The 4-Hour Work Week: Truth or Fantasy?

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  • Опубліковано 18 вер 2024

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  • @VladFreimann
    @VladFreimann 3 роки тому +10

    Golden nugget 1: 2:43
    Golden nugget 2: 6:06
    Golden nugget 3: 9:31
    Thank you Graham! Trying to read the book for the second time. With your review the motivation for reading increases!

  • @QuincyKane
    @QuincyKane 6 років тому +17

    Graham, I know you're a blessing to many people, but I swear sometimes I think God designed you specifically to help me, haha. When I needed to learn how to make music that could hang with professional mixes, I discovered The Recording Revolution. A few years later, when I became serious about the business side of music and letting God use me the way he wants, you start this new business channel.
    I'm happy to say I've got my email list mostly set up (something I didn't even know I'd be doing this year) and I'm starting to work more on the things that will actually help generate income. I feel like my work has become simpler, but more effective. Thank you so much!

    • @GrahamCochrane
      @GrahamCochrane  6 років тому +1

      Haha. Love it!

    • @donjuan2478
      @donjuan2478 6 років тому

      Amen brother. Same here. Kudos Graham, God bless you and your family man!

  • @Hadhoudtn
    @Hadhoudtn 4 роки тому +11

    I think that the review is better than the book itself (that I found extremely boring and not really helpful for doctors). Rich dad poor dad is a way more interesting read.

  • @NathanSchaumannPiano
    @NathanSchaumannPiano 5 років тому +3

    Graham, I hope you don't look at the number of views on this video and deduce that your work was slightly pointless or didn't really have the impact you were hoping for. It has changed MY life, and reading the comments it is overwhelmingly clear that you have changed many others' lives as well. I thank you for sacrificing your precious time to produce incredibly valuable content that will very possibly make you zero money. That is probably the most selfless thing I can think of.

  • @Tisha.SaludIntegrativa
    @Tisha.SaludIntegrativa 4 роки тому +4

    Thank you, Graham! I read the book years ago and loved it but it did feel foreign. Time to read it again, since my life has changed so much!

  • @WPTuts
    @WPTuts 6 років тому

    Just ordered the book after your video prompted me to look into it a little more.
    Having moved my business home and running 3 UA-cam Channels, time is something that has become considerably more valuable. So, anything that can help provide opportunities to enjoy more 'non work' related time is definitely of interest.
    I look forward to getting my hands on it in a couple of days and seeing how to change my perception of the work/life balance. :)
    Keep up the great work Graham!

  • @DavidGriffithsmusic
    @DavidGriffithsmusic Рік тому

    Thank you for inspiring me!!!

  • @SaschaRissling
    @SaschaRissling 6 років тому +1

    The first time i've read FHWW i started the trail on which i am now. Absolutely hated my job and how things were. Although i went into everything a little bit too fast. I reread the book about one year later and the meaning was so different for me. I will reread it every year now just like you to have see the shift of meaning for me.
    Other than making me quit my job way too fast - this book opened the whole new selfimprovement world to me. Love it.
    Thanks for your video!

  • @podhditalia
    @podhditalia 4 роки тому +2

    hey graham, funny coincidence: 2020 has just begun, i've been wanting to read tim's 4HWW for a while...and there: i just stumbled upon your "new" business-oriented channel which i had no clue about. as a music fan, you helped me tremendously with TRR already and as you're one of my favourite creators, i'd say this has been a fortunate find. nice way to start 2020 off :) cheers!

    • @GrahamCochrane
      @GrahamCochrane  4 роки тому +2

      Glad you found me over here! Thanks for the support!

    • @actualchrisreid
      @actualchrisreid 4 роки тому +1

      @@GrahamCochrane There is a lot more topics you can talk about here without repeating yourself which is awesome. Thanks for always teaching us about these valuable lessons.

  • @goldsilverarmor
    @goldsilverarmor 6 років тому +2

    Thanks for this. I've read and stopped many times this book because I felt it was way out of my reach, but the approach you do here helps to read it with different eyes :)

  • @dagoberttrump9290
    @dagoberttrump9290 Рік тому

    Startup life: making 1/2 of what everyone else makes, working 2x what everyone else works

  • @muhammedthegambian6170
    @muhammedthegambian6170 4 роки тому +3

    There's a book called A Million Stars To Self Empowerment Volume II. It goes deep into the time concept.
    I was just quoting it earlier.

  • @the1rawdawg
    @the1rawdawg 3 роки тому +1

    Mind blown. Well done and inspirational. thanks,

  • @chetiafloyd6741
    @chetiafloyd6741 Рік тому

    This is AMAZING. I found him on a CNBC MAKE IT video that he was featured in. He's nice but straight up. It's inspiring but challenging. And I am here for it! Thank you !

  • @CrackaLackTV
    @CrackaLackTV 2 роки тому +2

    What's your favorite book?

    • @GrahamCochrane
      @GrahamCochrane  2 роки тому

      This is up there! My all time fav business book is The Go Giver

  • @Deech72
    @Deech72 6 років тому +1

    Preaching some serious truth!! Thank you Graham.

