Today’s post is titled The 4-Hour Workweek Review and for good reason. I have wanted to write this post for some years now and I finally got down to do it. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.
On to my story!
How I Came Upon The 4-Hour Workweek
When I was still in high school(8-9 years ago), one day I was sitting through a really boring “computers and informatics” class(I have talked about this on the welcome page as well).
What we essentially did during those classes was pretty simple. We either did some boring and purposeless activity with our teacher or just played games on Miniclip.
I don’t want to judge our “informatics” teacher, she was a really well-intentioned woman. But when your teacher slaps the PC to make it work when it is stuck, you know something’s wrong.
Instead of wasting my minutes on Miniclip I decided to check my e-mails(what e-mails does a high school student get?). The self-help junkie that I was, I had recently subscribed to the mailing list of a popular Greek bookshop that occasionally sent suggestions of new self-help books.
And then the fated moment happened :P. I stumbled upon The 4-Hour Workweek. It immediately caught my eye. The claims it was making thrilled me.
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riches and supposedly held the secrets to online success. I’m sure you all have!
five tasks from five different projects I had going at once. That state was normal in my mind, but nothing felt normal about it.
