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This had to be done as well, please check out and add to my discussion site about Taoism and the 4HWW.

Tim gives hope to us, the “great unwashed”, the “average masses”. He is a nutter, with crazy ideas that seem almost plausible, he is also “Mad as a Hatter”, but importantly he has a method in his madness.

Read “The 4-Hour Workweek”! Do it for yourself, have pity on yourself just this one time, and receive a little mercy in return.

Change your view on or concept of Success and get some cool tips for life, even if you think that you are doing well. You might not be doing as well as you might think, tear your life back into your own hands.

Tim shows you how you might.

By Chanster AKA Taoist AKA Aquaverdi

i just finished your book and found it very inspiring! i’m trying to get my wife to read it as i see her in the same position you were in a few years ago: overworked & stressed out!

we’re both self-employed, but the difference with you is that we provide a service, she’s a caterer and i’m an animator. how do entrepreneurs that provide a service better implement your techniques for eliminating/automating our life styles? sorry, if i’m in the wrong section but i’m not sure where to post this.

thanks man, good work on the book & congrats on the success!

cheers, sean

Contact Sowmya from the book(pg 134). I have been working with him for the past year and we have partnered up to form a company http://www.OutsourceSuccess.com

If you go the elance or guru route. Make sure as Tim says in the book that you hire a VA firm not an individual for $2 or $3 an hour. I found those guys really unreliable and 10 min tasks they were telling me took them 2 hours. Gavin

Thank you all so much for the kind words. I’m really thankful to all of my interviewees who helped me get this book out on-time — it was accelerated by two months and we had some tight deadlines. The timing has really worked out for the topic.

Jim, Brickwork is a great firm, but they’re getting snowing under by all of the people contacting them as a result of the book. I also use http://www.getfriday.com, but they are hitting the same issues. A good solution, and one that allows you to find new providers, is to use either http://www.elance.com (I have the most experience with them), http://www.guru.com, or other online freelancer marketplace. Be sure to eliminate boilerplate responses you get to your project, and assign a brief 20-30-minute task to your final three candidates to test reliability before assigning the project. I always test reliability (the ability to head deadlines on time, every time) before skill-set.

Canada has been a great option for me, as has the US. Americans in economically-depressed areas are moving more and more to online marketplaces to make their skills available, as the local markets simply don’t provide the demand that global reach provides.

Hope this helps! Tim