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Summary of Timothy Ferris' The 4-Hour Workweek
- Narrated by: Adam Smith
- Length: 23 mins
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Sample key takeaways:
1. Power is not determined by money, but by the options you have in your life. If someone makes $500,000 a year, but cannot travel and must work 80-hour weeks to afford rent, are they really powerful?
2. To begin living a life with endless possibilities and with substantially fewer work hours, you have to change your assumptions about life.
3. Trying to reach arbitrary financial goals is like trying to hit a moving target. You have to learn to let go of these goals and start living the life you always wanted.
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