The 'what would this be like if it were easy' mental model is still one of the most profound things Tim Ferriss has said that I've taken to heart. ❤ To say he enhanced my life with his books, pods, and philosophies is an understatement. He is extremely generous and thoughtful. Thank you a thousand million, Shaan, for having him on MFM. 🤙✨️
I remember when Ferris was on Rogan in the early years broing it out with steaks. Now he's become a Yoda of learning and teaching. Shaan is carrying the torch very nicely!
As Shaan mention Tim Ferris came into my world with the 4hours work week and remain one of the most influential read for me.Truly if anyone on this platform doesn't have that in their library......oh well let's get to the pod at hand ❤
I’ve developed a newfound respect for Tim from this conversation. So impressed by the fact he makes an effort to not be completely driven by money - that’s hard to do!
Thank you so much for this episode. I just booked my 150th podcast guest because of you and have sustained my business created in 2008 because of Four Hour Work Week, changed my life! I am proof, it isn’t easy at all, but it is possible and so worth it.
@@AbdullahHaque-wk8kb the dudes still building a solid network even if numbers are low plus audio exist. Better than most people not taking action. Why be a hater?
@@AbdullahHaque-wk8kb we are available audio wise on all podcast, only started recently this year on UA-cam with distributing the podcast. As mentioned, it is distributed out to thousands via personal and indirectly joined my network since starting the business in 2008. It’s been fun and the relationships have been worth way more than the viewership on all marketing platforms in my career.
Knowledge Bomb: "The best way to get what the outcome of busyness should be, which is big effects of some type, is not by engaging in nonstop action. If you are in action for too long then you loose all your money / can't play the game very long because you were never playing the long game to begin with."
Tim approach to prioritizing weird and unconventional options is a refreshing reminder that sometimes the path less traveled is where we find our true passions. It’s inspiring to see how focusing on small, achievable goals can lead to significant life changes and success. 🌟
The video includes an interview with Tim Ferriss. Tim Ferriss is the author of the bestselling book The 4-Hour Workweek. He is also a podcast host, entrepreneur, and investor. In the interview, Tim Ferriss discusses his approach to life and work. He talks about the importance of experimentation, efficiency, and focus. He also shares his thoughts on the future of work and the role of technology. Some of the key points from the interview include: The importance of experimentation. Tim Ferriss believes that it is important to try new things and to be willing to fail. He says that failure is a necessary part of success. The importance of efficiency. Tim Ferriss is a big believer in efficiency. He uses a variety of productivity techniques to get more done in less time. The importance of focus. Tim Ferriss believes that it is important to focus on a few key goals. He says that trying to do too much at once can lead to burnout. The future of work. Tim Ferriss believes that the future of work will be more flexible and remote. He also believes that technology will play an increasingly important role in the workplace. The role of technology. Tim Ferriss is a big fan of technology. He uses a variety of apps and tools to improve his productivity and efficiency. I found this interview to be very inspiring and informative. Tim Ferriss is a fascinating person with a lot of great ideas. I would definitely recommend watching the video if you are interested in learning more about his approach to life and work.
I'm going to be real about something. I stopped listening to all these guys and their podcasts, and I instantly became more productive. Why? Because all they are talking about is what works for them because they kept failing. Want to be productive? Just set a goal and go for it. You're going to fail maybe 90% of the time, all these guys talk about is the 10% of the stuff that worked.
Thank you for doing this interview! If I may offer a technical note: the sound is fairly subdued; it almost seemed like I had to be in a really quiet environment in order to hear both of you-especially Tim. And that’s an observation I’ve made over several of your recent podcasts.
@shaanvp I thought you did an excellent job hosting one of the 🐐's of podcasting - that isn't easy to do. Great questions and some tangible take-aways "brag, an ask, and a give" - great for Hampton community.
I absolutely love this! Listening on Apple during work, and watching it on lunch lol. Two of my favorite GOATS interacting, and it’s an absolute treat. After this, I’m going back to the episode of Tim’s show with Sam. Y’all are the fucking bomb!!!!
Great great great stuff. ATP we’ve ALL read the 4HWW.. it’s become the Nomadic Bible for many Millennials starting careers or businesses. This interview delved deeper than I expected. Gleaned so many insights, my brain is STILL buffering. 😮… You killed this Shaan! And shout out to Tim for being so cool and candid.💪🏽💪🏽..Great shii! Love from East Bmore. Trucker Sim.
Nice, as always! Another idea for an upcoming episode that would be cool: Brainstorming businesses that can/should happen with the new FTC rule banning non-competes.
