#809: The 4-Hour Workweek Tools That Still Work — The Art of Refusal and The Low-Information Diet

Hello, boys and girls, ladies and germs. This is Tim Ferris. Welcome to another episode of the Tim Ferris Show. Oh, I would go. I am recording this from my hotel room in Tokyo, Japan. Where I am in Jingumai. And headed on the road yet again. for some more adventures and then back to the US. And when I'm doing this, aside from keeping in mind things like the mini retirement and setting up systems

That persist beyond your return to your home. There are many tools that I still use to this day from the book that started it all. Four hour work week. Came out in two thousand seven, was revised in two thousand nine. And yet, it was one of Amazon's top 10 most highlighted books of all time. Last time I checked in 2017. And what that means is. Many of the principles.

Many of the philosophies that Many of the templates still work. There are certain tech tools and so on, of course, that have changed over time. Those things change nonstop. the rate of improvement. Blah blah blah blah blah. All those things have changed, but there are certain through lines.

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