It seems strange that there have (so far) been so few ideas that leverage the high productivity that ought to be possible with technology and the highly interconnected economy. (So far, day-trading is the only one like that.)
How could one be very productive for only a few hours a week--enough to genuinely earn US$24,000 a year?
Is it Timothy Ferris or nothing? Has anyone gotten his "Four-Hour Work Week" to work?
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It seems strange that there have (so far) been so few ideas that leverage the high productivity that ought to be possible with technology and the highly interconnected economy. (So far, day-trading is the only one like that.)
How could one be very productive for only a few hours a week--enough to genuinely earn US$24,000 a year?
Is it Timothy Ferris or nothing? Has anyone gotten his "Four-Hour Work Week" to work?