Cheat Sheet: The 4-hour Workweek ...In 2 Minutes - The Entrepreneur’s Summary of Timothy Ferriss's Best Selling Book:

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UPDATED AND REVISED. Now for a limited time The 4-hour Workweek...In 30 Minutes - The Entrepreneur's Summary of Timothy Ferriss' Best Selling BookAbsolutely FREE with this purchase! An in-depth, 33 page guide of the original and a $4.99 value. Part book summary, part cognitive refresher, The 4-hour Workweek ...In 2 Minutes captures the big ideas in a bullet point, intelligent, and easy to use cheat sheet. It is designed for the busy individual delighted with the book and craves a rapid refresher for cognitive embedding, or the newcomer who wants the important ideas all in 2 minutes flat.Well, we did all of the work for you! The summary comes in two forms - the physical card is a double sided laminate you can quickly pull out on your desk. The digital edition allows you to carry the cheat sheet with you. So you can focus your time and energy on action, not reading. So zoom head with your resolutions, embed that mental note, deliver that milestone and achieve your goals.... with quick cognitive refreshers that delivers instantaneous momentum and a flash of insight, all in 2 minute or less.

Genres: Business

18 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 9, 2013

Reviews

[t m joseph · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good short breakdown

Great short read, Looking forward to reading the full book would love to work a 4 hour work week who wouldn't?

[Melonie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Helpful, some tech issues

I haven't yet read The 4-hour Workweek & have been trying to decide between buying a copy or asking for an interlibrary loan, as my library doesn't own a copy. This quick breakdown gave me a good idea of how useful the book would be & I'll start with the ILL.

However, I think that in such a short document, typos should be nonexistent - it's not like there are 600 pages to edit. Additionally, the link at the end is either broken or expired; the page it takes the read to throws an error code. The 30-minute book might be helpful for some folks, but a broken link will stop them. It's stopped me. I'll just go ask to read the full book from the original author instead of a longer summary.