4 Hour Work Week Audio Book

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The 4 Hour Work Week Audio Book shows you how a young man organizes himself to work only four hours every week and still make a nice income. How he does that and what works to reduce his work load to only four hours every week is described in detail in his book.

Just imagine what you could do with the remaining 35 hours you usually work also. Even if you could reduce your work load to 8, or 16 hours only, this would give you a tremedous amount of free time to persue the things you like!

 

The 4-Hour Work Week - Timothy Ferriss - Audiobook 

Escape the 9-5 Rat Race - Live Anywhere and Join the New Rich

In this 4 hour work week mp3, Timothy Ferriss tells it all:

The 4-Hour Work Week explains what a lifestyle entrepreneur is and why you should want to become one. It teaches you how to kill your job and design a life, the 80/20 rule and how it increases productivity, how to replace your dreams with goals, and more. Listeners can lead a rich life by working only four hours a week, freeing up the rest of their time to spend it living the lives they want.

Listening to a sound sample of this book will persuade you that this is a MUST listen audio book. You can also download it here:

The 4-Hour Work Week - Timothy Ferriss - Audiobook.
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Timothy Ferriss Biography - Timothy Ferriss Bio 

Timothy Ferriss Timeline - Timothy Ferriss Life

Timothy Ferriss is an American author, public speaker, and productivity guru. In 2007, he published The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich, which was a New York Times, Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestseller.New Times Bestseller List Feb. 2008

Timothy Ferriss - Four Hour Work Week - The Printed Book 

The 4 Hours Work Week

The 4-Hour Work Week: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich (Library Edition)

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Reviews of The 4 Hour Work Week 

What critics say about Tomothy Ferris and his book

"Stunning and amazing. From mini-retirements to outsourcing your life, it's all here. Whether you're a wage slave or a Fortune 500 CEO, this book will change your life!"
- Phil Town #1 New York Times Bestselling Author of Rule #1

"Thanks to Tim Ferriss, I have more time in my life to travel, spend time with family and write book blurbs. This is a dazzling and highly useful work."
- A.J. Jacobs Editor-at-Large, Esquire Magazine, Author of The Know-It-All

"The 4-Hour Workweek is an absolute necessity for those adventurous souls who want to live life to its fullest. Buy it and read it before you sacrifice any more!"
- John Lusk Group Product Manager, Microsoft World Headquarters

.... and a 'common reader' says on the Amazon pages:

I just completed the 4 hour work week by Timothy Ferris not because as a senior manager I believe I could actually achieve a 4 hour work week, rather it was after reading Tim's blog that I became intrigued with many of his ideas and having a 14 hour flight to the US ahead of me I figured this would pass the time quickly. I am pleased say that I was impressed and the flight did go quickly. Being a bit of a self help junkie I have read many books in the genre because I recognize that there is always a chance to have a sliver of a take away that can be applied into my daily life with an immediate impact. For me it was his advice on email and interruptions, which I tweaked slightly to fit my work environment, gibing me an additional two hours of productivity per day!

Timothy Ferris is a 29 year old who through exploitation of flaws in the system became a Tango champion and a Chinese Kickboxing champion. If you take a serious look at how he accomplished both it can only be defined as "going ugly"; which isn't necessarily bad because it worked. I really enjoyed this book and if you effectively applied any one of the following approaches he espouses in your daily life you will recoup the cost of the book a thousand times over:

- Time manage that focuses only on high value tasks
- Avoiding busy work for the sake of working
- Mini sabbaticals rather than the standard two week vacation
- Setting up a self operating business
- Outsourcing your life

There are plenty of examples of Tim's advice being applied for real success and if you can apply them in whole to your life there is an amazing new world that will open up to you. Most of his techniques have little downside risk to your current job and one of the more salient pieces of advice is that you can always get another one.

Get the book, read it, apply it, and then buy copies for your friends.
Jeffrey Hurley, Hong Kon

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Can You Really Earn a Living in only 4 Hours per Day? 

Four hours seems to be an extremely short time to gain a living. I believe that this is the value of an exceptional guy who has an extremely smart system. But I also believe that by getting organized and doing the right things you can reduce your working hours, and a velue of i.e. 16 hours, which would mean two full days work every week, must be possible.

Is it possible to earn a living, working only 4 hours every week?

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Yes, you just need to know how and you need to be orgainzed!

No way, this is a pipedream and will not work!

 

What to do with the other 36 hours every week 

Once you are done with working for your 4 hours, you might have a problem what to do with the rest of the time? :-)

Below are a few pics with great things to do: i.e. Travel and visit great places around the world

Nice sitting room with a view.... by antwerpenR

Nice sitting room wi...

Yes - I did go over to the other side... by antwerpenR

Yes - I did go over...

Fort Tiracol - the chapel in the hotel by antwerpenR

Fort Tiracol - the c...

Monday - the hotel rooms are named after the days of the week! by antwerpenR

Monday - the hotel r...

Back at the bridge-to-be by antwerpenR

Back at the bridge-t...

Looking toward the Pennsylvania Monument on Cemetary Ridge, Gettysburg by Alaskan Dude

Looking toward the P...

Looking down on Union cannon on Cemetary Ridge from the Pennsylvania Monument by Alaskan Dude

Looking down on Unio...

Monument to the 1st Minnesota and Union cannon on Cemetary Ridge by Alaskan Dude

Monument to the 1st...

Monument to the 1st Minnesota on Cemetary Ridge. This unit was decimated on the 2nd day by Alaskan Dude

Monument to the 1st...

Statue of Union General Buford on McPherson Ridge by Alaskan Dude

Statue of Union Gene...

Statue to Union General Warren on Little Round Top looking toward Cemetary Ridge by Alaskan Dude

Statue to Union Gene...

Mississippi Monument (I think) on Seminary Ridge by Alaskan Dude

Mississippi Monument...

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How do you organize your work week 

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