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The 4-Hour Workweek, Expanded and Updated: Expanded and Updated, With Over 100 New Pages of Cutting-Edge Content
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If you have considered inventing or re-inventing yourself, Timothy Ferriss’s expanded version of The 4-Hour Workweek may be a timely read. Be prepared to look at everything differently. Ferriss takes many of the traditions in the American work mentality and throws them out the window in favor of working smarter and working more efficiently.
Ferriss is truly an advocate of the entrepreneurial experience. His vision is probably a little different than the traditional entrepreneur’s vision, but it has worked for him and many others like him.
The 4-Hour Workweek encourages you to live differently, think differently and define what is important to you. Those are important ingredients in Ferriss’s formula for success. The author sees the world as filled with limitless entrepreneurial potential.
By having a plan, a product or service and capitalizing on the global reach of the Internet, the entrepreneur has never had so many opportunities. Outsourcing is another of the author’s prized resources. Work can be accomplished rapidly and professionally at low rates by simply accessing the vast and eager global marketplace. This is the direction the world is going and Ferriss does not want you to miss the bus.
The 4-Hour Workweek is a sound time management book because it incorporates an alternative living-business program with a solid outline of how to cut through the obstacles that hinder our initiative. To accomplish the 4-Hour Workweek, we have to be motivated and understand how to get to the starting point.
The process begins by defining your objectives, eliminating roadblocks, determining what we can outsource to a virtual assistant and how to use today’s technology to enable us to accomplish more with less effort. What readers will like about this book is that many of the solutions really will create more time for other parts of our life. After reading the author’s tips on how to cut the waste from our daily routine, you may find some immediate relief. In his expanded version, Ferriss uses several case studies to support his claims.
The result of The 4-Hour Workweek is that readers will look more closely at how they spend their time. Ferriss’s time management book provides an insightful outline for those looking to work more efficiently and with less stress and who want more time to enjoy the good life.