2 🐐’s Also, not that this is what I should be paying attention to, but does anyone know what shoes Shaan is wearing?? (Shaan if you see this feel free to answer as well😎)
The cuts on this episode were a bit much. I’m not sure Shaan said a complete sentence without having two lines/takes cut together. That said, been waiting a long time on this one so 🎉
Why don’t you do this one in the regular style with Sam ? The same like Tony Robbin’s and Ramit ? Why do you switch up the basis of the podcast when certain guests come on?
hm Tim is repeating the same few stories and lessons in every interview for many years by now. Maybe he's better off waiting to give any more interviews until he has new original content? Don't get me wrong, I love Tim and his podcast. But we've heard all of that before.
@@oas9174 is that what it is? I thought maybe Tim is not really dialed into the conversation. He knows he's said all of that for many years. I hope he's fine.
Shaan says his unfair advantage is he can get a convo with anyone and he just says ‘yeah’ and ‘uhuh’ a hundred times in the most arrogant tone. Kinda cringy.
@@reesequeen Agreed ^ but if I haaad to give Tim an 'A' maybe he's thinking this is an in-the-weeds-biz podcast for industry folk, so he thinks you're really supposed to peel back the BS facade and talk straight. So even if that is the case, it was tough to hear...
He’s direct and logical discussing what he knows like a user’s manual because that’s how he arranges his focus. Maybe it’s just confidence, not arrogance. Curious what type of advice did you find most helpful from 4HWW?
Appreciate the podcast, but please stop saying "Right" and confirming you agree with the guest. We don't want to know you agree, we want to listen to the guest. I might be in the minority here, but very distracting.
Tim is the absolute goat and responsible for so much of modern startup/hustle/influencer culture, most people don’t even know.
Exactly!
The 'what would this be like if it were easy' mental model is still one of the most profound things Tim Ferriss has said that I've taken to heart. ❤ To say he enhanced my life with his books, pods, and philosophies is an understatement. He is extremely generous and thoughtful. Thank you a thousand million, Shaan, for having him on MFM. 🤙✨️
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I sound like a broken record, but I must say it again and again: Tim Ferris changed my life and has been an incredible guide. Tim, Thank you ❤
if tim creates a car startup please call it ferris wheel
😂
😅😅😅
😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣
A calendar app called bueller
I remember when Ferris was on Rogan in the early years broing it out with steaks. Now he's become a Yoda of learning and teaching. Shaan is carrying the torch very nicely!
As Shaan mention Tim Ferris came into my world with the 4hours work week and remain one of the most influential read for me.Truly if anyone on this platform doesn't have that in their library......oh well let's get to the pod at hand ❤
Man Shaan, this was awesome. The plan to up the guest profiles continues to pay off. Can't wait for the rest of the Austin loop episodes.
I’ve developed a newfound respect for Tim from this conversation. So impressed by the fact he makes an effort to not be completely driven by money - that’s hard to do!
Thank you so much for this episode. I just booked my 150th podcast guest because of you and have sustained my business created in 2008 because of Four Hour Work Week, changed my life! I am proof, it isn’t easy at all, but it is possible and so worth it.
Why there's no views in your pods
@@AbdullahHaque-wk8kb I just recently started with UA-cam, we are available audio on all platforms as well
@@AbdullahHaque-wk8kb the dudes still building a solid network even if numbers are low plus audio exist. Better than most people not taking action. Why be a hater?
@@chefbrian26 hater??? assumptions lead to conflict
@@AbdullahHaque-wk8kb we are available audio wise on all podcast, only started recently this year on UA-cam with distributing the podcast. As mentioned, it is distributed out to thousands via personal and indirectly joined my network since starting the business in 2008. It’s been fun and the relationships have been worth way more than the viewership on all marketing platforms in my career.
Appreciate them bringing up Naval Ravikant, what a legend.
The greatest value in ultra premium lies in the people that are in the small audience that is curated.
This podcast is becoming one of my favorites. You’re a real one for putting these on
Knowledge Bomb:
"The best way to get what the outcome of busyness should be, which is big effects of some type, is not by engaging in nonstop action. If you are in action for too long then you loose all your money / can't play the game very long because you were never playing the long game to begin with."
Tim approach to prioritizing weird and unconventional options is a refreshing reminder that sometimes the path less traveled is where we find our true passions. It’s inspiring to see how focusing on small, achievable goals can lead to significant life changes and success. 🌟
Refreshing to see Shaan a little nervous/starstruck at the beginning 😊 great pod!
The video includes an interview with Tim Ferriss. Tim Ferriss is the author of the bestselling book The 4-Hour Workweek. He is also a podcast host, entrepreneur, and investor.
In the interview, Tim Ferriss discusses his approach to life and work. He talks about the importance of experimentation, efficiency, and focus. He also shares his thoughts on the future of work and the role of technology.
