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Tim Ferriss · 2021-11-23

The Lost Presentation That Launched The 4-Hour Workweek from SXSW 2007 | The Tim Ferriss Show

The Lost Presentation That Launched The 4-Hour Workweek from SXSW 2007 | The Tim Ferriss Show

Recommended on this episode

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Your Man in India (YMII)

“There are two companies I'd recommend you look at closely”
“There are two companies I'd recommend you look at closely. Your Man in India, YMII, and Brickwork. Okay? Uh both based in India.”— Tim Ferriss
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Brickwork

“There are two companies I'd recommend you look at closely”
“There are two companies I'd recommend you look at closely. Your Man in India, YMII, and Brickwork. Okay? Uh both based in India.”— Tim Ferriss

The guest's own work

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The 4-Hour Workweek

Tim Ferriss (inferred)

“The 4-Hour Workweek is my first book, and it encapsulates my experience over the last 4 or 5 years uh conducting experiments around the world”— Tim Ferriss

Also referenced (named, not recommended)

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Deep Work

Cal Newport (inferred)

“it was a great surprise when Cal Newport, you can find him at calnewport.com, author of Deep Work and a writer for the New Yorker”— Tim Ferriss
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BrainQUICKEN

Tim Ferriss (inferred)

“send an email to [email protected]. Uh that's that's one of the products that I'm involved with. And uh it's very clear.”— Tim Ferriss
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Palm Z22

Palm (inferred)

“This is the first PDA I've ever owned, and I bought it a week ago. It cost me $99. It's the Palm Z22, I believe.”— Tim Ferriss