
Edward de Bono
“He wrote a book called Lateral Thinking. He has another one, I think it's called The Six Thinking Hats or something along those lines, which similarly, very helpful”— Tim Ferriss
Edward de Bono
“He has another one, I think it's called The Six Thinking Hats or something along those lines, which similarly, very helpful”— Tim Ferriss
Shane Parrish
“Then we created these series of books called The Great Mental Models. And the idea behind The Great Mental Models was basically, what are the big ideas you would've learned in university”— Shane Parrish
Tim Ferriss
“he's done that by following the slow-carb diet in The 4-Hour Body as described by The 4-Hour Body. People can find it online, certainly without having to buy any book.”— Tim Ferriss
Shane Parrish
“Shane, the new book is — yeah, it's a good one. Clear Thinking: Turning Ordinary Moments into Extraordinary Results. People can find that wherever fine books are sold”— Tim Ferriss
Greg Weston (inferred)
“why was the book The Stopwatch Gang important to you and could you provide some context for how that appeared in your life?”— Tim Ferriss
Greg Weston (inferred)
“And there's one book called The Stopwatch Gang. And I was like, what's this about? I pick it up and it's about a bunch of bank robbers.”— Shane Parrish
Roger Lowenstein (inferred)
“Were you introduced to them by Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist, or how did you get introduced to them?”— Tim Ferriss
Roger Lowenstein (inferred)
“Yeah, so I read Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist, I think in university.”— Shane Parrish
Charlie Munger (inferred)
“In the room next door, I have Poor Charlie's Almanack. I love reading about mental models.”— Tim Ferriss
Athletic Greens (inferred)
“Kat Cole, who works at Athletic Greens. Tim Ferriss: Yeah, totally. Shane Parrish: One of my favorite people. She's always one step ahead.”— Shane Parrish