The 4-Hour Workweek, Expanded and Updated
A practical guide to redesigning work and life through elimination, delegation, automation, remote work, and greater control over time.
About the book
This book is useful for readers who feel that work has taken up too much of their life. Ferriss does not offer only a calendar trick; he pushes a different way of thinking: less automatic busyness, more selection, testing, and system building. The strongest takeaways are the 80/20 principle, information dieting, delegation, and designing work so that it supports life instead of replacing it.
In a nutshell
This book is useful for readers who feel that work has taken up too much of their life. Ferriss does not offer only a calendar trick; he pushes a different way of thinking: less automatic busyness, more selection, testing, and system building. The strongest takeaways are the 80/20 principle, information dieting, delegation, and designing work so that it supports life instead of replacing it.
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