The Sphynx Cats Blog | Hairless Cat Information. The Four Hour Work Week Project – Allison Reynolds. Living the 4-Hour Work Week » Blog Archive » Expanding the Dreamlining Concept. Expanding the Dreamlining Concept Posted by Rex | Comments : (4) Category : book, dreamlining, Getting Started Tags: dreamlining, FHWW One of the first things that’s advised to us in the FHWW book is to Define our Goals, since without Definition, there can be no forward progress. The reason we’re supposed to be trimming down our work weeks to begin with is to make more time for our larger goals. The Dreamlining activity set aside in the book asks readers to identify what they want to BE, DO, and HAVE in the forward-looking six and twelve months.
Now, with my mind wrapped around “Think Big, not Realistic” mantra, I realized that I had some goals that I wanted to achieve in the next six and twelve months, but others that I saw as being farther out goals. This might not be the idea that Tim had in mind. One of the great tools to assist in Dreamlining is the Excel Spreadsheet version that was developed by the folks at the Technotheory blog. Six Month Goals: Twelve Month Goals: Four hour work week muse creation | Living Jet Set. By far the most common question I receive is on Muse Creation and Development. I’m a big believer in modeling successful people and reproducing their strategies. If they can do it, I can do it, too. It looks like I’ve found just the guy to model and he’s willing to share his secrets. I recently sent out a Tweet asking “if anyone has a muse that truly requires less than four hours a week and makes six figures a year”. Muses are such a pressing topic with our Jet Set Life audience that I decided to create a series on Muse Creation and Development.
Before we jump into the questions, tell us a little about yourself, including what you were doing before you created your muse. I have always been a serial entrepreneur. I left because my wife and I were getting ready to have our first daughter, she was only a few months away. I had read a book that previous summer called The 4 Hour Work Week, by Tim Ferriss, and it fundamentally changed the way I looked at business. 1. A. B. C. D. E. 2. 1. 2. "FREE Online Video Reveals The #1 Secret to Using Free or Almost Free Software, Tools and Resources To Start and Build Your Business" Cold Remedy: 18 Real-World Lifestyle Design Case Studies (Now It’s Your Turn)
If not in 2010, then when? (Photo: jphilipson) The video case studies that I asked for in the last post really caught me unprepared. I…am…so happy that it’s hard to put it into words. From Denmark to India, from college students to retirees, from yoga instructors to engineers, the stories poured in. Narrowing them down to finalists, even with several people, was excruciating, but below you will find 15 of our favorites. Many more are worth watching (I watched them all) and can be found here, or by searching “4hww success” on YouTube. There are also 150 comments on the last post full of practical how-to implementations.
The below videos represent a real-life crash course in the many paths and practicalities of lifestyle design. Happy New Year, y’all. It can be. Gary Misner (below) Gary is a 22-year old from Long Island. Chuck Holton (below) From Chuck: My attempts at leaving the corporate world met with very limited success until I read the 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss. I did it Tim! Nope. 4hww Case Studies - Home. P.I.G. Tones - Politically Incorrect GPS - Download New GPS Voice Tones to Your Garmin or TomTom GPS | Give your GPS a Voice-Lift & Personality Transplant.