Top 10 Best "Timothy Ferriss" Books

The financial gurus of our time teach that your money has to work for you if you are ever to reach Financial Freedom. Passive Income is the best way to accomplish this.

When you think "passive income," most people think stock investing, real estate investing, book royalties or savings accounts. Those are all good, but only represent a handful of the potential passive income streams that are available to you.

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ISBN: 0-9801941-9-9
Pages: 140

In April 2007, Random House released Timothy Ferriss' book The 4-Hour Workweek through its Crown imprint.

The 4-Hour Work Week warns against information overload, recommending what Ferriss calls 'selective ignorance.

Tim Ferriss coins the phrase 'lifestyle design.'

Mr. Ferriss also advocates hiring virtual assistants from developing countries to help you gain time in your life back.

Before the release of the 4HWW, Ferriss was an unknown.

He marketed the book heavily through bloggers who he created personal relationships with. Tim has since been praised for this technique.

The book eventually hit number 1 on both the New York Times bestseller list and the Wall Street Journal bestseller list.

Following in his footsteps are Thornton and Craig with their book: Secrets to Creating Passive Income.

In April 2007, Random House released Timothy Ferriss' book The 4-Hour Workweek through its Crown imprint.

The 4-Hour Work Week warns against information overload, recommending what Ferriss calls 'selective ignorance.

Tim Ferriss coins the phrase 'lifestyle design.'

Mr. Ferriss also advocates hiring virtual assistants from developing countries to help you gain time in your life back.

Before the release of the 4HWW, Ferriss was an unknown.

He marketed the book heavily through bloggers who he created personal relationships with. Tim has since been praised for this technique.

The book eventually hit number 1 on both the New York Times bestseller list and the Wall Street Journal bestseller list.

Following in his footsteps are Thornton and Craig with their book: Secrets to Creating Passive Income.