  • @ColeMizeStudios
    @ColeMizeStudios 6 років тому +2

    Thanks so much for this Graham, I really needed to hear this and your added balance was very helpful. Much love and respect! :) - Cole Mize

  • @dymantdance
    @dymantdance 3 роки тому

    This video is so clear and helpful! Love the way you break down the nuggets and talk about time. Getting the book.. thank you!

  • @ThePassiveCashflowClub
    @ThePassiveCashflowClub 2 роки тому

    Very interesting!

  • @dafingaz
    @dafingaz 4 роки тому +1

    Awesome!

  • @TheAlison1456
    @TheAlison1456 3 роки тому +1

    The big question is if it's sustainable for everyone to live this way. Some kind of consumer market has to exist so that people get money.

  • @PilotsCorner
    @PilotsCorner 4 роки тому +1

    I work 12 hr shifts as a correctional officer and most of the time spent there is EXTREMELY unproductive. It’s not possible for me to outsource anything or cut out any hours so I plan to quit as soon as I can find different way to make money.

  • @MX-CO
    @MX-CO 5 років тому +2

    Im a First time Viewer and i havent read the book yet , but i plan to.

  • @arthurjan2482
    @arthurjan2482 5 років тому +3

    first time viewer, this was great

  • @jesselangel4939
    @jesselangel4939 5 років тому +1

    Thanks, Graham. I had a similar experience with the book. Thank you or the insightful review!

  • @cinnachicc1
    @cinnachicc1 3 роки тому +1

    Yes, it is possible.

  • @bradlongmusic
    @bradlongmusic 5 років тому +2

    Love this review! Love this book as well. I totally agree with you regarding Tim's worldview. As a Christian, I do not agree with his worldview either. But like you said, that doesn't negate the golden nuggets of wisdom in the book. Excellent and fair review, Graham! Keep the reviews coming... :)

    • @gittin_funky
      @gittin_funky 5 років тому +1

      Brad Long haven't read the book yet, trying to do decide if to. I'm interested how does his worldview differ from yours as a Christian .
      Thanks

    • @bradlongmusic
      @bradlongmusic 5 років тому

      @@gittin_funky Great question. I can see how that would be confusing. It's a lot to go into in a comments section, but suffice it to say I think you should read the book. You really can't go wrong doing that. Plus, I think it might illuminate some of the differences in worldview as well. Doest that make sense?
      Brad

  • @BirdyBJ
    @BirdyBJ 4 роки тому +1

    👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼Awesome Video

  • @seanbeckman1066
    @seanbeckman1066 4 роки тому

    Awesome video Graham!! Love it

  • @lukereseburg
    @lukereseburg 4 роки тому

    Good book review. This book drastically changed how I think about life and work. Thanks for sharing Graham!

  • @andreferrer9350
    @andreferrer9350 4 роки тому

    Nice! Thanks, I will read it

  • @GirishHothur
    @GirishHothur 6 років тому

    Loved the video..just finished this book..thanks for summarizing the book for me.. totally agree with the 3 golden nuggets..waiting for more book reviews🙂

  • @julesm9081
    @julesm9081 2 роки тому

    wow !!!!!

  • @gittin_funky
    @gittin_funky 5 років тому +1

    Can you share what your business is that now takes 5 hours ? Is it some kind of online reselling ?
    Thanks for explaining the book

    • @GrahamCochrane
      @GrahamCochrane  5 років тому

      It's called The Recording Revolution: recordingrevolution.com

  • @HaMou261
    @HaMou261 6 років тому

    Thanks Graham ! Awesome as usual ; )

  • @edwindeleon1130
    @edwindeleon1130 6 років тому +1

    do what you love for work.

  • @donprue3291
    @donprue3291 6 років тому

    Graham, Love the new channel!

  • @eddierobles2137
    @eddierobles2137 5 років тому

    Great content 👏👏

  • @ArieXx00
    @ArieXx00 3 роки тому

    Great review. Can you do a review of the book 'The Freedom Gap' by Tim Gratis?

  • @veselinnedkov643
    @veselinnedkov643 3 роки тому

    So basically the answer is "have a successful business". From what I'm hearing (I've not read the book yet), it's assumed that when we start a business we want to hoard all the profits and that's why we do everything ourselves and have no time. Well... In the majority of the cases a business is not profitable enough to support all the employees you need so you can work only 4-5 hours a week and fly your ass to France or the Bahamas or wherever all the time. Not to mention our hypothetical new employees still need oversight. Or maybe it's assumed we'll find trustworthy, competent people willing to slave for our dream lifestyle right away.

  • @officeprogramming
    @officeprogramming 2 роки тому

    Unfortunately, most people work hard at being productive, but not effective. Are you very productive at doing things that don't really matter?

  • @mattsayle
    @mattsayle 4 роки тому +1

    You returned a book after you read it?
    Dick move. Don't care if you re-bought it or not later.

  • @marlonelias
    @marlonelias 5 років тому +1

    He's good looking!.!.

  • @Mike_Benz_
    @Mike_Benz_ 2 роки тому

    This isn't how I record and mix a great song....Is this a Graham clone?

  • @taramiller3236
    @taramiller3236 2 роки тому

    Funny, young people buy 8.00 coffee and have to live in a posh apts ..work 20 hours, live at home, until Mom dies! Hope she leaves you something!

  • @LOVEJEET_KHOSA
    @LOVEJEET_KHOSA 3 роки тому

    This book is totally crap