I get a lot of flack for uploading too few photos to Flickr. Perhaps a professional can help.
One of my favorite photographers is Corey Arnold, an all-around bad-ass who can often be seen on Deadliest Catch aboard the F/V Rollo in the Bering Sea. He recently sent me these shots from a series he dubbed “A Day in the Life of Tim Ferriss,” which captured us roaming through SF messing around and getting in trouble.
Beginning tomorrow, I’ll be taking a road trip with my brother along the Pacific coast through Portland, Eugene, Seattle, and Vancouver at a minimum. For those interested, I’ll be posting my most interesting findings and disasters (we’re winging the entire trip) here on Twitter.
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Tim, Your words echo my thoughts, I'm on the bandwagon, and I can see the light at the end. I'm working on getting to the NR platform … but I'm a bit antsy as things aren't working out so fast. So my question is this: How do you stay motivated? When you're still chained to the 40+ hours and struggling your way to 4 hours. How do you stay mentally/emotionally/spiritually motivated when the NR lifestyle is not yet tangible. Thanks/Grazie/Danke/Merci, Nicolette
Timothy thank you so much for your inspirational website. You are such a great influence for me and other young people.
Tim I continue to cherish your Book, the 4 hr work week. And the photos are interesting indeed. I u sure they arent photoshopped ? lol
Love It! Keep up the good work.