]

And she gets paid for those hours, doing something that she's probably adept at. He's using those 10 hours that he just freed up from doing things which are not a productive use of his energy, to do things which are productive to do, with said energy. If you're really awesome at doing a skill, say computer programming, but your boss is telling you that you need to be in meetings all the time... are you giving the best value possible for that hour in which you just invested your time?

[@Oldworldarchery]

0:28 man that was cringy.

[@BloodyBen101]

Poor little host, hes trying

[@drackar]

I find it interesting that all of this "four hours a week"...is his hours. I wonder how many hours that woman on that island puts in. Ten times that? More?

[@kellydockrell24]

This guy with the pink shirt is soo annoying.. just let him talk!

[@ANOOPBAL]

Tim Ferris - the guy who makes is own reviews in Amazon. In oneday, he gets 100 reviews (:- What a con.

[@guitardaddy6]

so pretty much...most of this is not applicable to the average joe.

[@Goldenpill]

dont be an average joe!

[@animejoao]

being good to oneself does not mean that you should be nice to the others, if you have to sell stuff online in order to live a nice life so be it, hahahahhaha