Comments on: Stop everything & GET the “4 Hour Work Week” Book NOW!

By: Is the Four-Hour Work Week Possible? | messaginglab reads and writes

Is the Four-Hour Work Week Possible? | messaginglab reads and writes — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 19:27:52 +0000

[...] Rich mentioned Tim had done 28 radio interviews in one week. Then, Annemarie Segaric pointed me to Marlene Green’s blog where she has links to two audio interviews with Tim, one at Joe Polish’s blog and another at [...]

By: Larry Lane, architect

Larry Lane, architect — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 03:55:32 +0000

While Tim’s book goes “over the line” when recommending to do less than your best while at the office so it will make your output while away from the office even better and even though he was able to dumb down the use of the word “architecture” to a point that even my mentor, Mr. I.M. Pei would probably cringe, I was still unable to put the book down. His wit and thought provoking examples that he uses to successfully illustrate his many ideas and steps to achieve better time management are well worth reading - more than once. Heck, just the over flowing bucket of resources in the text, footnotes, and in the end chapters make the book worth more than the cover price.

By: Is the 4-Hour Work Week Possible? « Karl Schmieder

Is the 4-Hour Work Week Possible? « Karl Schmieder — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 22:54:16 +0000

By: karl

karl — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 16:56:54 +0000

Hi Marlene - I thought this was a great post. I also read the book (listened to the Audible version) and have been recommending it to everyone I know. I thought it was interesting that of the four books he mentioned in his “Must Reads” was Dan’s “How to Make Millions with Your Ideas.” I’ve been telling people the chapters on redefining your life and eliminating information make it worth the price of admission. Keep up the great work. -Karl