Jumia Books 4 Hour Work Week

THE 4-HOUR WORK WEEK BY TIM FERRISS BOOK SUMMARY 

POST CONTENTS1What is The 4-Hour Work Week about?2How ‘The 4-Hour Work Week’ review is structured3Step 1: D is for DefinitionRules that change the rules Dodging bulletsSystem reset4Step 2: E is for EliminationThe low-information dietInterrupting interruption and the art of refusal5Step 3: A is for AutomationHow to work 4 hours a week 6Step 4: L is for LiberationBeyond repair – killing your jobMini-retirements—embracing the mobile lifestyleFilling the void—adding life after subtracting work7The last chapter8Want to Learn More?Turned down by 26 out of 27 publishers, The 4-Hour Work Week nearly didn’t become the No.1 New York Times Bestseller it went on to be. Tim Ferriss wrote ‘The 4-Hour Work Week’ for all those tired of postponing their life until retirement, who instead want to live life large and in the moment, right now.
In The 4-Hour Work Week, Ferriss promises a way to get all the rewards of working without having to wait until the end of your career. As a testament to his strategies, Ferriss has used them to become (amongst many other things):
A guest lecturer at Princeton UniversityThe first America Guinness World Record holder in tangoThe advisor to over 30 world-record holders in both professional and Olympic sportsA national Chinese kickboxing championAn MTV breakdancer in Taiwan