In a few past posts, I mentioned that my primary task towards achieving the goals of the Four Hour Work Week is to reduce my 60+ hour work week down to 20. As evidenced by my recent trip to Denmark and Sweden, I was able to successfully do so. Of course, the big question is […]
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Editors Note: This is a guest post from Brick Andrews of Life Sutra: The 4-Hour Workweek Journal. Brick Andrews is the founder of Life Sutra: The 4-Hour Workweek Journal. The Life Sutra questions old assumptions and socially reinforced illusions about how to live a fulfilling life while exploring new ways to live and work smarter.
Inspired […]
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On a somewhat random note, I have a habit of taping interesting fortunes that I get from fortune cookies to a printer on my desk. Why? Because the printer is right in my field of vision and whenever I glance in that direction I can see all these little bits of wisdom reminding me to […]
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I also came across today another great post that has more to offer to those seeking a 4HWW-enriched life. From the Dumb Little Man blog comes “20 Things I’m Glad Life Taught Me“. Some of the nuggets:
You must create and look for opportunities: Opportunities rarely ever come knocking on the door of someone who’s not […]
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First, I would like to wish all readers a Happy New Year! I hope this will be a year of satisfaction, wealth, productivity, and less work for you all! But most of all, I hope this is a year of the Four Hour Work Week for myself, readers, and anyone else going down this path.
I […]
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So, the first question people ask when I tell them I’m shooting for 4-hour work weeks (via the 4 hour work Day) is: “What do I plan to do with that extra time?!”
Of course, the first answer is: “Start other businesses”. The idea is to become a parallel entrepreneur. That can only happen with effective […]
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