Jim Fulner reviewed The 4-Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferriss
3 stars
Frequently when I review audio books, particular nonfiction ones, I recommend that if you are interested in the topic to get the dead tree version instead. This could never be so true as with the 4 hour work week. Not only, as usal, would it be helpful to easlily reference what is discussed, but more importantly it is incredible annoying with the reader actually READS full web URLs. ech-tee-tee-pee-colon-forward-slash-forward-slash, etc. returnreturnThe content, however, seems solid, if sometimes seeming unethical, but then again it can be no more unethical than reviewing a book while at work. We all waste lots of time at work. There is no reason to do so in this day in age. return returnFrom time management techniques, why I got this book, to ways to automatize your entire business and start your own company, this book has something for everyone. I do highly recommend and will be …
Frequently when I review audio books, particular nonfiction ones, I recommend that if you are interested in the topic to get the dead tree version instead. This could never be so true as with the 4 hour work week. Not only, as usal, would it be helpful to easlily reference what is discussed, but more importantly it is incredible annoying with the reader actually READS full web URLs. ech-tee-tee-pee-colon-forward-slash-forward-slash, etc. returnreturnThe content, however, seems solid, if sometimes seeming unethical, but then again it can be no more unethical than reviewing a book while at work. We all waste lots of time at work. There is no reason to do so in this day in age. return returnFrom time management techniques, why I got this book, to ways to automatize your entire business and start your own company, this book has something for everyone. I do highly recommend and will be looking to get a copy myself .