Another great post, your on fire! I'm reading the book for the second time at the moment and like anything in life I think we all have such wide varying opinions on things.

I liked the book although it's certainly not easy to apply everything Tim has to say and nor would I. However I believe it's very good at demonstration alternative approaches to business that you can then apply in your own life.

I personally (the first time I read the book) felt that it's very good at encouraging more confidence in your own abilities indirectly encouraged me to network more in my various business ventures.

Thank again.

PS, I'm doing a mini review of your blog on my website tonight, just gotta fit dinner with the folks before they head home first…

If you remember or need a refresher, I recently wrote a post titled: 3 Ways To Start Outsourcing Your Email and I immediately started implementing those after reading Tim Ferriss’s book 4HWW which I think is great, apparently not everyone and we….

Great post, I gotta say first though loving your domain name tweeterpreneur!

Anyway, I constantly talk about how working hard and putting the hours in is incredibly important, I have a 12hr full time job and still work 6-8 hours a day, sometimes more on my site.

Those hours have paid off big time, in 11 weeks I have gone from nothing to a website that has 155 posts and over 1,900 comments!

Put the hours in and you will get it!

I'm sure Tim Ferriss loves what he does and he has a unique way of finding shortcuts. However, my intuition tells me that Tim is an outlier – one of the rare individuals who, either by genetic predisposition or unique upbringing, find ways to become wildly successful.

My intuition leads me to believe your story is the one that more people connect with. I certainly do. I only wish I could sit back and let the money roll in while I travel or read or blog or whatever. Thanks for the perspective!