Some of the key points from the interview include:
The importance of experimentation. Tim Ferriss believes that it is important to try new things and to be willing to fail. He says that failure is a necessary part of success.
The importance of efficiency. Tim Ferriss is a big believer in efficiency. He uses a variety of productivity techniques to get more done in less time.
The importance of focus. Tim Ferriss believes that it is important to focus on a few key goals. He says that trying to do too much at once can lead to burnout.
The future of work. Tim Ferriss believes that the future of work will be more flexible and remote. He also believes that technology will play an increasingly important role in the workplace.
The role of technology. Tim Ferriss is a big fan of technology. He uses a variety of apps and tools to improve his productivity and efficiency.
I found this interview to be very inspiring and informative. Tim Ferriss is a fascinating person with a lot of great ideas. I would definitely recommend watching the video if you are interested in learning more about his approach to life and work.
shaan is growing up. getting the big guys..
The front on shot makes it look like 2 Jedi masters having a chat with their light sabres rested by their side
Notice how Tim was initially a bit stiff and gradually became more relaxed & friendly. Great job, Shaan!
This Pod was an absolute banger!!
I'm going to be real about something. I stopped listening to all these guys and their podcasts, and I instantly became more productive. Why? Because all they are talking about is what works for them because they kept failing. Want to be productive? Just set a goal and go for it. You're going to fail maybe 90% of the time, all these guys talk about is the 10% of the stuff that worked.
Underrated comment
keeping an eye on the trend.Tim was all about optimization. Now he's dialing it back to jump on the slow roll.
It would be nice if there were a playlist with all your episodes with a guest.
Thank you Tim and Shaan for putting this valuable show for us. I always admired Tim, wanting to become like him, my efforts are ON. 😅
Barbell approach is great
Tim just change the pace of the entire conversation.
Shaan Puri= High energy (excited).
Tim Ferris= Casual uncle like tone giving you advice on women.
Weirdly enough, Tim's energy felt soooo off, there was no enthusiasm about talking on this pod IDK
He seemed SO smug. Kinda hard to listen to and watch imo.
Agree. A bit difficult to watch
It mentioned it was late in the day. Maybe he's got the post cold plunge relaxed energy. Maybe he has used the dopamine quota for the day 😅
Oh boy I'm here early. Got a good seat.
It's amazing seeing Tim's evolution over time.
Thank you for doing this interview! If I may offer a technical note: the sound is fairly subdued; it almost seemed like I had to be in a really quiet environment in order to hear both of you-especially Tim. And that’s an observation I’ve made over several of your recent podcasts.
@shaanvp I thought you did an excellent job hosting one of the 🐐's of podcasting - that isn't easy to do. Great questions and some tangible take-aways "brag, an ask, and a give" - great for Hampton community.
I absolutely love this! Listening on Apple during work, and watching it on lunch lol. Two of my favorite GOATS interacting, and it’s an absolute treat. After this, I’m going back to the episode of Tim’s show with Sam. Y’all are the fucking bomb!!!!
Great great great stuff. ATP we’ve ALL read the 4HWW.. it’s become the Nomadic Bible for many Millennials starting careers or businesses. This interview delved deeper than I expected. Gleaned so many insights, my brain is STILL buffering. 😮… You killed this Shaan! And shout out to Tim for being so cool and candid.💪🏽💪🏽..Great shii! Love from East Bmore. Trucker Sim.
And it’s official: we’ve gone mainstream
Tim has helped so many people. It's inspiring.
This was a nice scoop Shaan. Tim is one of the best at crafting insightful questions. Bring him back!
Nice, as always! Another idea for an upcoming episode that would be cool: Brainstorming businesses that can/should happen with the new FTC rule banning non-competes.
What did Tim Ferriss recently sell as in a company?
Isn’t this the studio that Chris Williamson films at?
Great episode. Can you edit out the nose whistle?
Shaan my friend lives in Austin and won both the Scripps Spelling Bee. And Nat Geo Bee. The only guybto do it. Let me know if you want an intro….
2 🐐’s
Also, not that this is what I should be paying attention to, but does anyone know what shoes Shaan is wearing?? (Shaan if you see this feel free to answer as well😎)
Wish Sam was on this podcast too, I know he’s such a big Tim Ferriss fan too
This is legit one of the most valuable business podcast episodes ever. Glad I took the time to consume it.
Lol
It's time for another episode of... 'Crossing Swords'
Am I crazy or is the Thumbnail wrong. It should be 12 PM right?
Yes
Love Tim
The cuts on this episode were a bit much. I’m not sure Shaan said a complete sentence without having two lines/takes cut together. That said, been waiting a long time on this one so 🎉
Also pls link the green kicks.
