May
The 4 Hour Work Week
Does a 4 hour work week sound like an inconceivable dream to you? Tim Ferriss, author of the bestselling book The 4 Hour Work Week, doesn’t think so. The man is living the dream. He’s living my dream. What would you do if you could escape the 9-5 job, live anywhere, do anything, and join the ‘new rich’?
Matt Propst suggested I pick up The 4 Hour Work Week from Amazon. I checked it out (here) and decided to buy a copy.
I’m only about 4 chapters in so I can’t give you a thorough review just yet, but from what I’ve read it’ going to be a very interesting read. What Ferriss is telling the readers is that you can be rich even if you only make $50,000 a year. Making 50k a year but being able to do what you want, when you want, and where you want is more valuable than someone who makes $250k a year but works 70 hours a week and is on call 24/7. Which life would you rather have?
The book promises to teach you how to focus on your goals and not waste time dilly dallying around (something I have a problem with).
It preaches that we need to outsource our work so we can take adventures and plan mini-retirements. Why wait until your 65 years old to start having fun? Start living life on your own terms and pick up his book.



I want that 250k job for 5 years, than go to the 50k a year job
Lol…Billy Donavan just signed with the Orlando Magic! Jai Lucas now will commit to Texas! Update your Gator fansite!
Why would you want a 4 hour job a week. Do something you enjoy, quit your job if you have to, and start a business that you enjoy. Maybe then you wouldnt mind the sweat and blood that goes into a business. A 4 hour week is called being lazy.