December 2008

Four-Hour Work Week Author Tim Ferriss on the New Media Minute

In the #1 New York Times Bestseller Four-Hour Work Week, author Timothy Ferriss advocates reducing the time we spend on Blackberries and email because those technologies can impede us from getting work done quickly and well. But how can executives and creators in new media, television and online video businesses apply those productivity strategies? Daisy Whitney interviewed Tim Ferriss for the New Media Minute and asked him those questions. For Tim Ferriss tips for new media professionals and video creators, check out this episode of the New Media Minute.

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2 Responses to “Four-Hour Work Week Author Tim Ferriss on the New Media Minute”

  1. Jeremy Campbell Says:
    December 3rd, 2008 at 11:59 am

    I agree with Timothy in that too many people get overly caught up in their emailing, Facebook, MySpace, Twitter accounts etc. and should actually get some work done early in their days before engaging with others.

    Thanks for the interview Daisy, I’m going to pick this book up soon to see if Mr.Ferriss can help me get more time efficient and shave an hour or two off my current crazy work days.

  2. Wilson Cleveland Says:
    December 8th, 2008 at 4:31 pm

    I’ve read 4HWW twice now and am a HUGE Tim Ferriss fan. Very cool to see him on NMM. He has a new show on History Channel as well that is worth checking out. Thanks Daisy!

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