Sure, if you're only working 4 hours a week you have plenty of time to Lucid Dream in your Polyphasic zombie sleeps induced by weeks of raw food diet, kegel exercises and cold calling the A-F entries of the phone book to practice the elevator pitch for your personal-growth startup.
I think you are mixing him up with Steve Pavlina. While I find some of recent entries of Pavlina borderline crazy, his old entries on personal development are really good stuff.
With Steve, for the first time I learned that I can think of him as crazy and admire some of his (early) writing at the same time.
I have my doubts about Tim Ferris though. He seems to run of hype.
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Sure, if you're only working 4 hours a week you have plenty of time to Lucid Dream in your Polyphasic zombie sleeps induced by weeks of raw food diet, kegel exercises and cold calling the A-F entries of the phone book to practice the elevator pitch for your personal-growth startup.
I think you are mixing him up with Steve Pavlina. While I find some of recent entries of Pavlina borderline crazy, his old entries on personal development are really good stuff.
With Steve, for the first time I learned that I can think of him as crazy and admire some of his (early) writing at the same time.
I have my doubts about Tim Ferris though. He seems to run of hype.
I'm not a TF fan but he does have the occasional piece of "unhype-y" brilliance, such as this video on how to build a high traffic blog: http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2009/06/29/how-to-build...