Если вы наблюдали HBO Entourage вчера… вы вероятно думали такая же вещь, котор я был когда вы увидели Vince и Turtle живя оно вверх внутри на пляже в Мексике:

Я хочу ту жизнь!

И если вы как большая часть из населенности, то, вы вероятно думали… если я работаю крепко достаточно, то, long enough часы, и am упорнейший в моей цели; один день я получу там.

Добро я должны здесь дать вам звонок wake up.

By the time вы получите там вы идете быть тучные облыселыми укомплектовываете личным составом в красном автомобиле с откидным верхом BMW.

The fat bald man in the red BMW convertible is the inspiration that Tim Ferriss used to remove himself from his dismal 9-5 existence and live the life he dreamed of… now!

Tim Ferriss is the author of one of my favorite books The 4 Hour Work Week.  The book’s primary objective is for you to stop putting off your “dream life” for the future, and start making the necessary changes that allow you to live it now.

Are you waiting for the big pay day before you “get serious” about going after the kind of woman you really want?  Are you waiting for retirement to travel the world?  To start that non profit?  To write that book?

If the answer is yes than you will most likely end up the bald fat guy in the red BMW convertible.

The 4 Hour Work Week is an inspiring book because it opens up your eyes to that fact that you have options.  While the book’s core focus is learning how to make money without having to work in a cubicle all day, much of the advice Tim talks about can easily be applied to improving other areas of your life.

I’ll never forget one of the final conversations I had with my grandfather before he passed away.  I was preparing for my third trip to Brazil in three years, and was reluctant to admit this to my grandfather because I thought he would frown upon my “irresponsible” behavior since he had spent his youth building a company he would one day sell for several million dollars.  Instead he said to me:

Travel now.  Travel while you’re young.  I’ve seen most of the world, but I’ve seen it as a sixty year old man.  What I would give to have seen it as a twenty five year old man.

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