The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich
April 24, 2007
Someone else’s speeding ticket might make my dreams come true.
Escaping the Cubicle
I was reading about Trent’s speeding ticket late last night when I saw an ad for a new book Timothy Ferriss, the 4–Hour Work Week. The title of this newly released book makes some promises that sound intriguing.
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Escaping the 9–5.
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Living Anywhere I Desire.
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Joining the New Rich.
Count me in!
Punching My Ticket to Easy Street
After checking out the site for the 4–Hour Work Week and its reviews on Amazon.com I decided to take a chance on the book and see what Timothy had to say about these lofty goals.
I typically don’t fall for such grand promises but it was late and after reading reviews by some people of note, I was intrigued. I’m particularly interested in his experiences on outsourcing life. The book’s on its way, I’ll let you know what I think.
OK: you’ve got me, too. Can’t wait to hear what you think of it.
Outsourcing is overrated. I tried that once lol. They wanted to charge me $22 an hour! Hells to the no!
It’s a pretty good book. I’ve already read it. If nothing else, it’s got some solid productivity tips.
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Not all VAs demand of a high pay.
This book is really good.
The 4-Hour Work Week is available at Barnes&Nobles.com .
Don’t waste time today,get a copy of it. I guarantee you, this is very informative book.