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Worth a read- a lot of truths in this book and ideas to live by. But I don’t think many will work for only 4 years.
It’s brilliant to help develop an entrepreneurial, productivity mindset. What is the value of every hour worked and how to maximise that value. Goal is for that 4 hours you crank to create an additional 50+++ hours of passive income value.
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Yeah but you work at EY so probably work at best a 40 hour week. Not saying thats bad but the goal of only doing 4 hours a week isn’t that realistic - certainly not as realistic (or even desirable) as the book makes out. That said it’s still really useful to read.
Decent book at first read, but in hindsight, it’s quite cringy.
Writes a lot on productivity - in particular, on outsourcing and delegation. Nothing new, but good to learn how the author deploys them for his own use
I haven't tried to read it yet because I prejudged it for being a scam. A lot of friends told me otherwise so I am now considering it.
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It’s solid.
Early Tim Ferris podcast was amazing; much better than his book - like the first 150 episodes or so. Now he seems to cover more spiritual and emotional health topics, which I appreciate but am on my own journey for.
This is a great book!