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Mark Evans DM breaks down Tim Ferriss's Four Hour Workweek, arguing the title is marketing hype. The real payoff is practical stuff: how to hire virtual assistants, cut through daily tasks, and actually get your time back.
Mark Evans DM breaks down Tim Ferriss's Four Hour Workweek, arguing the title is marketing hype. The real payoff is practical stuff: how to hire virtual assistants, cut through daily tasks, and actually get your time back.
Back in the day, Tim Ferriss came out that book called the Four Hour Workweek. It's an awesome subject line. It works. It pulls you in and you want to learn. There's a lot to be said with that, but this comes with a maturity level. When you read a Four Hour Workweek book, you're not thinking, how do I only work four hours a week to make millions of dollars? It's called marketing. If you don't understand, it's a marketing book. And then you learn how to set up and hire a va, how to set up and manage a va, how to manage your day. It's not about four hours a week. It's about learning how to make your life more streamlined and more enjoy. Don't.