Great interview !!!
How so
Shaan you look healthy and happy
there’s no end to upgrading
what's up with the volume? interview too quiet, advertisements too loud
Fire: "Being comfortable not being busy"
Mixed feelings, Tim Ferris talking just puts me to sleep, guy drains me xD
Shaan, you are the greatest at podcasting.
Low bar?
Lets go boys!!! Mushrooms and Jiu-Jitsu are the future. I have the ideas and the gumption!!!
After 11am comes 12pm.
Excited for this one. Let’s go 🚀
Why don’t you do this one in the regular style with Sam ? The same like Tony Robbin’s and Ramit ? Why do you switch up the basis of the podcast when certain guests come on?
Funny how work hours have trippled since the 4-Hour Workweek came out.
Like the Convo. But Tim doesn't seem to match Shaan's energy. Sad.
Why should he? Not to mention Tim mentioned it was at night and he deliberately skipped caffeine so is presumably tired.
Shaan is an a1 glaze master
my first glaze
what does that mean?
@@shinchimaover complimenting and over praising. I disagree though
No, he just knows he gets to choose how to feel and he chooses to be excited and positive
@@candycall_ioqqqq
Part of me wished those were light sabers in the background and they were going to pick them up LOL 😆
never clicked a video faster
The Naval Story😂
Just took the plunge and invested a significant amount in AMS89K. Feeling optimistic about its potential
Thank you!
Did Nike and 7up do a collab?
38:21 what the heck word did he say???
So what was the diagnosis? 😂
he definitely doesn't want to be there. Podcast numbers going down for him I guess to have to appear in podcasts like that
The guy who told us to optimise life for a 4-HR work week tells us we should stop optimising our life. Mwokay
Tim pls bring the energy next time. Listen to some DMX, NWA, Public Enemy or KC and the Sunshine Band. #Peace&Love
This is deep ✅ Love it
Tim can start a ASM company and make millions.
hm Tim is repeating the same few stories and lessons in every interview for many years by now. Maybe he's better off waiting to give any more interviews until he has new original content? Don't get me wrong, I love Tim and his podcast. But we've heard all of that before.
@@oas9174 is that what it is? I thought maybe Tim is not really dialed into the conversation. He knows he's said all of that for many years. I hope he's fine.
Bro this could have been an email
HUGE
I’m a huge fan of Tim & 4HWW. but he comes off as so starkly arrogant compared to the chill vibes im used to with Shaan and Sam. Is that just me? lol
Shaan says his unfair advantage is he can get a convo with anyone and he just says ‘yeah’ and ‘uhuh’ a hundred times in the most arrogant tone. Kinda cringy.
I didn’t realize how humble his other guests were until this ep.
@@kendracleveland7281yes! When Shaan asks “what’s your unfair advantage?”
Tim: basically everything at this point.
@@reesequeen Agreed ^ but if I haaad to give Tim an 'A' maybe he's thinking this is an in-the-weeds-biz podcast for industry folk, so he thinks you're really supposed to peel back the BS facade and talk straight. So even if that is the case, it was tough to hear...
He’s direct and logical discussing what he knows like a user’s manual because that’s how he arranges his focus. Maybe it’s just confidence, not arrogance. Curious what type of advice did you find most helpful from 4HWW?
awwwww shit here we go
23 minutes into listening the pod, came to watch the video to see if Ferriss is high. 😴
What have they done to Sam Parr?
he's got a baby, so might just be enjoying being a father.
Let's do this!
Is that the same studio Chris Williams uses?
6.4
Yep
Not the most entertaining but valuable and a little variety for the channel. Shaan needed some strange.
Stop doing the thing Ive told you to do for 20 years? weird flex
my name is dimitri😎 5:24
I dont get the hype about this guy, sorry. He sounds pretentious. Its so annoying watching these people grovel arounf him.
Fuck yes!
What's with the editing. We don't mind hearing the "ums and uhs", just a bit jarring.
Idk, but Tim seemed to be not interested in the pod
1st, hell yeah
Why does he come across so stuck up. Painful to listen to.
"Confessed he got it from a bumper sticker" really sums up the state of things nicely
Appreciate the podcast, but please stop saying "Right" and confirming you agree with the guest. We don't want to know you agree, we want to listen to the guest. I might be in the minority here, but very distracting.
Tim Ferriss has been smelling his own farts for way too long
26:39 At this point you might as well rest both of your 🐾on Tim's lap. 💩 give the dude some space yo 🤣
This interview was a snooze . Ferris put me to sleep .
Shaan, my name is Dimitri- Lmk when you're ready to listen to what i have to say
For the first time in my MFM history I didn’t miss Sam, lol