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The Four hour work week by Tim Ferris is a very quick read. I don’t know why I put it off for so long. I’ve been listening to Tim’s podcast for a while and finally decided to read the book.

Well read is a strong word. I’ve got a long commute to work so I got the audio book.

Usually I don’t listen to a podcast, or a book when working out, but I found my self not switching to music for this book.

The practical examples are excellent, and worth the price of the book alone.

But reading it, or listening, is also great, because Tim wrights in such a conversational style that it’s very engaging and like I said a quick read.

So do yourself a favor and get a copy, do the homework and become rich and famous.