“Tim has this great s Tim wrote this book called The Four Hour Work Week and he's this great guy”
“Do you remember Tim Ferris in the four hour work week? He had this thing called like the dream scenario or something”
“And so he read Tim Barris' four hour workweek book. about life design”
“I'll never forget when I was reading four hour work week, Tim Ferris had this whole thing about Anything less than five thousand dollars does not require my opinion”
“You're gonna read this and then for four hours you're gonna question everything in your life. I call that the four hour fever. It's normal, don't worry, call a doctor fake last beyond four hours ... They're called the four work week”
“Go read the four hour work week. If you don't believe me, it's like four work week was was around this principle”
“Tim Farrell, surprisingly, didn't sell that many copies of Four Hour Work Week”
“I don't think Tim Ferris when he started Yeah, four hour work week or even his podcast. would have been like, Yeah”
“I always say this about Tim Ferris' book, The Four Hour Work Week, is like after you read that book You have the four hour fever”
“So like uh Tim Ferris' truth was basically that like The nine to five work in a cubicle for forty years model. is like effing broken and you don't need to do it that way. Like you could work four hours a week and live like a millionaire”
“Tim Ferris's truth was basically that like The nine to five. Work in a cubicle for forty years model. is like effing broken and you don't need to do it that way. Like you could work four hours a week and live like a millionaire. And so that was like Tim Ferris' red pill”
“So you re go read four hour work week”
“Twenty fourteen he basically found for our work week by Tim Ferris and was like, oh, okay, I need to like systematize this”
“I remember at one point I was like Tim Ferris' four hour work week blah blah blah and Tim Ferris was responding to me”
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